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LED Lights 100L Warm White Extendable Outdoor Program 3478
Indoor, with Programs
Deliveryby Wed, 01 Jul
50 Lights LED 5m. Warm White Battery in String 1pcs
Indoor
Cable Colour: Silver Cable / Copper CableDeliveryby Wed, 01 Jul
100 Lights LED 5m. Multicolor Battery in String 1pcs
Outdoor - IP44, with Programs
Deliveryby Wed, 01 Jul
X08300
Outdoor - IP44, with Programs
In 1 length optionsDeliveryby Wed, 01 Jul
Cable Colour: Green Cable
144 Lights LED 5m. x 100cm Multicolor type Curtain 1pcs
Outdoor - IP44, with Programs
Deliveryby Wed, 01 Jul
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- Extendable: With an adapter for connection and another series with bulbs, for a greater overall length.
- with Multi Modes: They feature lighting programs that allow you to choose between different patterns and effects.
- with Timer: Automatic on and off for maximum possible savings.
- Solar: With the ability to charge through exposure to sunlight. Usually requires several hours of exposure to strong sunlight. Useful in situations with limited access to electricity supply.
- Battery: Ideal for lighting where the socket is located far away or in environments where connection to electricity is dangerous.
- Electric: Suitable for spaces with easy access to the socket.
- USB: The bulbs can be powered via USB cable, for example by connecting them to a power bank.
- Warm White: Emits a yellowish light, reminiscent of traditional bulbs, with a color temperature between 2,400K and 3,800K on the Kelvin scale.
- Cool White: Emits blue light, intense and clear, with a color temperature between 5,000K and 6,800K on the Kelvin scale.
- Natural White: Emits neutral light, resembling natural daylight, with a color temperature between 4,000K and 4,800K on the Kelvin scale.
- Length: For every 1 meter of tree height, it is recommended to use about 10 meters of lights to achieve even and circular illumination. For example, if your tree is 2.5 meters tall, you will need approximately 25 meters of lights.
- Light Bulbs: It is recommended to use approximately 100 lights for every 30 centimeters of height of a classic tree.