Review on 🕯️ Enhance your Home Décor with our Window Candle with Light Sensor - Orange Flame and Pewter Base (FPC1225P) by Erin Wright

I've bought 21 of these so far. I first bought 11 for my front screens to see if they were any better than the version I was already using which used two AA batteries. I am happy to report that these FPC1224P EDs are much better and I have bought 10 more. First of all they look like quality candles indoors even though they are plastic. The narrow base means they fit on my narrow window sills. The fact that they run on C size batteries installed in the base gives them the low center of gravity needed to reduce the risk of tipping and falls. The bulbs themselves are amber like all other LED candles I've tried. However, when run on two C-size batteries, they can run at their brightest level for most if not all of the Christmas season. The AA version dimmed after about a week, which made me almost constantly recharging the batteries. I'm not giving those five stars because they aren't the Holy Grail, which would be a battery powered candle that's as bright as my mom's 120V plug versions (which my wife doesn't even let me think about at night for safety reasons). headache from the socket). and messy wiring) Some suggestions: 1) Invest in C size rechargeable batteries and a good charger. Each candle needs two 2) Be sure to install it with the LEFT handle. In this way, the light sensor is directed outwards, causing the candle to turn on at the right time.