Best Wishes Flameless Flickering Tea Light LED Candle 12 Pcs

Specifications:

• No worries about wax mess and no fire risk at all, this LED Light Candle will help you out
• The monochromatic changing LED candle mimics the light produced by a burning candle without a flame, heat, soot or messy candle residue
• This style LED Light Candle has a monochromatic flickering light
• This LED Light Candle is made of plastic, feels just like a real candle
• LED flash candle with On/Off switch at the bottom for easy operation
• These LED Lights Candles can be used outside in the wind unlike a traditional candle
• The LED flameless candle requires button battery
• Dimensions: 37 x 38 mm / 1.5 x 1.5 in (Dia. x H)
• Material: Plastic
• Color: White

Details:

• This pack includes 12 LED Light Candle and also includes 36 button batteries, it's great to have this pack of candles

• This LED flickering candle is great for weddings, parties, Christmas, home decor, restaurants, nightclubs, camping, and romance

• More details for this LED candle, with good design and good craft, this LED candle is durable with long time use

• This Flameless Candle is energy-saving with the LED technology. Enjoy the beauty of candle light without the mess of dripping wax

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Guide To LED Technology



LEDs have risen from their original occupation as humble indicator lamps to serving as the light source for some of today's most advanced TVs. Electronics engineers prize the LED for its brightness and cool-running efficiency. Environmentalists and utility companies tout its low power consumption. Videophiles are warming to it for the performance enhancements it facilitates. And average consumers love the way it has slimmed their new TVs. In this article, we'll explain how the LED works; how it's used in current-model TVs and in the latest video projectors; and how it's likely to be used in future displays. Of course, we can't say exactly what the LED's future in video will be, but we can say with a great deal of confidence that within the next 10 years, you'll own at least one LEDbased TV - if you don't have one already.
LEDs have risen from their original occupation as humble indicator lamps to serving as the light source for some of today's most advanced TVs. Electronics engineers prize the LED for its brightness and cool-running efficiency. Environmentalists and utility companies tout its low power consumption. Videophiles are warming to it for the performance enhancements it facilitates. And average consumers love the way it has slimmed their new TVs. In this article, we'll explain how the LED works; how it's used in current-model TVs and in the latest video projectors; and how it's likely to be used in future displays. Of course, we can't say exactly what the LED's future in video will be, but we can say with a great deal of confidence that within the next 10 years, you'll own at least one LEDbased TV - if you don't have one already.

Package Included:

• 12 x LED Candles
• 12 x Button Batteries