Could these 100 lights be okay for my 3 ft tree? Are they actually blue lights....or purplish?
1580214
They're definitely blue - not purplish at all - and they'd be perfect for a small tree. I hung a few strands in a tree outside and they were beautiful.
1580215
Yes, there are plenty to cover a 3 ft tree and they are brilliant blue. The first set I got would not stay on the setting I preferred so I contacted the manufacturer and they sent me a new set at no charge.
1580216
They are blue and they are pretty...I am not sure about the tree but it is pretty long...
1580217
100 should be sufficient for a 3 foot tree depending on the density strung at. They are a pleasing blue color, not purple.
1967619
I think they would work just fine. The only problem I could foresee would be the unattractive gray base that these types of lights have, but if the light is opaque, it works. I have one in my fully enclosed opaque front porch light.
282685
I have four of these and light 100ft plus tree trunks at night with 25w bulbs (one light per tress). The 75w bulb will easily light a 20 ft flag pole. Don't think it's rated more than 75w.
1820836
They seem to be very heavy duty, and are "commercial". So they may survive the winter. However, I am taking my in this fall and replacing w Christmas lights. They'll last longer that way.
1183371
Hi. This one wont be best for christmas tree lights. There is a non dimmer one that will handle more wattage. I believe it is the same price as this one. Hope this was helpful. Have a merry christmas :)
2003794
1. They are pure white, no blue tint that I can tell. 2.It would depend on how you strung them ... I think they would provide enough light ... they seem almost as bright as a set of regular plug-in LED xmas lights
1384793
The lights only come with a linking cable that is around 3 foot long, so I don't think u can exceed that, with out customizing the cable yourself. I have never inquired to see if there is a longer cable available. Don't quote me on that exact length please.
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..
1045352
We just installed a 10 foot island. We hung 3 lights, and it is perfect. I don't think 2 would cover that large an area. They are beautiful and everyone comments on them. Great choice!
604513
These are tiny blue LED lights. Many of my friends own this unit with no trouble with the light. Mine is going on five years old and it's still going strong. If it doesn't work out for you simply send it back.
1704061
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.
2128800
All of them are blue. But you can dim them to basically any shade of blue so they can look really blue or look purple. I love my lights, they are on a fish only tank, so I can't say how they would grow corals, but people have claimed they will grow almost everything and some hardier sps corals.
1179402
I've had my two lights installed since December 2013, in my back yard, on two 12 foot poles. They are very bright and I have not had any problems at all. They are waterproof so I don,t see a problem with the installation you have in mind.
510866
Yes. They are flicker free, just make sure you don't string too many together without the proper power supply. I purchased 3 strands of lights and they are not the same colors.
30077
If you are looking for clear bulbs with glowing filament I think they would be OK. Be sure they are the correct base for your light string. Have a Merry Christmas!!
1217077
The lights are very small LED type lights, about the size of a pencil eraser, but very bright. Depending on the size of the lawn, the manufacturer will space the appropiate amount of lights ( I think there's about 5 lights per 20 foot length, which, when laid out in a row/ s-pattern, is perfect) They do have an option to replace the lead bulb so that the strand will blink, but I don't think they twinkle, since I haven't used that bulb on my strand. They are very nice, and I got a lot of compliments on them, even though we don't have snow here. it does brighten the yard.
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.