Specifications and Dimensions
| Glass or LED | LED | Maximum Sets Run in Series | 43 Sets |
| Color of Bulbs | Pure White | Cert. | UL Approved |
| Color of Wire | Green | Warm Up During Operation | No |
| Number of Bulbs | 50 | Plug Type | Male /Female |
| Spacing between bulbs | 6 inches | Dimmable | No |
| Bulb Shape | 5mm | Maximum Current | 3 Amps |
| Replaceable Bulbs | No | Voltage | 110V/120 V |
| Total Length | 25 feet, approx. | Power | 4.8 Watts |
| Lit Length | 24 feet 6 inches, approx. | Current Draw | .04 Amps |
| Lead Wire Length (Distance between male plug and first light) | 4 inches | Bulb Height | 1/4 inch |
| Tail Wire Length (distance between last bulb and female plug) | 4 inches | Bulb Width | 3/16 inch |
| Gauge of Wire | 22 AWG | Bulb Diameter | .2 inch |
| Included | 2 Fuses | Potential 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 | Fully Rectified |
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Questions and Answers
Have a Question?
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wondering if you will offer any or all of these 5mm angled LED lights in a 100 count, or even higher counts? For outside decorating and professional jobs, a 50 count is not very efficacious. I love the look, but need longer strings. I expect that I am not the only one.
The reason we sell the 50 count is if a string fails because of a rodent, tree limb falls and breaks the wire or a myriad of other ways a light string can fail, you only have to replace a 50 count string instead of a longer string. The shorter stings are also easier to work with than the larger bulkier strings.
