Would this strand of lights be too long for a miniature Christmas tree (tree is approximately 18 inches tall)?
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I went out to get the lights which are still in the box to see if they looked to long for an 18 inch tree and I realized the seller had sent me a strand of 50 instead of 35. I didn't use them for the intended purpose so I hadn't noticed I was sent the wrong thing. Therefore I can't answer your question.
443966
No. A strand this length could acceptably light a tree this size. The width of the tree at the base (wide or narrow) will determine how much tree volume needs to be covered and how fully the tree will be light.
443967
I don't know, wish I could help you. I use the clear lights for night lights. They work great in a clear container or just over a lamp shade.
2168527
Actually too long; I had to gather the excess wire and used a nylon zip line to cinch them up....no worry about the wires being too short...excellent lights!!!
606083
It is not tiny, I think it would look great. The lights are bright enough to illuminate a living room providing the room isn't overly large. Just have to say it is a really pretty light. I love it!
64842
You can't extend the wire for these type of lights. You can run additonal wire from transformer to new run. I believe size of wire is 18 gauge
600778
the lights our connected from end to end some what like rope lights. I used them outside during Christmas in one of my trees and had ten strands all hooked together. Just be aware that the more lights you connect to one strand, the brightness tends to dim towards the end of the strands if a lot our hooked up. Also beware if you have them outside and it gets cold out the wires are thin and brittle. I ended up loosing two strands form below 0 temperatures this winter so I will have to rethink where I put them up next year..
1219206
Sure it could store Christmas lights. It would probably accommodate multiple strings of minis. It would also take the C7 and C9 lights as well.
417059
As a matter of fact I used 6 x 50 watt lights. I took the line of 100 feet and cut in half and have about 50 feet going in each direction attached to the Power Supply. The supply is attached to the back of a tree out of sight. I screwed a piece of wood, 1/2" x 3" x 12" to the rear of the tree to prevent sap from dripping and collecting on the power supply. I hand wrapped the two ends of the wire together and attached to the power supply, 50 feet going each way. It is working very well.
1108694
Yes, it can go to 16 feet long. You may make it shorter as you desire. I've never added more fixtures, but I'm sure it would be fine. We used 2 of these to light a 16x24 room. It is very bright as we wanted.
36995
The lighting is pretty direct. I suppose they could be used for a Christmas village... don't do what I did and stick it to the ceiling... it doesn't come off without making a mess of your ceiling!! I used all three around a small tree with small ornaments and it worked pretty good, plus one above.
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I would not recommend a tree smaller than 20 inch diameter. This is a large stand and with an adult up that high it may be unsteady.
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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.
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There shouldn't be a problem if the branch is relatively horizontal for at least 5 feet. You may have to extend the chain. I have mine hanging from eye hooks in an 8 foot porch ceiling with one or two chain links to spare.Richard Low
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Perhaps, depending upon placement of table, chairs, walking space, etc. The lights are about 6' off the floor, so a tall person would have to duck under them. I would recommend using a dimmer for the lights.
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As long as (and this might sound obvious to some, but I never assume) you cut off the end opposite the power cord. Its not like Christmas lights where if one goes they all go. Make it as long or short as you need.
834297
Yes. This is a long tubular bulb approximately 6 inches and would work with your size tree. It has a fat base like regular sizeightbulbs. You do know that it has to be mounted on the base part of your tree and will not sit upright by itself.I
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The cords are not that long. At full lenght and with the poles at full height running the cord down the tallest pole u have maybe 2 feet left. I can tell you the lights are amazing.
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I did not count the lights and they are now stored away in the attic. I will say it is about 16.4 "lighted" feet. There is a plug section about 3 feet long which probably makes the difference between 5 meters and 6 meters. But that part screws off when linking strands together. See my review for that. Whether it's 128 or 150 doesn't make a difference in appearance. They don't have the density, obviously, of a standard incandescent icicle strand. But I think they looked great.