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We are pleased to introduce our new solar cemetery candles! Made of durable PVC plastic, our new solar powered candles feature a single solar panel, which charges the single AA battery contained inside the solar candle during the day.
The solar panel also contains a light sensor which will then turn on the candle at dusk, causing it to light into the night.
The single AA battery within the solar cemetery candle may need replacement annually, and is easily accessed by gently squeezing, and pulling the two halves of the solar candle apart.
Designed specifically with eternal light housings in mind, our new solar cemetery candles will fit in most eternal light fixtures.
Featuring a grooved bottom to facilitate moisture drainage from your eternal light housing, as well as coming apart at the middle of the unit, rather than the bottom for battery replacement, prevents corrosion of the internal workings, that other solar candles may be prone to.
Our solar candles light using an LED rather than a traditional bulb. Which means the candle will consistently light, without the hassle of changing bulbs from time to time.
Having overall dimensions of 7 3/4” in height, and 2 3/8” in width, we think you’ll find our solar cemetery candles to be a maintenance free and economical option to traditional wax candles, while at the same time being comparable in size and appearance. We offer them with a red LED that shines brightly through the red cylinder units or the white LED that works in all the other colored cylinders .
The battery powered unit runs on 3 AA alkaline batteries for up to 3 months use. The battery powered unit is excellent for places that are shaded or for indoor use. It turns its self off during the daylight hours and on at dusk. The batteries are not included.
All candle units come with a ONE YEAR REPLACEMENT WARRANTY.
One frequently asked question is... will the sun charge the solar candle even through the colored cylinders? Yes, but the darker the color of cylinder ..the less time that the candle will stay lite. If you put one in a opaque or dark blue cylinder for example you should expect that it will glow most but not all of the night.
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