Cheapest connectable LED lights?
Mantastic
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Hi all
Can anyone help please?
I'm looking for some outdoor connectable LED lights and the the only ones I've been able to find on-line are £34.00 a set from:
http://www.lights4fun.co.uk/outdoor/christmas-lights/connectable-led/string-lights/18szz234p.asp
Do any of you know where I may be able to buy these cheaper please? They must be connectable though.
Thanks for any help
Can anyone help please?
I'm looking for some outdoor connectable LED lights and the the only ones I've been able to find on-line are £34.00 a set from:
http://www.lights4fun.co.uk/outdoor/christmas-lights/connectable-led/string-lights/18szz234p.asp
Do any of you know where I may be able to buy these cheaper please? They must be connectable though.
Thanks for any help
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ebay had a number of these (a simple search brought them up), selling for less than the 34 quid... failing that i thought of buying normal ones and replacing the bulbs with the blue LED ones, if you can find them. i don't know if that would work. They seem to be the "in" thing this christmas.. i remember wilkinsons had some too, just done a search and yup, they have them: here (£20 for 120 lights, indoor/outdoor) or here (for a selection)
HTH
keth
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Thanks Keth
Unfortunately they don't appear to be connectable. Meaning each set can't be connected to each other without the need for separate plugs/sockets.
We're hoping to do something different with our outdoor lights this year and that means changing nine sets of lights. It's a pain every year trying to organise all of the various cables from the lights and we usually end with extension leads everywhere. This is why I'm keen on the LED lights and they also use a lot less power making them considerably cheaper to run. LED's also last a lot longer than conventional bulbs.
And no I don't believe you can use LED bulbs as replacements in conventional sets.
Thank you very much for your help.0 -
Mantastic wrote:Thanks Keth
Unfortunately they don't appear to be connectable. Meaning each set can't be connected to each other without the need for separate plugs/sockets.
We're hoping to do something different with our outdoor lights this year and that means changing nine sets of lights. It's a pain every year trying to organise all of the various cables from the lights and we usually end with extension leads everywhere. This is why I'm keen on the LED lights and they also use a lot less power making them considerably cheaper to run. LED's also last a lot longer than conventional bulbs.
And no I don't believe you can use LED bulbs as replacements in conventional sets.
Thank you very much for your help.
well, you know, that shows how much i know about LED lights (i.e. not a lot ).. LOL. all i can say is to keep trying.. have you tried ebay?
good luck with it (and whatever it is you're doing (which sound very mysterious).. stick a pic up when you're done for the rest of us to ooh and ahhh over?)
keth
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Thanks Keth
If I manage to get them I will0 -
Thanks, it seems the outdoor LED lights is not available and returns 404 error.
I found similar outdoor fairy lights from google
koopower.co.uk/collections/battery-fairy-lights0
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