Improvements in LED lights are allowing them to be used in many new applications, and battery candles are a good example. The attractive styles offered at http://www.batteryoperatedcandles.net/ illustrate how attractive and practical these devices can be.
Candles make a warm, muted glow that brings a special mood to any setting, but they also invite a few problems. When many of them are needed, the person doing the lighting invariably ends up with a singed finger or two. Wax melts on the tablecloth, and sometimes a napkin catches on fire. When they’re gone, they must be replaced.
Artificial candles with LED elements are the answer to all these issues. They come in as many colors and designs as flame candles, but they can glow all night without melting. Because LED elements are more energy-efficient than incandescent bulbs, they produce many hours of light before needing a battery replacement. They even make an artificial flickering that mimics the motion of flame.
The coolness of LED elements eliminates any fire hazard, and the amount of electricity is too small to pose any risk of shocking. LED lights do not use the delicate bulb-and-filament construction of incandescent bulbs and are durable enough for years of frequent use. When events come up, there’s never any need to buy more candles.
These beautiful lights offer all the advantages of real candles with none of the disadvantages. Consumers can finally escape the disadvantages of open flame and have warm, inexpensive lights that never melt away.
Love these! My husband and I used to light up candles and dim the lights a few times a week in our pre-baby stages. After the baby came around we rarely, if ever, do it anymore because we’re afraid of him getting into it. These would be a great alternative.
This is a great idea, especially for those with cats and climbing toddlers 🙂
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