Mini-Lights (5mm), 50 LED, brown wire, stretch string

Finally... lights that grow with trees! If you're planning on installing mini-lights year round on trees but don't want to strangle them or damage the lights, our new stretch strings are going to be your best friend. Not only are the lights on brown wire to blend in with the tree, they also have UV resistant, stretchable rubber at every second spacing between bulbs that will expand as the tree grows. As for the lights themselves, each lens is a 5mm inverted cone shape, providing 180-degree light dispersion and an incandescent-like glow. One-piece moulded bulb construction and watertight coaxial plugs keep the water out, ensuring your lights last for years while keeping your trees, lights, and bank account happy simultaneously. Win win win!

• Stretchable, UV resistant rubber at every second spacing allow the string to "grow" with the tree. Perfect for more permanent applications
• Provides an incandescent-like sparkle effect. Each lens is a 5mm inverted cone shape, providing 180 degree light dispersion
• Alternating 6 inch and 4 inch spacing when the string is relaxed provides a more random light placement when wrapping the trunks. The 4 inch spaces stretch to 6 inches when pulled
• Brown wire makes for inconspicuous look on trees during daylight
• 20 ft long when relaxed and stretches to 25 ft
• Sealed 1-piece injection moulded lamp sockets / 100% waterproof - no more corrosion problems, no more loose bulbs
• Coaxial power connection system prevents strings from coming apart, increases installation speed, and uses rubber o-rings to seal water out
• Appropriate for indoor and outdoor use
• Full Wave Rectifier (FWR) / Flicker-Free
• Sockets do not have branch clips

• Power adapter with 120V AC power cord and coaxial adapter required to plug into power source (sold separately and can be purchased here)
• End-to-end connectable
• LED Strings cannot be modified (spliced, cut, shortened, lengthened, etc.)
• May not be compatible with adapters sold by other retailers