Rope light controller – 4 Channel, 3 wire, Two-lengths
October 19, 2015
Shellie Gardner
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so i live in arizona and has a designed river in the front yard. i want to put i think blue, cool white and warm rope light in the area with movement so it looks like water flowing at night.
give me recommendation of what i need to create this design
Hello Paul,
We are in the process of closing out this line of chasing rope lights so we don’t have blue and white left in stock.
We do have 1/2-inch diameter steady-state rope here: https://www.christmas-light-source.com/12-inch-2-wire-rope-light_c_174.html
As an alternative, you might consider installing chasing mini lights in white and blue. Our chasing lights are traditional incandescent and can be found here:
Chasing mini lights
One thing to consider is that mini lights that are painted can fade pretty quickly in the Arizona sunshine especially if they are installed on top of river rocks or a surface that heats up in the sun. The heat also takes a toll on the insulation pretty quickly.
Sounds like a fun project. Let us know if you have any questions.