My lights will be 4 feet apart,is there extention cord available on Amazon to accommodate this?
223094
Unfortunately no extensions are available even from the manufacturer. You will have to make your own.
1393719
Measured mine, 20.25" for the fixture, an extra 1.25-1.5" are needed for the cord. A 22" space will give you 1/2" clearance to actually plug the cord in.
610521
Not positive, but I have my lights placed about 6-7 feet apart so I know it's at least that long.
1905946
They are all different lengths. But to short if you want them more than a foot or two away from the unit. But you could extend them by splicing in more wire.
855943
Don't skimp on extension cords. Buy a good one and get a thick (low gage) one that matches their recommendation for the length of cord you plan to use.
565011
We have a 16 foot awning on our camper and lights on each end reach perfectly from one end of the awning to the other (this is with no tension placed on the cord); however, the lights are suppose to stretch to 30 feet because the cord between the bulbs are curly like the old rotary telephone cords.
1209126
Supposidly you can w/some type of connector, but I read that some folks were having problems ,they didn't fit.There are so many brands you would have to buy the connector fron that particular co.I just hook each individual string to its on extention cord. The light show is so awesome, its worth the extra trouble. PS You don't need to pay extra for double sided. They are all double sided.
2113544
If it's not 12 feet of lights it is close. You can add additional strings too. We love our lights and use them 365 days a year outdoors and normally get a few years of use before having to replace them.
815365
The cord between each light on these stretch or contract to accommodate several size awnings. Ours is 16 feet long and they fit perfectly. They also have a nice long cord at the end to run to the plug.
1688436
Short. I'd say about a foot and a half. The reasoning is that if you string them together, as I have done, the gap between the first/last light in the connected run is the same as the regular distance (3') between the bulbs. This way you don't have to coil the cord to get the correct distance making it look great - just plug the cords together! I used weather-proof covers for my string to string connections although finding BLACK colored ones was slightly difficult.
1877656
Check you Lighting Center, I'm sure someone there could help you, Or any Home depot or Lowes they both have centers, good luck.
1507066
Its not very long or thick. You could link a few together to wrap around the extension cord....just that you'll need more to them to get the job.... : )
860730
That is one of the problems theses lights come with a very short wire. But as for a plug you can find it on Amazon there is a big selection.
1744553
Hello,Yes, you will need to order longer cords. They measure 3 feet 5 inches in length (both cords). Good luck with your set up.
2015777
There is no "cord", the fixture has approximately 6" of wire coming out of it that you'd need to connect to your house's wiring.
2160212
You can make your own extensions with any light two wire cable, BUT these are DC so you have to match the polarity. One line has long black lines. Just make sure you match up the long black lines to the same wire in the extension. I liked these enough, rather than make extensions, I just ordered two more sets for the top of mu kitchen cabinets rather than the bottom for an indirect light effect.
710936
Yes. Each seperate light has 50" of cord which is adjustable to whatever length you'd like.