“Now I see these batteries can be used in solar lights outside. My second question is: does this mean these batteries will actually be "charged"? I know these are rechargeable batteries that can be put into a charging station in the house but since they'll be in a solar light, will this mean they will actually be recharging outside while in the sun, or will they just run down and then have to be recharged in a charger in the house? Sorry if my question seems naive. (??)”

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• They will be recharged by the solar cell.

  Answered by Goodlife1 9 years ago

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• They've worked for me and my neighbor. I charge them first to make sure it's not the bulb. If it doesn't work the next night it's probably the solar panel .

  Answered by Craig 9 years ago

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• We use them for solar lights outside.

  Answered by Karen 9 years ago

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• As long as the fixture is in good direct light and in good condition, it should work.

  Answered by Eric 8 years ago

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• yes

  Answered by Jameson 8 years ago

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• The solar lights should have a little solar panel on top so it should, it really depends on the amount of sun they get each day.

  Answered by Jfisch 8 years ago

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• These types of battery need to be recharged in a charger.

  Answered by Payam 8 years ago

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• No - they r not solar batteries. They need to be charges by a charger pluggged ibto a power outlet.

  Answered by Sushil 8 years ago

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• I charge them with a solar charger. As I use them while shooting photos way off the grid . Never have had an issue. They do not like -20 F very much. Discharge faster the colder it is. Full charge may not happen in light . You may have to bring in and charge them time to time if you have reduced sun light.

  Answered by NORTHWINDPHOTO 9 years ago

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• No, they are not recharged by the sun. They have to be put into a battery charger to be recharged, but it doesn't take a very long time.

  Answered by Howard 9 years ago

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