What Kind of Wax is Used to Make Real Wax LED Candles with Remote
- Apr 23, 2025
- 2 min read
Updated: 7 days ago
LED Candles Made with Paraffin Wax
Some of our real wax led candles with remote are made of real paraffin wax, and yes, it is the same kind of wax that is used in real, traditional flame candles. Paraffin wax is a white or colorless soft solid derivable from petroleum, coal or oil shale. It’s solid at room temperatures and begins to melt above approximately 115 degrees Fahrenheit (its boiling point), and it contracts quite a bit as it gets cooler (below room temperature).

Some Tips for Making Real Wax LED Candles with Remote
For these reasons, many large pillar LED candles with remote made of paraffin wax should not be exposed to high temperatures, direct sunlight or freezing temperatures. If they are exposed to freezing temperatures, the candles may actually develop small hairline cracks due to contraction of the paraffin wax. Common applications for paraffin wax include lubrications, electrical insulation, and candles. These real wax led candles with remote are unscented for those who have allergies, are sensitive to odors, or those who simply prefer not to have scented candles. Some of the smaller LED tealights and votive electronic candles in addition to our outdoor flameless candles are made of an ABS plastic material instead of paraffin wax. We carry a wide selection of paraffin wax indoor candles that are available in various scents like vanilla, cinnamon, pine, etc.
To find more different types, please kindly check Jia Decor Candles' LED Candles collection.
If you prefer the real wax LED candles, and want them look more realistic in use, the article What Makes Real Wax LED Candles Realistic would be helpful for you.



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