Hearing, I’m dreaming of a white Christmas, in your head. Seeing those first few delicate flakes tumbling through the air. Witnessing the joyous expression on every child’s face at the announcement of SNOW DAY! Winter has arrived. …
Short Answer: No, not really. Like all electrical appliances, Christmas lights must be operated under supervision. While accidents and electrical malfunctions are rare, common sense dictates that turning off Christmas lights when not in use …
Short Answer: No, you can’t lengthen or shorten standard series-wired incandescent and LED Christmas tree light strings that are made with 2 or 3-wire harnesses. Even if they work at first, they won’t last long. …
Short Answer: Your LED Christmas lights are flickering because they aren’t built with inline rectifiers. These full-wave rectifier circuits (diode bridges) flip the lower half of the input electrical waveform which results in a higher …
