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Steve Oakes
- Jan 1, 1970
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Hello,
I purchased several sets of Noma LED Faceted C7 - 50 light sets to
decorate a large tree I have. I realize these lights aren't as bright
as the traditional C7 lights, however they are supposed to last 25 times
as long as a traditional set (according to the box) and use far less
electricity (2.4W for 50 lights vs. 124.8W for a 25 light traditional
set. I figured I'd give them a try. The strings can be connected end
to end, however there is a warning label on one end which states not to
connect more than 3 strands together at a time. My question is: Why
can't I connect more than three 2.4 watt strands together? If I hooked
10 strands together, I would only be using 24 watts of power total, not
enough to blow a fuse or over heat the wiring. Does anybody know the
answer to this question?
Thank You,
Steve
I purchased several sets of Noma LED Faceted C7 - 50 light sets to
decorate a large tree I have. I realize these lights aren't as bright
as the traditional C7 lights, however they are supposed to last 25 times
as long as a traditional set (according to the box) and use far less
electricity (2.4W for 50 lights vs. 124.8W for a 25 light traditional
set. I figured I'd give them a try. The strings can be connected end
to end, however there is a warning label on one end which states not to
connect more than 3 strands together at a time. My question is: Why
can't I connect more than three 2.4 watt strands together? If I hooked
10 strands together, I would only be using 24 watts of power total, not
enough to blow a fuse or over heat the wiring. Does anybody know the
answer to this question?
Thank You,
Steve