Lights at Wholesale

Yes! We have many clients who use our lights for their commercial or at home light shows. They've been used in light tunnels, Christmas light drive through displays, displays set to music, and more. We don't provide any controllers or software, but the bulbs will work seamlessly with your needs.

E12 bases are the socket size for C7 bulbs. E17 bases are the size for C9 bulbs.

No. Although incandescent lights are usually dipped in a transparent paint to create a colored effect, our LED lights will not fade or chip or crack like the old technology.

Our mini LED Christmas lights are rated to last 50,000 hours. We recommend only using them during the Christmas season to ensure UV rot or stress from the trees growing do not damage the strand.

The concave lights provide an even distribution of light regardless of what angle you are viewing them from. Convex lights are designed to focus the light out the tip and provide variance as you walk/drive by the tree. This creates a shimmering effect that is beautiful and one of our favorite lights to sell and install.

Most LED Christmas light bulbs should last at least 50,000 hours where the incandescent bulbs only last around 3000 hours. They also will not burn out during a wind storm because of the filaments touching, nor will they shatter if dropped. Whether a home owner or contractor, it's much more convenient to go LED and prevent cleaning up glass and multiple trips up the ladder.

This really depends on your preference! In Utah, about 80% of clients prefer C7, and the other 20% is C9. However, anywhere else, that ratio is flipped. C9 bulbs project more light and have a bigger shell so they're easier to see from long distances. C7 bulbs are much more convenient to store, install, remove, and still project plenty of light to make a bright and beautiful display. We typically recommend C9 on commercial applications and C7 for most residential, but it's honestly up to you!