Will this work in a Fiber optic Christmas Tree
374134
only if it fits a mr 16 base socket and you are running a 12 volt dc transformer for power. if so it should last for years to come.
374135
They would be too hot. You can get the ones you need for the fiber optic tree at Walmart.
1374790
Yes, easily. This supplies up to 200 watts of power. LED Christmas lights only need 1-2 watts per string, and old-fashioned bulb Christmas lights use around 10 watts. Really, I would probably get a cheaper lower watt inverter for that, unless you have other stuff you might also want to plug-in.
122388
It worked on my Christmas tree led lights. A similar product is sold a Lowe's.
1211242
Yes, I used mine as outdoor Christmas lights. Part of a strand did not work, but the rest worked well in cold/snowy weather for the few weeks while they were up.
78661
No, I don't believe it would be a fire hazard, but I would think twice about using it with a real Christmas tree. I say this because other noises can turn it on or off.
134062
Hi i used these on a Hollywood theme cake although they are very bright litght and have different settings i cant guarantee they would work for a tree unless its a small tree
1704063
These lights come with a female DC plug which is not the same as standard Christmas lights. You can connect them using our 3529 connectors or by soldering them together.
1274453
I don't know. That is a lot of power for something that is supposed to be used on Christmas light sets. You can look up the power rating on the website for the unit.
1183369
Yes, but for Christmas Lights, I recommend the Appliance Link over a LampLinc. Better not to have the capability to dim as some strands of tree lights need consistent, full voltage.
949266
I just removed a MR16C 12 V 20W from my 4 foot fiberoptic christmas tree. And I have ordered these asa replacement.
2255874
there should be markings on the tree showing the voltage. If it's 12 volt it will probably work.
1795339
It all depends on what you plug in- if it's a minimal electric load, like a few lamps or something it will probably work. I tried to use one to control all my Christmas lights- and it fried for good. Good luck
1384712
Only if you are using it as a tree decoration. If you want it to function, you must plug it in.
2134429
Depends. I use them with 'older' Christmas lights that are incandescent and dimmable. This includes colored lights and rope lights. Note that many of the newer lights are LED and not considered dimmable.
1219210
I don't see why not. The only problem is the tendency of Christmas lights to get hooked onto each other even when the cord isn't tangled.
726499
I'm sorry I don't know I use it for my outdoor christmas decorations. and although there are quite a few decorations I do not want to give you the wrong answer. Hope someone else can help
2173188
No, the two days it worked, it did not illuminate by medium size tree. Then it quit working altogether....not worth it1