Any electrical device or appliance can start a fire if it is damaged or used in poor operating conditions. That being said, LED Christmas lights do not heat up under operation so they are less Read More
LED lights do not “burn out” in a classic sense the way incandescent lights do but they can go out. Most of the time, folks ask this question because they are concerned with the underlying Read More
Wonder why your LED lights seem to flicker or flash on and off in a weird Japanese seizure-inducing way when they are moved? That’s a visual effect known as “flicker” that occurs due to the Read More
So, why are you asking? Did all the lights on your light string go out? More than likely, a bulb has come out of the socket. Visually inspect the light string and replace the bulb Read More
More than likely your lights are not working for one of the following reasons: The wiring is damaged. This is especially true if only a section of your lights has gone out and none of Read More
Traditional incandescent Christmas tree light bulbs use about .5 watts of electricity per bulb. This is a great number to use if you need to estimate how many light strings you can run in series Read More
Short Answer: Yes! The number of light strings that can be run in series is limited by the types of bulbs on the string, how much power they use, the length of the string, and Read More