Indoor 50-Count LED Globe Lights, with Frosted White G20 Globes, AC-Adaptor, 4.5 Volts

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50-Count LED Globe Lights, with Frosted White G20 Globes is a fun way to add warm white LED light to any area of your home. This string of steady-burning LED globe lights has a total length of 21 feet 3 inches and a lighted length of 16 feet 4 inches, and is a great lighting accent around the house, the dorm room, or for a special occasion. This set of globe lights come with a 5-foot lead wire and a UL-approved indoor adaptor that plugs directly into an outlet so that you can safely use these lights inside to add ambiance to any seating area. The 50-Count LED Globe Lights, with Frosted White G20 Globes is the perfect way to light up your space.
  • 50-Count frosted white plastic globe lights
  • Steady burning, warm white LED light
  • Lighted Length: 16 ft. 4 in.
  • Total Length: 21 ft. 3 in.
  • Light bulb spacing: 4 in.
  • Comes with a 12-inch lead wire
  • Intended for indoor use only

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