100FT Patio Lights with 52 Shatterproof ST38 Bulbs, Outdoor, Waterproof, for Porch, Deck, Garden, Backyard, Balcony, 2700K Dimmable
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Higher Quality and Lower Costs – 100ft Extra-long outdoor string lights are equipped with our upgraded heavy-duty wires and 52 shatterproof Edison bulbs, which can be connected to up to 15 strands easily. You could place them in a larger area without worrying about the length and frequent replacement. Over a 30,000-hour longer lifespan, our energy-saving string lights will not only provide brighter lighting but also cut down 90% of your electricity bills compared with incandescent ones.
Weatherproof and Safer – With our weatherproof technology, these durable outdoor string lights can withstand rain, wind, snow, and extreme temperatures up to 158 degrees Fahrenheit so you can leave them outside year-round confidently. Furthermore, the bulb shells are made of hard anti-drop plastic, that protect you and your family while hanging the waterproof backyard string lights, no more worries about the sudden broken glass shards.
Classic Bistro Ambience – These vintage string lights come with st38 tear-drop E12 bulbs which provide a nice, soft yellow glow without being too bright or too dark. Besides, these led bulbs not only offer old-fashioned appearance, but are also compatible with most dimmers (not included) to achieve better lighting flexibility. It will be a great choice for creating your little outdoor paradise, where you could enjoy your time after a busy day or have a cozy party with your friends.
Super Convenient and Widely used – It’s a breeze to hang these led string lights with built-in hooks or zip ties. We even improved the hooks, sockets, and cords for you to use our string lights without facing the sudden breaking situation. These easy-to-use party outdoor string lights are fabulous decorations for your garden, Bistro, balcony, terrace, pergola, gazebo, tent, pool umbrella, cafe, bedroom, living room, market, wedding, birthday, Christmas party or other scenarios.
