I Purchased Used Walkway Type Solar Lights but They Won't Light. What Should I Do?

It depends on how long youve had them, or the sellers scammed you

1. Can solar lights be charged from indoor light or has to be sunlight?

I am using solar yard lights in table centerpieces. All the solar lights are being charged on my dining room table. I put 2 LED household bulbs (60 watt equivalent) in the dining room light fixture, leaving the lights on from 6 am to 9 pm daily. The solar lights are charged. They light up when I turned off the overhead light & are still running when I get up. I m 3 days into charging this way & will continue my charging routine until they are placed for the event, next week

2. Apart from candle light how else do villages generate light in India?

pl,do not think villages in india have no electricity.they have.at least most of them have. they do not burn candlesticks often as they are too expensive. they have gasolene lamps,kerosene lamps,spirit lamps and solar lights too.

3. how long does it take for batteries to charge in solar lights?

3 = 4 hourss

4. does darker skin age slower?

yes...but only natural dark skin. lighter skin is more sensitive to solar lights, so they get wrinkles faster. especially when u tan

5. How do I decide if I should use solar lights or low voltage landscape lights?

Depends on what state you live in, how much sunlight you get, and where you ll be placing them. If you want to be more green, then you would pick solar lights, but i live in washington and we dint get too much light and ours do not work, we might not have the best solar lights. but if you get alot of sun i would go with solar lights, theyll save money in the long run, and the planet.

6. how do I steal solar lights?

ask them when they will be gone so you can steal stuff without being seen

7. Do out door solar lights work?

Solar Xmas Lights

8. Whats wrong with my solar lights?

You need higher capacity batteries

9. where can i buy solar lights?

Solar Lights eah.... i dunno u tell me... he!he!

10. How do I get solar lights, which my company makes, to Africa - www.bogolight.com?

Jerk--pawn ya trinkets elsewhere

11. Can I use my solar lights as battery chargers?

I think what you are asking is can you put the batteries in lamp unit to charge them. I can not think why not. It does not matter if the batteries are used in the lamp or somewhere else - it will still charge them although it's slow & they would charge faster in a plug in charger. Rechargeable batteries do have a lower voltage in comparison to most others - nonchargeable are about 1. 5 Volts & rechargeables are 1. 2 Volts but they compensate by having a lower internal resistance & the power loss as current runs through them is lower & their net effect in any equipment is about the same as a non-rechargeable battery

12. How long does it take for new solar lights to work?

There is probably is nothing really wrong with the lights but either the batteries or how you installed them. If you got them at a discount store, there is a strong chance they are discontinued and old fixtures, which is not good because it's not wise to keep batteries in any thing, particularly solar lights. There are a few things likely going on here. 1) You need to keep the lights in the sun for two sunny days before you try to keep them on at night. This lets the batteries (which have probably been sitting in a dark box or case for quite a while) a chance to recharge 2) The batteries themselves may be defective (usually the problem). They should have been packaged separately from the fixture itself. Before you return the fixture try getting new batteries. And to make sure you do not ruin the fixture so that you CAN'T return it, you have to use the specific batteries that the fixture requires. If they did not come with batteries and you are not using the right type, it will destroy the fixture 3) Are they placed close to a street light, lamp post of house light (spot or lamp) that is stronger than the walkway lights. solar lights have a sensor that lets them it's dark enough to turn on. If they are in the illumination field of a brighter light, they wo not go on 4) Directions should have been provided with the fixtures telling you the above and you should have read them. If they did not come with any instructions, or the instructions did not mention the above issues, odds are you bought a cruddy lamp. Try setting them in the sun and then turning the on/off button off when it gets dark for two sunny days and putting them back out. (if they do not have an on/off button, another clue they are not great lights) You would have to keep them in a room with some light over night. Finally The fixture could in fact be defective. So, always keep packaging and instructions until you know they work. Before you return it, try the above. Then take the package to the store and see if they will give you money back. Batteries for small lamps usually last two years when running; there is no reason a new fixture with batteries included (which again, good lamps have) would not work -- so if they sold you fixtures with dead batteries, you should get money back and look for a better product. With solar, you get what you pay for. Good luck.