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I found this set of 12 volt bulbs and thought they might be just the thing to light up our indoor shed at night. He has proven himself. Thank you Becalight!

I liked the bulbs but one bulb burned out after a few days and I had to use a spare bulb. When I contacted Beccalighting through their website and email, they ignored every contact. Keep in mind that if something goes wrong, you may not get help.

Love these lights! conveys the atmosphere of my yard. They are also low voltage so I don't have to worry about getting electrocuted. There are three extra bulbs included so I can replace them if they break. Turned my backyard into a beautiful, well-lit place for a BBQ or partying with friends. It comes with a 12v cord and socket so I can choose which ones to use.

So far so good. They appear to be well made and provide just the right amount of light; a good balance of not being too bright and still delivering the light we were looking for. Very satisfied. (At the end of this review, he asks the reviewer to rate "remote control". I put one star because there is no remote control option. For that I installed a separately sold low-voltage switch. And I'm very glad I did, by the way )

good quality light and threads. The color of the lamps is also pleasant, the color rendering index is 88, which is quite decent. My issue with these lights is that they are advertised as 48ft long which is completely misleading. The seller or manufacturer of these lamps includes the length of the connection cable at the light core in the overall length. The cord is 10 feet long and has no outlets for the lights, so why count it in the total length? I think we are all here to buy a string of…

After a few weeks we were having problems with individual lights going out/dimming and/or flickering randomly. The power source used was a 12V solar panel. I did some troubleshooting with the switching power supply but got the same results. It's tempting to blame the power supply for our problems, but we've since replaced the BECCALIGHTING product with a different set of lights. The new lights are successfully powered by the same battery, charge controller and panels as the original…

They're pretty well made but the bulbs are a joke. I bought 2 strings and had to steal the bulbs from another set to A) replace the bulbs that don't light. B) Lamps flickering indicate the Halloween haunted house effect. Finding replacement bulbs for these sockets is awful as 3 manufacturers will not fit, either the bulb body is too thick and does not fit properly or the screw bulkheads are too short and not seated properly. I am using a 13.1-13.6VDC standalone solid state battery system (606Ah

Two chains were used to light standalone booths (powered directly from a 12v battery) and they are excellent. They provide an amazing amount of light, enough for general ambient lighting in the cabin (imagine a single garland would adequately illuminate 400 square feet and the bulbs look nice. Although not exposed to the weather for my current use, the plugs included are well sealed and fit snugly and can easily be switched to 12vdc from the supplied transformer (120Vac -> 12vdc) The cables…

Works great. They are designed for operation with 12 volt direct current. Unfortunately, landscape lighting transformers are rated for 12 volts AC. Because they are "LED" (Light Emitting Diodes), you will see flickering when they are on during the day. This shouldn't be a problem as they shouldn't be turned on during the day. The reason they flicker is that current can only flow through the diode in one direction. This means you will see a visible flicker 30 times per second when the AC current