I'm looking for mini lights for a dollhouse Christmas tree. Would this work for that?
915831
It's a necklace and the ends are connected. Maybe buy two so you have enough lights to go around .
915832
Possibly but it is an actual necklace so you wouldn't be able to make a string of lights
915833
This necklace may be too large - depending on the size of the dollhouse tree. I guess you could check the length of the necklace and then the height of the tree to see. The lights are a little large, as well. The one good point is that they do not put out a lot of heat so they would not damage your tree. Hope this helps.
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They might there are eight lights that actually light up the rest are just colored bulbs do you may want to order 2 depend ending on how nay lights you want and how big your tree is . Of course there r 3 mode u can choose 4 the lights Also.
2134432
Assuming you have a DMX controller to tell this unit what to do, yes, you can plug Christmas lights into the unit so long as the Christmas lights are incandescent (not LED) style. If you will be configuring the unit to just turn on and off lights, LEDs will be OK, but if you are trying to dim LED's you may get unexpected results unless the LED lights are designed to be dimmed. Again, just be aware that you need a DMX controller for this unit to be practical. Hope this helps.
1016564
To verify appropriate cord length, you might try a test by covering your tree with a string & measuring length of string used.The lights are pretty bright. I have them along a deck railing. Pluses are low power consumption and durability. They are so much better made than your typical Christmas tree lights.
1035358
I think they will. I actually sent mine back because I need to hol up Christmas lights and they were too small.
1816041
Yes, absolutely, but they'll appear at their best surrounded by WHITE Christmas lights (colored ones would compete with the glass balls). Also, you'll want to use sturdy ribbon to hang them - I cannot imagine many live Xmas trees would hold them (they have some weight), but an artificial one should do fine.
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I think this one would work fine. It has 3 globes so it gives a lot of light. They all work off the same electrical box.
2175362
Definitely NO! Device is designed to work with DC powered LEDs. Christmas lights are AC powered. Applying AC would destroy it and would be a fire and safety hazard.
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I can not answer this question for sure. It all depends on how much current your lighted wreath will draw, if it is 12 volts DC and draws less than 6 amp, I believe it would work for you.
327061
i'm sure you could if you find one small enough. i just used a clear christmas light bulb. you can only use up to 6 watts and the screw in part is really small. hope this helps..
1594853
Don't know if this helps but I bought these for little oil fragrance night lights. They are quite small.
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not sure, I only used it on my pre lit tree and reindeer, the information states it will work on all small lights.
1211242
Yes, I used mine as outdoor Christmas lights. Part of a strand did not work, but the rest worked well in cold/snowy weather for the few weeks while they were up.
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Hi i used these on a Hollywood theme cake although they are very bright litght and have different settings i cant guarantee they would work for a tree unless its a small tree
1659184
I really donno... the wires are small ... looks like it would power led lights but not heavy enough to power strobes .
188289
I am in the process of doing that, but I needed to find smaller, flat topped lights to fit in my pint jars. Just found them. Check out gardentherapy.ca. They have an article on doing this.
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I see no reason that it would not work. It can be easily adjusted to put light where you need it. You may use up a lot of batteries if you use this area frequently.
2215136
You probably could. It would depend on the size of the figurine, so try it. I've used my to uplight objects and am very happy with them.