Name: 12 Volt LED Light Set Warm White Green Wire
Brand: Christmas Light Source
SKU: 12V-49193R
Price: 10.05 USD
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12 Volt LED Light Set Warm White Green Wire

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Want to take a festive feeling with you when you travel? This 12 Volt LED light set is the solution!

You can hang, wrap or attach these warm white light sets to almost anything.

Taking the family camping this weekend? They are an ideal choice for brightening up your campsite as well as making your little neck of the woods an instant party.

Consider using them in your golf cart to light up a neighborhood parade.

If you really want to take the fun on the road, use them in your car on a cross country trip. Those miles will fade away while the family sings cheerfully inside your lighted mini-van!

Each light string has a 15-foot extension cord with male car accessory style plug, and the separate lit length of lights has proprietary low-current male and female end plugs,

These LED string lights are manufactured with 20 5mm (5mm, 5mm) bulbs on green wire, with 6 inches of wire between each lens.

You can run up to 30 of these light strings in series. Each light string is packaged with an extension cord that has a male accessory plug on one end and a custom plug on the other. Each 10-foot light section has a single pole male/female light set. If you run your lights in series, you may not need all of the adapter cables. Be sure to set a few aside in case you need it for future projects.

They are both moisture and weather-resistant and can be used in both indoor and outdoor applications safely.

Troubleshooting Tips

The accessory plug does have a fuse that can be accessed by unscrewing the silver tip. If your light set goes completely out, this is more than likely the cause.

Technical Questions

Can I run 12 volt lights in series?

How can I connect 12 volt light strings to a battery?

Blog posts using 12 volt lights

Light a pickup truck with multicolor 12 volt light strings

Light a Model A for a parade!

Light a vintage Chevy for a parade!

SHIPPING
┃ Fast Shipping: Our team hand-packs every order at our Texas warehouse. Orders placed Monday through Thursday by 2:00 PM CT typically ship the same day. You will receive a tracking email as soon as your package leaves our facility.
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WARRANTY
┃ Test Early, Light Happy! Please test your lights as soon as you receive them—everyone is happier when we resolve issues quickly.
┃ All products include a 90-day warranty for normal, seasonal use. If a product is defective, simply reply to your order confirmation email with photos of the issue and the item number. We will work with you to troubleshoot or correct the situation immediately.

RETURNS
┃ Easy Returns: Uninstalled, like-new products may be returned for credit within 30 days of requesting instructions. Please reply to your order email or use our Contact Page to start a return.
┃ Please Note: Return shipping and original shipping charges are not refunded. Credits are processed within 7 business days of our warehouse receiving the return.

Specifications and Dimensions

Glass or LED	LED	Maximum Sets Run in Series	30
Color of Bulbs	Warm White	Cert.	UL Approved
Color of Wire	Green	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

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Exactly what I needed

I needed 12v lights for a light display at my church. I was using a DMX decoder that supplies 12v power and finding 12v DC compatible LED strands is surprisingly difficult. So glad I found these! They're very bright - brighter than I expected - which was a pleasant surprise. While they're not supposed to be dimmable, at least in my use-case, they actually do dim pretty well. If you're a lighting engineer just note that the dimming curve isn't great. Just takes some fiddling with to dial it in. They told me they aren't dimmable - so depending on how you're doing to dim them, your milage may vary. For me, it works great. Photo is NOT at max brightness. It's about 20%. In the video, the max brightness I set the twinkle to is about 60%. The lights from Christmas Light Source are the ones on stage under the screens.

Simple lights that worked as advertised

I wanted some white Christmas lights to put on a wreath on the front of my pickup, and these were perfect. I straight-wired them to the battery using a 1-amp fuse and never unplugged them without any battery issues. I was told they only draw 0.1 amps, so it would take weeks for it to drain a healthy car battery. For my wife's car, I used an "add-a-circuit" fuse device and had them come off the headlights so they'd only be on at night. They've held up well, and have a fantastic "natural" white color to them. And these lights don't "flicker" like LEDs from AC current do.

Perfect for my car

I tried sourcing other 12v lights but ultimately the options appear limited on the internet or I'm doing a terrible job searching. Last year, I put a wreath on the front brush guard of my Hummer. This year, I wanted to upgrade it with some lights. These lights were the perfect solution. They run on 12v DC so I was able to cut the wire and use an add-a-fuse to my fuse box for power. It's nice that they include a wiring harness for each set that you order. Since I got 2x, I have a back up wiring harness for the aux port if I ever need it and I can always add more lights since they all chain together.

Great for Solar Powered Wreaths

We have an entrance sign to our subdivision with lighting supplied by a small 12V DC solar system. For the holidays we added two wreaths each wrapped with a 12 Volt LED Warm White Light Sets. The additional current draw is about 300 mA, which is very manageable, with our system. We weren't sure if one or two strings would be needed per wreath, but a quick email from Christmas Light Source indicated that one would be sufficient. Sure enough, the lights look great. To connect the lights we bought two Cigarette Lighter Female Sockets from Amazon and wired them in parallel to the solar system.

Thank you very much for your review and photo. We're glad that our advice worked out and you found an easily solution to lighting your wreaths. Have a Merry Christmas!!

Bright and amazing!

I bought these to decorate the luggage rack on my car with and they work out just great! I just plug them into my cigarette lighter, wrap them around whatever I want, and I'm good to go! Definitely recommend!

Low Voltage Lighting addition

I ordered these to connect to my low voltage lighting transformer for some accent lighting in my yard. They look fantastic! Work as I had hoped and my wife could not be happier. Win-win.

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Are these dimmable?

They are not considered dimmable. When the current is dropped below a certain threshold, the lights turn off completely.
what is the amps or watts for the 12v christmas lights?

The light sets pull about .01 amps. Hope that helps!!
How many amps does a single string of 20 draw?

They draw about .01 amps per string.
Can I cut off the cigarette lighter part off and splice it into my landscape lighting wire to my transformer? Can I cut the excessive 15' extension cord part and splice it back into the connector to make it much shorter? Sorry I don't know much about electricity

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 I hope that helps answer your question - let us know if you have others.
I would like to use these 12 volt DC string lights as part of a 12 volt AC landscape lighting set up. Will they run on 12 volt AC power? Thanks!

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
How many strands would I need for a wreath that is 2 ft in diameter so that it looks good? I was thinking one would be enough but would like some advice.

I think you are correct. One should be just fine.
I see you state the lights might flicker when moved if hooked up to a 12V low voltage landscape lighting system. However, what if the transformers' output is 12V DC?

The 12 volt landscape transformers are AC, your 12 volt battery is DC. The light strands are rectified when on DC but not on AC. That is why they might flicker.
Can these be hooked up to landscape power which is 12V, but generally AC?

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
Can these be used outside?

Yes, these string lights are rated for indoor/outdoor operation. Keep in mind that they are water resistant, not waterproof and should not be submerged in water or mud.
Can you hook multiple strings together

Yes, each light portion of the light string has a male/female connector set that allows them to be run end to end. Only one adapter cord and accessory plug is required per circuit.