Description
These multicoloured cluster lights pack their LEDs closely along a green cable, so the strand glows as a dense, full rope of colour rather than a thin line of separate points. The LEDs light in a cheerful spread of shades, from red and amber through yellow and green to blue and violet, a playful mix that suits a lively family Christmas. We sell them in two sizes, 200 LEDs and 400 LEDs, so you can choose how much glow your space needs.
The green cable is the practical choice for a Christmas tree. It sinks into the branches and disappears among the needles, leaving only the colour on show. Cluster lights also look lovely wound along a banister, draped across a mantelpiece or gathered into a large glass jar for a glowing centrepiece on a sideboard. The 200 LEDs size is a good fit for a smaller tree, a shelf or a mantel, while the 400 LEDs size gives a fuller wrap for a bigger tree or a long staircase. With their happy mix of colours, they bring plenty of fun to a family living room, a playroom or a hallway through December.
The set runs at low voltage through a mains transformer that plugs into a wall socket, so there are no batteries to buy or change. Keep the transformer indoors or under cover, and unwind the strand fully before you switch on so the clusters fall evenly. When the decorations come down, wind the cable loosely around a piece of card to stop it tangling and store it somewhere dry. A soft dry cloth is all it needs for an occasional dust. As a present, colourful cluster lights make an easy choice for anyone who loves a cheerful Christmas, and the green cable means they settle happily into almost any tree.
Specification
| Power |
Mains, via a low-voltage transformer |
| Minimum order |
200 LEDs: 4 units / 400 LEDs: 3 units, priced per unit |
Frequently Asked
What sizes do these cluster lights come in?
We sell them in two sizes, 200 LEDs and 400 LEDs. The 400 LEDs size gives a fuller, denser glow for a bigger tree or a longer run along a staircase.
What colour is the cable?
The cable is green, so it blends into the branches of a Christmas tree or a garland and leaves the coloured LEDs as the main thing you see.
How are the cluster lights powered?
They run at low voltage through a mains transformer that plugs into a wall socket, so there are no batteries to buy. Keep the transformer indoors or under cover.
What colours do the LEDs light up in?
The LEDs glow in a cheerful mix of shades, from red and amber through yellow and green to blue and violet, for a playful, multicoloured look.
Where in the home can I use them?
They are lovely wrapped around a Christmas tree, wound along a banister, draped over a mantelpiece or shelf, or gathered into a large glass jar as a centrepiece.