Aurevia
Aurevia™ Taper 30 Hour Rechargeable Candle
Up to 30 hours from a 2 hour charge
No flame, no wax, no smoke
Remote dimming and 2-8 hour timers
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Description
A USB rechargeable flameless candle with a moulded PP shell and a 3D flame that flickers rather than sitting still. The manufacturer quotes thirty hours from a two hour charge, with remote dimming, a steady glow mode and timers of two to eight hours that repeat daily.
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GOOD TO KNOW
Will this work with my existing fittings?
Most of our indoor pieces use standard fittings. The exact fitting is listed in the product details, so check there before you order.
Can I use it outside?
Anything in the outdoor range is weather rated. Indoor pieces are not, so keep those under cover.
Is it dimmable?
Dimmable pieces are marked in the product details. If it is not marked, treat it as fixed output.
Thirty Hours, Then Recharge
The manufacturer quotes thirty hours of light from a two hour USB charge. That is most of a week of evenings before it goes back on the cable, rather than a packet of batteries every month.
A Flame Without The Flame
A 3D flame element flickers inside a moulded PP shell instead of sitting at a flat brightness. It goes where a real candle should not: a hallway shelf, a bathroom, a mantelpiece under a mirror.
Set It Once With The Remote
The ten-key remote handles brightness, the choice of flicker or steady glow, and a timer. Set four hours tonight and the candle lights itself at the same time tomorrow without being asked.
Frequently Asked Questions
How long does it last on one charge?
The manufacturer quotes up to thirty hours of use from a charge of around two hours over USB. Thirty hours is a best case at a modest brightness, so treat it that way: run it bright every evening and you will be back on the cable sooner. Used for three or four hours a night on a timer, it comfortably covers most of a week.
Is it bright enough to read by?
No, and it is not meant to be. The manufacturer states a luminous flux below sixty lumens, which is candle territory by design. It gives a corner some warmth once the main lights are off. If you want light you can actually read under, look at the Arc reading wall light or the Stem desk lamp instead, both of which are built for the job.
Does the remote come with it?
The manufacturer lists the remote as optional on this listing rather than guaranteed in every box, so check the variant you are ordering if it matters. Without the remote the candle still lights from its own switch, but the dimming and the two, four, six and eight hour timers are remote functions, so you would lose those. We are confirming this with the manufacturer.
Is it safe around children and pets?
It is considerably safer than a wax candle, because there is no flame, no hot wax and nothing to be knocked over and set light to something. It is still an electrical product with a rechargeable cell inside, so keep it away from water, charge it somewhere you can see it, and supervise young children with it as you would any small electrical item.
What size is it?
The manufacturer lists three sizes on this listing, all 5.5cm across, at 10.5cm, 12.5cm and 15cm tall. The variant we have imported is described differently again, so we are confirming which size actually ships before we treat any one of them as the standard. Check the variant name at the top of this page against the size you want before ordering.
The Full Details
A USB rechargeable flameless candle with a moulded PP shell and a 3D flame that flickers rather than sitting still. The manufacturer quotes thirty hours from a two hour charge, with remote dimming, a steady glow mode and timers of two to eight hours that repeat daily.
Specifications and full description
What it does
A flameless candle with a moulded PP shell and a 3D flame element that flickers rather than sitting still. The manufacturer quotes thirty hours of use from a two hour charge over USB, so it goes back on the shelf rather than into the bin when it runs down.
The point of a candle like this is the places a real one cannot go: a mantelpiece under a mirror, a hallway shelf, a bathroom, a table with children or a cat at it. Nothing to blow out and nothing to spill.
The remote, and what it actually controls
A ten-key remote sets brightness, switches between a flickering flame and a steady glow, and sets a timer of two, four, six or eight hours. Once a timer is set, the candle comes back on at the same time the following evening on its own.
The manufacturer lists the remote as optional on this listing, so check the variant you are ordering if the remote matters to you. Without it, the candle still works from its own switch, but the timer and the dimming are remote functions.
Brightness, honestly
The manufacturer states a luminous flux below sixty lumens. That is a candle, and it is meant to be. It will not light a room and it is no use for reading. It is there to give a corner some warmth after the main lights go off.
Safety and the mess a real candle makes
There is no flame, so there is no wax, no smoke and nothing to leave burning by accident. That is the whole argument for it around children, pets, curtains and anything else you would not want a naked flame near. It is still an electrical item with a rechargeable cell in it, so keep it out of water and charge it where you can see it.
Specifications
The manufacturer’s listing gives the power source as both a button battery and USB recharging. We have taken the USB rechargeable description as correct, since it is stated with a charge time, but the point is worth checking before you order. No battery capacity is published, so we do not quote one.