LED Net Lights, 9.8 x 6.5 ft Mesh with 360 LEDs and 8 Modes

Description

The fastest way to light a bush

Wrapping a shrub with string lights is a job that looks simple and takes an hour, and the result is almost always uneven because you cannot see the back while you are working on the front. A net solves it by construction. The mesh measures 9.8 by 6.5 feet with 360 LEDs distributed across it, you drape it over the plant, tuck the edges, and the spacing is already right. Two minutes per shrub instead of forty.

Linking, and the honest limit

Up to three nets can be joined end to end from a single plug, for a maximum of about 1000 LEDs on one circuit. That covers a hedge run or the front of a garage. Past three, you need a second outlet. The lead cable is 16.5 feet, which is usually enough to get from a planting bed to a wall socket without an extension, though measure before you assume.

Eight modes and a memory

The transformer carries a button that cycles combination, in waves, sequential, slow glow, chasing and flash, slow fade, twinkle and flash, and steady on. The controller remembers the last mode after a power cut, so you are not resetting it every time the outdoor timer switches. On a hedge, the slower fades work better than the chase patterns, which look frantic across a flat plane.

Rating and safety

The net is IP44, which covers rain and splashing but not immersion. It runs at 29 volts from a UL-certified adapter with short-circuit protection, so the part you and your children can touch is low voltage. As with all of these, the adapter itself is not waterproof. Keep it under cover.

Details

• Mesh panel 9.8 x 6.5 ft
• 360 LEDs
• 16.5 ft lead cable
• Links up to 3 nets, about 1000 LEDs maximum
• 8 lighting modes with memory
• 29 V, UL-certified adapter, short-circuit protection
• IP44 rated, adapter is not waterproof

Ships from a US warehouse. Holiday stock moves quickly, so order early.