At Festive Lights we have expanded all our lighting ranges to take advantage of every element of LED Lighting and its Energy Efficiency. This includes the additions of Underwater Lighting and the extremely popular Rope Light. These two categories make Festive Lights stand out as the market leader in LED Lighting Products. Our LED Rope Light category includes a Cut to Length section in which we supply a unique and bespoke service creating rope light to specific lengths as specified by the customer.

Another new addition to our vast range of products includes a wide range of Solar Lighting, which are the most energy efficient of all. Our range consists of LED Solar String Lights, Solar Path Lights, Solar Curtain Lights, Solar Net lights and an ever increasing range of Decorative colour changing Solar Stakes. These Solar lights are perfect for the spring summer months adding colour and fun to your garden and will be the talk of the community.

If you plan to use lights to decorate during the holiday season, make the switch to LED (light emitting diode) holiday lights. LEDs have been rapidly improving in quality and efficiency. They are now the norm in bicycle lights and many new flashlights. LEDs have a long life (30,000 to 50,000 hours), and, unlike CFLs and other fluorescents, they don’t use mercury vapour.
Affordability

LED technology offers substantial energy savings potential. While some other LED lighting fixtures remain on the costly side, holiday lights are competitively priced with conventional light strings. LEDs also last at least 10 times longer than conventional bulbs and are more durable, with no filaments or glass bulbs to break.
Cost savings

Decorating your home with LED lights could reduce holiday lighting energy use by up to 95%. A typical 50-bulb incandescent strand of lights uses 250 watts and an equivalent 70-bulb LED strand uses only three watts. For a house that operates holiday lights for six hours a day through the month of December, with an energy price of 8.27 cents per kilowatt hour, six strands of incandescent holiday lights would cost over $23 to power versus a mere 28 cents for LEDs. By replacing the incandescent strands with LEDs, it would save you $22.79 in energy costs for the month.

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If you plan to use lights to decorate during the holiday season, make the switch to LED (light emitting diode) holiday lights. LEDs have been rapidly improving in quality and efficiency. They are now the norm in bicycle lights and many new flashlights. LEDs have a long life (30,000 to 50,000 hours), and, unlike CFLs and other fluorescents, they don’t use mercury vapour.

Affordability
LED technology offers substantial energy savings potential. While some other LED lighting fixtures remain on the costly side, holiday lights are competitively priced with conventional light strings. LEDs also last at least 10 times longer than conventional bulbs and are more durable, with no filaments or glass bulbs to break.

Cost savings
Decorating your home with LED lights could reduce holiday lighting energy use by up to 95%. A typical 50-bulb incandescent strand of lights uses 250 watts and an equivalent 70-bulb LED strand uses only three watts. For a house that operates holiday lights for six hours a day through the month of December, with an energy price of 8.27 cents per kilowatt hour, six strands of incandescent holiday lights would cost over $23 to power versus a mere 28 cents for LEDs. By replacing the incandescent strands with LEDs, it would save you $22.79 in energy costs for the month.
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