- Are these lights safe to leave outside in rain and snow?
- They are rated for outdoor use, so they are built to handle weather on a porch, roofline or tree. Keep the plug and any connections off the ground and protected from standing water.
- Do they use much electricity?
- LED C9 bulbs draw a small fraction of what incandescent C9 strands use, so a long run costs little to operate. The trade-off is a cooler, brighter light than the warm glow of old bulbs.
- Can I connect several strands end to end?
- NOMA rates these strands for end-to-end connection, but the number of strands you can join depends on the set. Check the label on the plug for the maximum run before linking them.
- Warm white or multi-color?
- Warm white gives a soft, traditional look that suits rooflines and porch railings. Multi-color is the brighter, more festive choice for trees and yard displays.
- How do they compare with incandescent C9 lights?
- They keep the same C9 shape but run cooler, last longer and use less power. They cost more up front than incandescent sets, and a failed bulb still affects its section.
- What comes in the box?
- A set of C9 LED lights on a green wire with a plug, plus spare bulbs and fuses on most NOMA sets. Check the set for the exact strand length and bulb count.
- Where is the NOMA LED Christmas String Lights cheapest?
- At Amazon, for $46.72, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the NOMA LED Christmas String Lights?
- 3 stores we checked sell it, including eBay, Target, Amazon.