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47m LED Festoon String Lights Outdoor Christmas Wedding Waterproof Garden Decor

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47m LED Festoon String Lights Outdoor Christmas Wedding Waterproof Garden DecorLet's lighten up the mood. No, not with candle. Our 47m Festoon String Lights will definitely give you a hand in this, from vintage rustic to country. Designed right on the dot for a more inviting warm tones. Perfect for dressing up any area for special occasions such as wedding and birthday parties, simply string them overhead outdoors or sweeping across gazebos to transform the ambience instantly. Suitable for both indoor and outdoor, its IP65

Let's lighten up the mood. No, not with candle. Our 47m Festoon String Lights will definitely give you a hand in this, from vintage rustic to country. Designed right on the dot for a more inviting warm tones.
Perfect for dressing up any area for special occasions such as wedding and birthday parties, simply string them overhead outdoors or sweeping across gazebos to transform the ambience instantly. Suitable for both indoor and outdoor, its IP65 rating means it can be use in the rain and all weather condition which allows you to hang it to any outdoor fixture such as trees and backyards - temporarily or permanently.
Each of this globe will only draw 11W of power, making this Festoon String lights energy and cost effective to have. They are spaced along each metre of the cable with rubber capped E27 globe fittings. In case there's any mishaps, we offer extra 5 replacement bulbs as well in the package.
Time to get the party going. Order your Festoon String Lights now.

Features
47m festoon string light kits
Lovely bright but mellow glow
Low energy consumption
IP65 rating
Easy to set up and store
5 extra replacement bulbs
Connectable to one another
Standard Australian plug

Specifications:
Total length: 47m
Bulb quantity: 50pcs and 5 replacement bulbs
Bulb type: S14, 11W
Bulb holder: E27, Edison Screw, 40W Max
Bulb interval: 90cm
Waterproof IP rating: IP65 and above (Outdoor use)
Distance from plug to connector: 2m
Connector to first bulb: 45cm
Distance between first bulb to last bulb: 17.1m
Certification: RCM/ SAA
Assembly Required: Yes
Please note: This item comes in 2 Packages

Package Content
(1) 47m Festoon String Lights x1
(2) Replacement Bulbs x5
(3) User Manual x1

This product comes with 1 year warranty

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