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Battery Operated Hanging Outdoor Chandelier

Battery Operated Hanging Outdoor Chandelier

Regular price $84.99 USD
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Key Features

  • Elegant Design: Crafted from hand-woven copper wire and adorned with golden beads, this battery powered pendant light creates a cozy vintage glow under the warm white light of an Edison bulb
  • Hassle-Free Installation: No wiring required, simply insert 4 AA batteries (not included) and enjoy instant ambient lighting
  • Multi-Function: Conveniently set the timer to automatically turn the chandelier on/off, and adjust brightness levels for effortless ambiance
  • Long battery life: With replaceable ABS E26 bulbs, this outdoor gazebo chandelier has a battery life of 120 hours, making it the perfect choice for illuminating gazebo, patio and garden without the need for constant battery changes
  • Outdoor Durability: Waterproof construction ensures long-lasting performance in gazebo, pergola, porch, and outdoor spaces

Specifications

Brand ALL FORTUNE
Manufacturer All Fortune
Model KF61871-BO
Material Metal
Color Red copper
Style Retro
Product Type LIGHT_FIXTURE
Included Components Bulb
Recommended Uses Gazebo
Special Features ['Low Voltage', 'Dimmable', 'Timer', 'Waterproof']
Item Type Keyword pendant-porch-lights
Item Dimensions H: 1041 / L: 198 / W: 198 (Weight: 680)
unit 2 Count
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  • 5 stars: 6 (75%)
  • 4 stars: 1 (13%)
  • 3 stars: 1 (13%)
  • 2 stars: 0 (0%)
  • 1 star: 0 (0%)
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Amazon Customer
Great Value

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Super easy to set up. They both work well and look great.

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erin bishop
Outdoor lighting

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Perfect lighting for my outdoor gazebo! Easy to hang just the right amount of ambient lighting I was looking for highly recommend

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Teresa B. Bryant
Love it!Love it!

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Simply beautiful inside my gazebo! You can dim the lights, turn it off and set a timer using the remote. The height is also adjustable. Great buy at a reasonable cost. Definitely recommend!

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Kenpodo
Beautiful

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Love these outdoor lights. Have ordered many times to keep adding to my deck. High quality and easy to assemble. Looks beautiful and received many compliments.

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P. Kanervikkoaho
Great gazebo lights!Great gazebo lights!

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I took a chance because I thought these would be too small for my 10x12 gazebo but they are perfect! I really live them and I just hope they last. They cast a lovely warm light that is perfect and the timer worked as it should.

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Pat Alexander
Pretty lights for gazebo

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Just received them a couple of days ago, but so far, so good. They look great hanging inside our gazebo. Each takes 4 AA batteries, which they tell you, but they don't mention that the remote takes 2 AAA batteries. The cord is about 3 feet long, which works well where we have them. I only gave them 4 stars since it's too early to tell how they do over time.

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MD
Pretty but less functional

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The lights are lovely (altho smaller than expected) but they do not stay cinched. I had to zip tie them to stop them from becoming uncinched.

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Kasia W
Great lights for outside

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These are great! Use them in our gazebo with magnetic hooks. Love that the one remote controls both of the lights. Also love that there is an attached gadget allowing the cord to be shortened if needed, it just makes them more versatile. My husband wanted rechargeable, but I hate bringing things in all the time and remembering to charge them, so I’m happy with the batteries. There’s a timer ability on the remote, so hopefully the batteries last awhile (8 AAs total for both lights together). The cord base that houses the batteries looks sturdy and well protected from the elements. They aren’t large but look good with two hanging next to each other — pay attention to dimensions if it matters to you. They would also be great hanging from a shepherds hook, which is an idea we’re toying with.