We love this photo that one of our customers sent us of our LED battery lights in action!
The sets that this young lady is wearing is a pure white set with white wire.
So cute! These battery lights work great for Halloween and Mardi Gras costumes as well.
Using 3 AAA batteries, this style of light set lasts about 18 to 24 hours per set of batteries.
If you’ve used your battery light set for costumes or during a theater performance, please share a photo!!
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