Aimedia LED Candle + LED Incense Stick - Flameless, Battery Operated, for Buddhist Altars, Fire Prevention, Automatic Shut-off, Safe Even if Tipped

[LED Candle] Product size: (approx.) 6.2 x 6.2 x 11.8 cm, Power source: 2 x AAA alkaline batteries (sold separately), Light source: LED (flickers), Material: ABS resin - polypropylene, Continuous lighting time: Approximately 1 year with one use per day (automatic shut-off after 10 minutes). *Based on our own measurements. Lighting time may vary depending on battery type, remaining charge, and usage conditions. [LED Incense Stick] Product size: (approx.) 6.2 x 6.2 x 11.8 cm, Power source: 2 x AAA alkaline batteries (sold separately), Light source: LED, Material: ABS resin - aluminum - acrylic resin, Continuous lighting time: Approximately 2.5 months with one use per day (automatic shut-off after 10 minutes). *Based on our own measurements. Lighting time may vary depending on battery type, remaining charge, and usage conditions. [Fireless Buddhist Altar Set] A set of fireless LED candles and LED incense sticks. Ideal for elderly people living alone, or families with children or pets. The LED light source eliminates the risk of fire spreading or burns if it falls over. It produces no smoke, soot, or ash, ensuring clean and hygienic use. It features an automatic shut-off function that turns off approximately 10 minutes after switching it on. [Compact and Easy to Install] Its mini size makes it suitable for compact altars and Shinto shrines. Battery-operated and requiring no wiring, it can be placed almost anywhere. It lights up with a gentle, flickering glow, just like a real candle. The number of incense sticks can be adjusted according to your sect. Using the candle and incense together creates a sense of unity, making daily prayers even more comfortable. [KANSHA Series] The KANSHA series was born from the desire to "cherish a grateful heart and enjoy peaceful moments." While inheriting Japanese tradition, it proposes forms of Shinto and Buddhist deities that harmonize with modern life. "To express gratitude and calm the mind in daily life"—to cherish that time.