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1.Solar Panel: 2V 100MA / 1PCS
2.Battery: NI-MH AA 600MA/1pc
3.Patten: normally and flashing
4.LED color: warm white/white/colorful
5.Wire length: 4.8M, lead length: 1.5M, lamp space: 0.165M(20 LED)
Wire length: 6M, lead length: 1.5M, lamp space: 0.1M(30 LED)
Mini led string lights are the most popular because of their versatility. Available in either incandescent or LED technologies and in a wide range of color options, these Christmas lights, holiday lights, party lights, wedding lights indoor lights, out door lights are the perfect addition to almost any Christmas lighting, party lights,wedding light,garden lights, indoor lights, outdoor lights design. All of our mini string lights are very reliable and stay lit if a single bulb/led fails.
Decorate mantles, wreaths, or even centerpieces in light without needing to worry about having a nearby outlet or running an extension cord with battery operated Christmas lights. From lit ribbons and InvisiLite strings to LED spheres and mini light strings, you"re sure to find the right battery operated Christmas lights, party light, etc for this holiday season
You can"t go wrong with net lights or tree wrap lights for trees, columns, and bushes. Tree wrap lights are long and narrow; designed for tree trunks and columns. Net lights are shorter and wider which is better suited for bushes and shrubbery
Icicle Christmas lights, landscape lights, copper wire lights, led ligths provide that postcard-ready front lawn that helps make your house the talk of the neighborhood.
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Christmas lights have been one of the most popular Christmas decorations for the past century. In 1882, three years after Edison invented the first sensible light bulb, Edward H. Johnson created the first Christmas lights in his home in New York City. The tree was hand-wired and lit with 80 red, white, and blue globes. The lights blinked and twinkled while the tree slowly revolved.
Christmas lights were first made available for sale in 1890, but were so expensive that most people could not afford them. They were a symbol of status among the wealthy and many people rented lights instead of buying them. In 1903, one set of 24 Christmas lights sold for $12.00. Considering the average person made about $9 a week, this was far too extravagant for the normal family. In addition to the cost of the lights, the service of a wireman was required and, if the house was not electrically powered, they also needed a generator.
Outdoor Christmas lights did not become practical for the average family until the 1930s. By this time, not only were homes decorated with electric lights, stores, community Christmas trees, and government buildings were also adorned with the twinkling lights. General Electric began to sponsor community Christmas lighting competitions in the 1920s, but it wasn"t until the 1950s that it was common to see rows of houses lit on the outside. Today, the places you find the lights are as numerous as the types of lights available.