White Christmas Tree Lights on Green Wire - 100 bulbs with 4 inch spacing

Our number one selling mini light string, this set of lights is the most classic and versatile set of twinkle lights that we sell here at Christmas Light Source.Classic incandescent white bulbs (transparent/clear)on green wire are a favorite for Christmas trees and all-purpose decorating. You may be able to find lights similar to these in your local big box stores but double check before you purchase to confirm that the light strings that are locally available are constructed with 22 ASG wiring, have fused plug ends and are used by Christmas lights installers across the country.

With 4 inches of wire between each bulb, this configuration hits the perfect balance of concentration of lights to total length of strand. Configured with either 50 bulbs for a lit length of just over 16 feet or 100 bulbs for a length of just over 32 feet, these lights strings have male and female plug ends and can be run end to end. The 50-light sets can be run 10 strings in series in a single run or the 100-foot strands can be run up to 5 total strings in series. (In other words, run no more than 500 mini lights bulbs in a single continuous circuit.)

SPECIFICATION	DATA
UL Rated	Yes, UL Approved
Usage	Indoor/Outdoor
Bulb Color	White (Clear)
Wire Color	Green
Number of Bulbs	100
Space Between Mini Lights	4 inches
Bulb Type	Incandescent
Replacement Bulb Voltage	2.5V
Approximate Total Length	33' 8"
Lead Wire (between plug and first light)	4 inches
Tail (between plug and last light)	4 inches
Max Connection	5 Sets
Connection	End-to-End (1 male, 1 female plug per strand)
Wire Gauge	22 AWG
Current Rating	3 Amps
Voltage Rating	110V/120V
Replaceable Bulbs	Yes
Power Specification (per strand)	40W
Additional Specifications	2 Replacement Bulbs & 1 Fuse Included

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Warranty

How long do you warrant your products?

We warrant our products for a period of 90 days of normal seasonal use from the day you receive your order.

Please test your lights upon receipt so if there is an issue we can resolve it as quickly as possible.

See our Shipping and Warranty page for a full discussion of our policies.

Return Policy

I've decided not to use the lights I ordered. What next?

At the Christmas Light Source, we are dedicated to providing all our customers with the highest level of customer service and want you to be 100% satisfied with your purchase. We understand that, at times, returns happen.

It is our policy that you must contact us within 14 days of receipt the shipment of your order to let us know you are returning your purchase. Lights that have been installed cannot be returned.

Lights and bulbs must be returned in their original packaging in like new condition.

Instructions:

Email us via our contact page with your order number or name and shipping address or reply back to your order confirmation email and we'll respond with the correct address and address format to direct your lights to our Returns Department.

We will then refund your purchase less shipping when we receive your return.

Returns must be received within 45 days of receipt of shipment to avoid a 15% restocking fee and returns are not accepted after 60 days.

Q: If one light goes out do the rest stay on or do all go off?

Asked by: carol moore - 11/12/2014

A: The answer to your question is 'Yes' but needs some qualification.

At the base of each bulb is a tiny little wire called a shunt wire - it’s about as thick as a human hair and if you look really closely you can see it.

That shunt wire will continue to conduct electricity if the bulb "burns out" and the filament is broken.

So if your bulb has burned out, the rest of the lights in the string will stay lit.

However, if your bulb is “out” because it has been removed from it’s socket or the socket has been damaged it will cause all or part of your light string to go out.

This is usually the answer when half a set goes out.

Be sure to keep your spare bulbs handy in a labeled envelope and replace burned out bulbs as quickly as possible.

I hope that answers your question, please let me know if you have any other questions.

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Answer provided by: Shellie Gardner (11/13/2014)

Q: If I have a 7' Christmas tree, will a string of 100 lights be enough or should I buy two strings?

Asked by: Helen - 11/28/2015

A: Hi Helen,

We've put together a tool to get you started as you estimate the number of strings for your tree.

How many lights should I put on my Christmas tree?

You might consider starting with at least 2 strings but 4-5 would really light your tree and allow you to wrap into the tree a few inches.

How you install the lights - wrap into the tree on many branches vs. a "lasso" style of installing will ultimately determine how many lights you'll use.

We also know that one person's sparsely lit tree is another's extravaganza. So, your taste is a big part of determining that final number of light strings for your tree.

As a rule of thumb, I also suggest you purchase one or two more strings than you think you'll need to be on the safe side.

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Answer provided by: Shellie Gardner (11/28/2015)