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18 Oct IP44 vs IP65 vs IP67: Which Christmas String Lights Rating Survives a Real Winter (and the Seal That Actually Matters)
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You will find "IP65" printed on half the christmas string lights sold for outdoor use. That label covers two completely different products, and the difference shows up in March when the connectors corrode and the whole run goes dark. IP codes are the single most misread spec in the christmas string lights trade, and they are also the cheapest to re..
14 Oct The 5050 vs 2835 Chip: Which Christmas String Lights You Should Buy (and the lm/W Number That Decides)
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You see "5050" and "2835" on the spec sheet and assume one of them is the better chip. Neither is. They are two different packages with two different jobs, and picking wrong means either paying extra for lumen you do not need, or buying a chip that drifts out of bin before your third December.What the numbers actually meanThe code is dimensions in ..
10 Oct Warm White vs Cool White Christmas String Lights: The Kelvin Number That Sells
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