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Christmas Tree String Lights, 2M 16 Branch 400 LED Christmas Tree String Lights, Waterproof Christmas Lights for Christmas Tree Decoration

Name: Christmas Tree String Lights, 2M 16 Branch 400 LED Christmas Tree String Lights, Waterproof Christmas Lights for Christmas Tree Decoration
Brand: TINOR
SKU: Ti-T0543
Price: 13.99 GBP
Availability: InStock

~~£35.98~~

Sold by Tinor-GB

Product information

Description

General description

The Christmas Tree String Lights are specifically designed for Christmas tree decoration, featuring 16 light branches that are 2 meters long. Each of the 16 strands contains 25 LED lights, making these string lights a wonderful addition to your holiday decor.

Technical specifications

Length: 2 meters

Number of branches: 16

Number of LEDs: 400 (25 LEDs per strand)

Power: 31V, 6W

Waterproof rating: IP44 plug, IP65 LED lights

Operating temperature: -10 to 50°C

Installation

Place the ring on the top of the Christmas tree.

Let the 16 strands of lights hang naturally and evenly.

Complete installation in approximately 5 minutes.

Turn on the power to illuminate the tree.

Usage

The LED Christmas tree lights can also be used to decorate various settings, including houses, garden umbrellas, children's tents, birthday parties, weddings, and New Year's Eve celebrations.

Other information

8 lighting modes available: combination, wave, sequence, slow glow, chasing/flashing, slow reverse, flashing/flashing, steady light.

Made with a copper core that prevents overheating after hours of use.

Energy-saving and safe for children and pets to touch.

Features

Brand
TINOR
Length
2 m
Power
6 W
Voltage
31 V
Material
Copper

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