
The Novalight LED string presents a brilliant solution with its 24-meter span adorned with 160 white lights on a discreet green wire. This exquisite lighting offers a versatile, radiant glow for any setting.
Efficient and long-lasting, these LEDs are perfect for crafting stunning displays indoors or illuminating outdoor spaces during festive seasons. The lights maintain a steady glow, using minimal energy while offering a high impact.
With a sturdy green wire that blends seamlessly with foliage, this string of lights effortlessly enhances gardens, patios, and events with a touch of elegance and sophistication.
| Brand | Light Creations |
| Model | NV-LED-24-24V-W |
| Primary colors | White |
| Extra colors | Green |
| Weight Product | 430 g (grams) |
| IP value | IP44 |
| Type of lamp | led |
| Place of use | Inside and outside |
| Entry frequency range | 50 Hz |
| Power consumption capacity | "3.6 W" doesn't need translation because it's already in English. If there's more context you'd like translated, please provide it! |
| Output voltage adapter VDC | 24 V DC |
| Number of LEDs | 160 |
| The translated text is: "Type power plug" | Type C (Europlug) |
| Length of the power cord | 3 m |
| Primary detailed colors | "Koudwit" translates to "Cold white wine" in English. |
| Lighting effect | "Keep going" |
| Length of fairy lights | 24 m |
| "Snoerkleur" doesn't directly translate to English as it's not a standard word or phrase. However, if it's something particular or creative, like a brand or a concept, you might want to keep it as is. If you can provide more context, I'd be happy to help further! | Green |
| Number of colors | 1 |
| The commercial color of LEDs in detail | "Koudwit" translates to "Cold white wine" in English. |
| Twisted wires | Yes |
| Weather-resistant | Yes |
| Maximum daisy chain connections | 1 |
| Random flash technology | no |
| Flash effect | no |
| Number of LEDs per meter | 7 |
| Number of strings | 1 |
| The word "Dichtheid" in English is "Density." | Standard |
| The word "Modulator" is already in English and would remain "Modulator" in an informal context as well. If you were asking for a meaning or context, it generally refers to a device or component that alters or controls a signal in electronic or communication systems. | no |
| Animations | no |