25ft C7 Outdoor Christmas String Lights with Candelabra Base (C7/E12) - 12" Spacing Brown Wire - Waterproof Patio Lights for Garden, Backyard, Wedding & Holiday Decorations
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Product Description
Use these lights to decorate your space. Novelty Lights 25 socket Green, White, Brown, or Black wire string lights are perfect for creating your stunning holiday lighting extravaganza. Our C7 strings can be used indoors and outdoors for lighting up your roofline, fence line, trees, patio, and windows.
Product Features
Novelty Lights offers this commercial grade C7 outdoor string light Christmas stringer that is 25' long with 12" spacing and has a 6" lead on both ends.
Each string has 25 Admiral brand sockets and has a fused male plug for indoor and outdoor use while being used for Christmas lights, house roofline, or outdoor patio string lighting.
This C7/E12 base stringer uses our incandescent or LED C7, G30, G40, or G50 E12 base globe bulbs which are sold separately.
Each stringer comes with a fused 5 amp male plug which makes this product safe for indoor and outdoor use and is connectable end to end with a max run of 75' using a 5 or 7 watt bulb.
Installation Tips Patio Use; We recommend using "aircraft wire" to use as support cable for a professional look and if you choose not to use a support wire then you can mount the string at various pivot points depending on your application. Roofline Use; Use in accordance with our all in one clip (ASIN B004TNDB2I) so your C7 bulb points upward and is securely faceted to your gutter or under the shingle. Always mount stringer first then screw in light bulb last.
Customer Reviews
I am very picky about my Christmas lights, which might be as much of nostalgia for the old incandescent lights vs. the new spaceship LED lights. For anyone else that shares this passion, there are a lot of conversations around this on r\Christmaslights on reddit and the YouTuber Technology Connections does a great job explaining why LEDs look different.I've been fighting some strands of incandescent lights we bought over ten years ago to try to keep them alive, each year I lose more bulbs and then strip out one of the working strands for spare bulbs. Seeing incandescent spare bulbs are harder to find for legacy brands, and the general overall benefits of LEDs I've been trying out different brands of C7 E12 LED bulbs to see which ones I like the best before buying whole boxes or cases of them. We'll likely be putting these on a tree at some point, so I wanted the tighter 6-inch spacing vs. 12-inch that is widely available. When I bought these, they were the only brand on Amazon that would ship withing a week at the 6-inch size.That is a lot of text without mentioning the stringer itself. There isn't too much to say, all of the sockets work and the lights turn on when you plug it in. I guess from that standpoint it does what it is supposed to do.
