2Pack Christmas Village Lights, Decoration String Lights 12Ft with 6 C7 LED Bulbs, Warm White, with Socket and Switch, for Christmas Snow House,Pumpkin Crafts,Holiday Decoration W04VLP205
Christmas House Replacement Light Set: The 12 foot string lights feature 6 C7 candle-style bulbs on standard E12 bases. You can easily swap in colored, dimmable, or twinkling bulbs to create your perfect holiday vibe
Energy-Saving C7 LED String Lights: Each bulb sips just 0.6 W yet shines as bright as a 7 W incandescent. With great light transmission and built-in fuses, the light set is rated for 50,000 hours to celebrate season after season without missing a beat
Versatile Uses: The accessory cord is perfect for Halloween, Christmas, or any festive decor. It easily hides in mini snow houses, pumpkins, Christmas soldiers, castles, candelabras, or crafts, emitting a soft, warm glow to enhance the holiday ambiance
Easy to Use: The Christmas light string base boasts adjustable metal clips that fit ceramic houses with φ0.9-2.2 inch holes securely. The rotary switch on the cord makes it convenient to turn the lights on or off without crawling behind the village
Difference from other C7 light Cord: Our switch is positioned closer to the plug for easy adjustment, making it more convenient to use. Warm Tips: For outdoor use, please ensure it is a sunny day, as the product is not waterproof
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