hi , is that ok if I use this lights inside the wedding tulle as a garland. do you think it won't burn the tulle?
1734302
I would assume so, but best to test it at home under your watch just to be safe!
1734303
I think it should be ok. The bulbs don't get as hot as the other ones. I can still touch them after turning them on for an hour.
1392645
Yes, AS a matter of fact I used it to increase lighting for a marriage ceremony using the cn 216lr light bounced off the ceiling. It worked out very well, for an hour ceremony non stop.
1847645
It's made for outdoors - has spikes to attach for stability in the ground. It may work for your indoor wedding, but it would have to be on a flat level surface & flowers be equally distributed on both sides & top to keep it stabilized. After the wedding it is beautiful in the yard. I love mine!
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no it won't melt if you use cfl 105 watts it's cooler, compared to the standard bulb but don't let the bulb near curtain or clothes that the time it would create heat but if you still in doubt try to use led bulbs
1890618
As long as you don't leave it on for a long time. I have mine under my kitchen cabinets. I use them as accent lights and have had them on for about 4 hours at a time about 10 times and they are still going strong. They create a beautiful effect.
932307
I also experienced a problem with this light. I had two and both melted. It is a very pretty light but not worth what might happen. Check lamps plus they have a similar model.
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Hi be blessed,well i would have to see a picture of it,in some cases you could attach it to tie wraps as its not a heavy lamp.I have 11 eleding light systems surrounding my home and they work alsome.any other question just let me know.God bless!!!
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There's a couple of problems with this idea, unfortunately. For one thing, this particular light has a halogen bulb, and has a duty cycle of 10 minutes on/10 minutes off to prevent overheating. It's not automatic, so you'd need two to keep one on at all times, and also, you'd need some kind of timed outlet device to alternate them. In addition, the duty cycle might be even shorter near a tree on the ground because of the decreased airflow. I used a light similar to this one at a party and had it sit on a table, and I smelled smoke only halfway into its duty cycle. It didn't actually flame up, but these do get really hot. Another thing, unless the tree is very skinny and bare, I doubt the light would be visible past the bottom. I've never used tinsel, but I don't know if the light would go anywhere to make it noticeable. It wouldn't be the same effect as traditional lights in the tree. If you still want to try, I'd at least recommend you search for an LED light; those run cool and the bulbs last for a much longer time.
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I think so! It's just a candle that you light, so if you store it in a cool, dry place it should work. Keep it out of moisture because the lantern is a thin tissue paper. These were so much fun at my daughter's wedding.
817486
Sure! Why not?! It's a beautiful lantern and I can't imagine why it wouldn't be suitable for indoors. I would think it will hold up better over time too.
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It would work outdoors, just not as well as indoors, and avoid moisture such as rain, snow, etc... As to the heat issue, this is a LED light and it does not get hot. You can run it as long as you want without any heat issues. I have a light tree with this light and several other American DJ LED lights and they run for hours at a time, never any heat. Because it is LED, it will work for a long time and you don't have to worry about replacing bulbs.
1574671
my guess is that this material is somewhat flammable so probably not the safest thing to have around on lights.
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The bulbs should work fine if not totally enclosed in a fixture. If the are completely enclosed, the will get hot and die. The color of daylight is bright white which should work well for art.
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No, it won't illuminate the room itself, but it would probably make anything that is backlight reactive glow a bit--and the closer those things are to the light fixture, the brighter and more intense they will be. It will provide some room light, but not enough to keep guests from tripping over one another.
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i don't see any problem. you can use this CLF in a lamp that takes a 60 watt lightbulb. as a result, you get a brighter light (equiv. to a 100 watt) without the "heat" of an incandescent.
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We had it done at a professional lighting store. It was done originally by someone that didn't know how to handle things and they hooked them to the exhaust pipes with xip ties. Needless to say they melted off. We have since changed to XK glow lights and they were done by someone that knew what they were doing so we are real happy with them. The original lights were ok. Just not mounted right. The lighting shop made them good as their man is the one that messed them up. They were replaced with the brand that they sold.
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I wouldn't recommend that, but I'm sure the shipper could best answer this question. I used my light in the closet....it works great.