Question on Blow-Out LED candles?

[LairMistress]

If someone has one to test this out on, are they sensitive enough to be turned on/off by a small oscillating fan? Or perhaps a small tabletop stationary fan that is triggered on and off with a footswitch? I'd like to get some for my cemetery, and hide fans inside styrofoam cooler tombstones if this works. I just want them lighting/extinguishing "on their own" throughout the night.

Thanks!

[Eyes_in_the_dark]

I may be missing something here but how do you "blow-out" an LED candle? I thought one of the advantages of an LED candle was it wouldn't blow-out.

[Hauntiholik]

There is a type of LED candle where a puff of air can turn on or off the light. I haven't seen them locally but you can buy them online.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V92IDy7lG08

It would seem to me that the puff of air from a fan would work but it might have to be close to the LED candle to work.

[LairMistress]

Thanks, Haunti. I haven't seen them locally either (in fact, the very video you posted is the one I've seen, though I think they are available elsewhere), so I was hoping that someone already had some to test. I'm not able to order things online, so I'm just itching to know if they're sensitive enough for this.

[Eyes_in_the_dark]

There is a type of LED candle where a puff of air can turn on or off the light. I haven't seen them locally but you can buy them online.



Thanks Hauntiholik, you learn something new every day.