can this be used with mini CHRISTmas tree lights? We have bought several adapters but the 2 prongs are too large for the mini tree lights we have
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this will accept standard 3 & 2 prong plug. - check your chrismas tree light plug?
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I would say yes because the adapters should fit almost all of the products we use. I use it on my lap top and other areas as well in the house
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I used this dimmer with several strings of lights on my christmas tree, it worked well, incandescent bulbs only I believe, I would guess that led won't dim properly with this
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this fits a standard size light socket, as you would see in a lamp or ceiling fan lights. so I don't think this will be what your looking for! not sure about the smaller version tho!
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It certainly worked with mine! I used it on a pre-lit Christmas tree with a multitude of string lights and simply connected the dimmer and finally had a Christmas tree that no longer blinded me :-)
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Not sure if it would be the same thing, but we have used it to control our Christmas tree lights - which is actually several strings put together. No problems.
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I wouldn't use these for christmas lights at all. They are for a dry, indoor, permanent installation. They require a regulated 12v DC current in order for them to perform properly. Not only that, but these require soldering in order to function as you only have a few connectors. It would look cool, but it would be too much headache for it to work and look good. If they would be outside, they're dead as soon as it rains.
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It has a 2 prong plug, and it does not connect 1 stand to another. One end is a closed circuit, so you cannot attach and continue the strand like other stand lights (I.e., Christmas lights)
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You should be able to make it work . a cord from lights plugs into switch then another cord from switch to outlet so I think it will be fine
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I agree with the other posts, its more to work a light or christmas decorations, I bought it for an easy on and off switch for my tree lights. For an HDTV get a good surge protector.
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It is a three prong socket.. if your small cord is a two prongt it would defeat the ground part (the grounding is the bottom hole in the socket) it might blow the circuit.. not sure.... depends on what you are using the extension cord for and how much draw there is on it. I would suggest you either get a three prong adapter or a three prong cord... and play it safe
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so far, I have linked 2 light strips together with no problem. just make sure that your power adaptor uses the most amps possible without damaging your strips. I believe the most you can use is a 12V 5amp adaptor.
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I don't know but we have ours set on a very small Christmas tree with a short string of LED lights (50) and it works perfectly with this load but I don't know how many watts?
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Sorry, I just got back to read my emails. This item is ok if you want to wire your garden area with special wiring for this type of light. I didn't read all the information about it and wanted a plug in to the outlet type. So I am going to eat this one for now. Maybe one day I might wire my whole backyard to have this type of lighting system. Sorry I could not help you more. Good luck.
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They fit an indoor screw light socket. I doubt that they would fit a Christmas light string.
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We have ours on one of those common outdoor cords that you use for holiday lights, a little thicker that indoor cords, not one of those super heavy duty ones. It has been working fine on it for several years.
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I can't answer the question. The lights I bought have 3-prong plugs on the ends of the power cords. If this customer's light(s) don;t have plugs, he should return them for lights with plugs.
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I guess with the sticky tape you can fit them anywhere. There are three adapter plugs provided. This is the bigger and brighter one that cutequeen sells. I would use a 28 or 32 for dome lights.