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Are Led string lights dimmable?
- Posted by Steven Gip Liu
LED lights have proven to be extremely useful for a wide range of applications over the years, both in residential and commercial lighting. They ar...
How Many Lights I Need For 9 ft Christmas Tree?
- Posted by Steven Gip Liu
When decorating a 9-foot-tall Christmas tree, how many lights do I need?
Every person will use the number of lights depending on the length of the ...
How Do LED String Lights work?
- Posted by Tony Ke
As the era progresses from traditional to modern, people's preferences also change according to the modern age.
People are switching from tradition...
How Do LED String Lights Work?
- Posted by Steven Gip Liu
As the era progresses from traditional to modern, people's preferences also change according to the modern age.
People are switching from tradition...
Why Do My String Lights Become Dim?
- Posted by Steven Gip Liu
It is a frequently asked question whether strip lights dim and if the answer is yes, what are the most common causes of this phenomenon. To answer ...
Are Solar Lights Cost Effective?
- Posted by Steven Gip Liu
Yes, solar lights are cost-effective in many ways, despite the initial investment being higher. On the other hand, solar lights are significantly m...
Can LEDs Spontaneously Combust?
- Posted by Steven Gip Liu
I'm sure you have heard some stories concerning LED lights, such that they can survive for more than ten years. However, while this may be true, LE...
Can LED String Lights Hurt Your Eyes?
- Posted by Steven Gip Liu
A common concern about LED string lights is whether or not their brightness can harm the eyes. To put it simply, we can say that these lights are n...
What Are Impact Of Daylight String Lights?
- Posted by Steven Gip Liu
Nowadays, a prevalent question is raised regarding the white light. LED technology has provided us with many types of light. People were in demand ...
What Is LED String Amps?
- Posted by Steven Gip Liu
The ampere (abbreviated as the amp) is the unit of measurement for electrical current. Current is the rate at which electrons flow through a conduc...
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