LED Solar Pillar Candle - White

The duration depends on the amount of sunlight the solar panel receives. On a full charge, it can typically provide light for 6-8 hours.

It uses AA rechargeable batteries (400mAh each). These batteries are generally replaceable, though specific instructions may vary based on the internal design.

Yes, the candle has an IP44 rating, which means it is protected against solid objects larger than 1mm and water splashes from any direction.

While the candle can be used indoors, its solar charging feature means it needs to be placed near a sunny window. For optimal performance and intended use, it is best suited for outdoor environments.

It means the LED light flickers and moves in a way that closely simulates the appearance of a real candle flame, creating a cozy and dynamic ambiance.

No, these solar lights typically have an automatic function. They will turn on when darkness falls and turn off at dawn to recharge. Manual switching might be available for storage or specific use.

The candle stands 15cm tall with a diameter of 7.5cm. The wick height is 2.58cm.

Ensure the solar panel at the base is clean and receiving direct sunlight daily. Check if the 'on/off' switch (if applicable) is in the 'on' position. The rechargeable batteries may need replacement if the candle is several years old.

This can be due to insufficient charging. Move the candle to a location with more direct sunlight. Clean the solar panel for better energy absorption.

The solar panel may not be getting enough sunlight to fully charge the batteries. Ensure it is placed in a prime sunny spot. Prolonged use over several years may indicate the rechargeable batteries have reached the end of their lifespan and need replacing.

Although rated IP44 for splash resistance, prolonged submersion or heavy downpours directly on the top may cause issues. Ensure the candle is not placed in a location prone to flooding or direct heavy rain. Allow the candle to dry completely indoors before attempting to use it again.