The whole family, especially the children, look forward to decorating the Christmas tree, but here comes the disillusionment: The beloved set of Christmas lights won’t light up! There’re different ways Christmas lights can break, but often it’s due to non-functional bulbs. Fortunately, it’s not hard to replace the bulbs on a string of Christmas lights, you just have to keep a few things in mind.
There are two options:
Replacement bulbs with a screw base, such as E10 bulbs.
Replacement bulbs with a push-in socket. For these bulbs, it’s extremely important that the voltage (in volts) and the power consumption (in watts) match exactly. For example, a bulb which has a power consumption of 0.84 W and a voltage of 7 V, cannot be replaced by a bulb with a power consumption of 0.8 W and a voltage of 7 V.
In any case, always make sure that the Christmas lights are unplugged before you start replacing the bulbs.
There is one exception: if you have Christmas lights with built-in LEDs, you won’t be able to replace the light source. However, no need to worry - LEDs have a long service life and will work for many years, even decades.
There is one exception: if you have Christmas lights with built-in LEDs, you won’t be able to replace the light source. However, no need to worry - LEDs have a long service life and will work for many years, even decades.
90 % energy saving in comparison to traditional light bulbs
60 % energy saving in comparison to halogen bulbs
50 times longer service life than a traditional incandescent light bulb
Lifespan of up to 50,000 hours
100 % light output immediately when turned on
Environmentally-friendly, no mercury content
Space-saving, enabling modern, flat designs
Still have questions about Christmas replacement bulbs? Our specialist consultants know all the answers. Just give them a call on 020 3514 3658 or get in touch via the contact form.
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