An atmospheric string of festival lights with a length of 25 meters and a 1-watt warm white LED light source every 50 cm. The warm white string light. A popular product for all kinds of events. Festivals, weddings, garden parties, and corporate events. You encounter them literally everywhere. And let’s be honest? How can such a simple product create such an atmospheric effect? What we do know is that we understand why this product is so popular. Maybe you don’t know the string light by this name, but you might have heard of festival lights or fairy lights before. These are all names for the same product.<\/p>\n
Our warm white string light has a total length of 25 meters and is equipped with a lamp every 50 cm. This warm white festival light string is fitted with warm white lamps with a colour temperature of 2000 Kelvin. The power of each lamp is 1 watt, making the total power consumption of all 50 lamps on the cord 50 watts. Due to the low power consumption, you can easily connect multiple cables to one power outlet. For this purpose, each string light is equipped with a pass-through plug at the end. You can very easily connect the next cord to this, creating an even longer string of lights.<\/p>\n
When renting a string of lights, the lamps are already in the sockets. So you don’t have to screw them in yourself. How convenient!<\/p>\n
The LED string lights in our rental are classified as IP44. This concretely means that they are splash-proof. So you can use them in the rain and outdoors without problems. Just make sure that the pass-through plug at the end of the string light stays dry. Of course, you can also use this product indoors if you wish.<\/p>\n
For warm white string lights, we do not offer set-up and breakdown services. It is therefore advisable to think carefully about what you want to attach the string light to. Often, people choose to attach it to a tree, house, lamppost, or tent. You can use tie-wraps for this (not included). A tie-wrap can easily be tied around the socket and the chosen object. During breakdown, be careful not to accidentally cut the cord in half when cutting the tie-wrap loose.<\/p>\n