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Dimmable
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Power Source: Plug-in
About This Product
These 50 light mini Christmas light sets with 3,000-hour bulbs spaced. These high-quality mini light strings are ideal for holiday decoration of trees, shrubs, wreaths, garland, and craft projects. Other applications that these mini lights are serviceable for are proms, weddings, and many other special events. You can connect up to 10 strings end to end for a total of 250 linear feet, making these commercial grade mini lights a popular lighting option for large-scale commercial and residential holiday displays. Featuring snap-lock sockets that prevent twisting and pulling of the lamps to keep the bulbs securely in place, eliminating vandalism and light loss. If one bulb burns out the rest will stay lit. Each set comes poly-bagged for easy clean up with 2 replacement lamps and fuses. UL listed for indoor and outdoor usage. Connect 10 sets end to end for a total of 250' on one plug. Thank you for your purchase!!!
What's Included?
- Bulbs
Features
- Lighting application examples include use on trees, bushes, hedges, fences, pillars, weddings, holidays, prom, dance functions, restaurants, bars, patios, or wherever decoration lighting is wanted!
- This manufacturer presents this commercial grade 22 gauge wire Christmas mini light. Each set comes with 2 replacement bulbs, 1 flasher bulb, and extra 2 fuses.
- This mini light set is reminiscent of an old fashioned light set that you may have had on the Christmas tree growing up or still use today on your one of a kind tree. What they like to call the old school with the new age technology that still looks classic.
- What is so great about these mini light strings is if one bulb goes out the rest stay lit because of the shunt that is manufactured inside each bulb that makes the power transfer to the next bulb regardless if it's burnt out. This process is called "series-parallel".
