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Let the golden warm glow from our Florence festoon lights allow you to add a bit of fun and mood to your outdoor space. The commercially rated weatherproof festoon lights offer a durable lighting solution that can be left up year round. Purposely designed with 1W safe clear polycarbonate globes spaced every 50cm, you can be assured that these 24V low voltage lights will handle the task at hand.
Some benefits of festoon lighting include:
- A support cable is required for cable runs over 10m. - To avoid voltage drop do not exceed 50m in one continuous run. - 10m kits can be connected together to make a long length or cut anywhere to make shorter. We also sell by the metre from 100m reels so we cater to everyones needs. Please fell free to contact us for more details.
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Well done, you've made the effort to learn how to install your garden lights properly. It's not rocket science but it will take a bit of patience especially if you haven't done much soldering before. If you are unsure try and get someone who is confident to either show you or help you out. A good landscaper or qualified electrician may seem costly in the scheme of things at the beginning, but the pain it can cause you in the long run if water seeps in to your wiring will hurt your pocket more. Installation Guide Professional Low-Voltage Wiring Important Information Please follow instructions carefully. Failure to do so will void warranty. Please ensure installation complies with local law and applicable standards.
Required Equipment  - Soldering Iron or Butane Gas Torch - Hot-Air Gun or Butane Gas Torch - Solder - Wire Cutters - Heat shrink Tube(Resin Filled) - Heat shrink Caps - Scissors Installation Process STEP 1. Cut the feed cable where light it to be installed. Strip PVC insulation to expose copper strands.  STEP 2. Fan out strands then twist all the red cables together tightly followed by all the black cables, keeping the shoulders of the PVC insulation level.  Step 3 Using a butane gas torch (or soldering iron) - heat the twisted strands and apply enough solder to get right into the middle of the strands. Trim the end with wire cutters and be careful to remove sharp edges.  Step 4 Place shrink cap over the connection ensuring a third of its length is covering the cable insulation. Carefully apply heat using a blow torch or heat gun to seal the connection from moisture. Be careful not to burn the rubber - this process takes time and should not be rushed. The cap will collapse around the connection and you will notice black adhesive seep from the bottom when complete.  Step 5 Place glue lined heat shrink tubing over the whole connection. Ensure the tube covers the outer insulation of both the light fitting cable and the feed cable. Gently heat allowing the tube to collapse tightly around the connection leaving no gaps. With your pliers squeeze the end of the tube to seal and allow to cool.  |
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LED Outdoor
43 Rundle Street
Ph. (08) 8278 5269
Kent Town, SA 5067 Australia Opening Hours Monday to Friday 10 to 4pm Saturday 11 to 2pm |
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