Specifications and Dimensions
| Glass or LED | LED | Maximum Sets Run in Series | 30 |
| Color of Bulbs | Warm White | Cert. | UL Approved |
| Color of Wire | White | Warm Up During Operation | No |
| Number of Bulbs | 20 | Plug Type | DC Barrell Plug |
| Spacing between bulbs | 6 inches approx | Dimmable | No |
| Bulb Shape | 5mm | Maximum Current | |
| Replaceable Bulbs | No | Voltage | 12 Volt DC |
| Total Length | Manufactured in 2 sections: 15-foot cord with accessory plug plus a 10-foot section with 9.5 feet lit length (plugs on each end of lit section allow user to run sets end to end) | Power | |
| Lit Length | 9.5 feet, approx. | ||
| Lead Wire Length (Distance between male plug and first light) | 6 inches | Bulb Height | 1/4 inch |
| Tail Wire Length | 6 inches | Bulb Width | 3/16 inch |
| Gauge of Wire | 22 AWG | Bulb Diameter | .2 inch |
| Included | Lifespan Estimate | 35,000 hours | |
| Application | Indoor/Outdoor | Warranty | 90 Days of Normal Seasonal Use |
| Additional Info | Bulbs cannot be removed, replaced, or exchanged between sets | Additional Info |
For CA Residents: Prop 65 Notice
Questions and Answers
Have a Question?
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Can I put a dimmable switch on?
Our 12V LED sets are designed with a constant-voltage driver for maximum brightness and longevity. Using a dimmer causes the internal electronics to struggle, which usually results in annoying flickering, a buzzing sound, or even permanent damage to the light string.
To protect your investment and ensure the lights last for many seasons, we recommend using them only with a standard on/off power source. -
Can I power the lights with any 12v source such as a 12v spot light?
While these lights are designed to be used with a 12-volt DC battery, we do have customers using them for the type of project you are describing. The only issue is related to the lack of rectification and resultant flicker which is most noticeable when lights are in motion.
You might experiment with a single set of lights to see if they are compatible with your system before connecting them all into the system. #commonsense
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If one bulb goes out do they all go out?
The lights are designed to stay on even if one bulb stops working.
