FAQs
Battery operated led light strings are often used to decorate homes during the holiday season. They are also great for outdoor use. These lights are typically powered by batteries.
Most battery operated led lights will have either white or clear bulbs. White bulbs look best when placed near windows or mirrors. Clear bulbs make a nice accent around trees or bushes.
A typical set of battery operated led lights uses about 6 AA batteries. Each bulb draws between 1/2 amp and 2 amps. That means each bulb takes approximately 3 volts of electricity to operate.
No. Battery operated led lights are designed to be plugged into a wall outlet. When the batteries die, the lights stop working.
Rechargeable batteries are available but tend to cost more than standard batteries. Also, most rechargeables require special adapters and chargers.
Not necessarily. If you plan to leave your battery operated led lights outside all year round, then you probably won't need to buy new batteries.
If you live in a home where the electrical wiring was installed correctly, then yes. Otherwise, no. Your battery operated led lights must connect to a dedicated circuit breaker box.
Yes! Many people enjoy putting battery operated led lights on their Christmas tree. Make sure that you follow the instructions provided by the manufacturer. Some manufacturers recommend that you hang the lights upside down.
Some battery operated led lights have a timer built right into them. This allows you to turn them on and off automatically. Other times, the lights simply shut themselves off after a certain amount of time. Either way, you'll need to check the manual to determine what's causing the problem.
Yes. There are many ways to safely use battery operated led lights inside your house. One option is to attach them to a ceiling fan. Another option is to mount them on a shelf above a window. Yet another option is to install them under a table lamp.
Yes. There are many options for installing battery operated led lights outside. You can even create your own custom lighting system. Here are a couple of ideas: