“Will these batteries work in my outdoor path lights and decorations that recharge batteries with solar cells? I have lights along my driveway that have "AA" batteries that are recharged during the day with solar power cells? Will these batteries work for this application?”

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• The batteries would work but I don't think they would charge properly unless the solar lights you have say to use NiMh batteries. The path lights I have need NiCd

  Answered by strider 9 years ago

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• Most likely not. Those are normally Nicad, and these are Nimh, so different battery chemistries.

  Answered by Brew 9 years ago

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• These are AAA batteries, not AA. If you procure the right size batteries, they should work. However some light assemblies may have soldered-in batteries. Check the lights before buying replacement batteries.

  Answered by GerryGoleta 10 years ago

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• Yes, I use these batteries in my solar path lights.

  Answered by joeyvegas 10 years ago

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• Though not specifically for this use, they will work. I've done same - cheaper than buying solar-specific batteries.

  Answered by reviewer90121 9 years ago

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• Yes. You may use them with best results.

  Answered by DrMD 9 years ago

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• Yes it works superb with that. When they send you this pack, they recharge it for the very first time with solar power. You may use it for those garden lights for sure.

  Answered by DrMD 9 years ago

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• No these are AAA. You need AA battery

  Answered by plex2 9 years ago

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• Yes, as long as the fixtures you are putting them into are capable of using any brand of rechargeable AAA batteries.

  Answered by DynexCustomerSupport 10 years ago

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• These are standard rechargeable batteries that take the place of regular "copper top', or "bunny" brand batteries, NOT solar rechargeable batteries, that are very expensive. You will use these in toys, flashlights, radios, etc.

  Answered by TibTif 9 years ago

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