LED Christmass lights---HALF PRICE

paddy147

Tesco Clarehall,Omni Park and Artane Castle are selling off all their LED Christmass light for half price.

Just picked up 100 clear LED lights for 6 euro 50 cents and also 300 LED clear lights for 18 euro.:D


The 300 light set is 15 meters long,from 1st bulb to last bulb,and 6 meters of cable to plug.

M cebee

paddy147 wrote: »

Tesco Clarehall,Omni Park and Artane Castle are selling off all their LED Christmass light for half price.

Just picked up 100 clear LED lights for 6 euro 50 cents and also 300 LED clear lights for 18 euro.:D

i got 2 coloured sets 6-50 each
very dim light off them

paddy147

M cebee wrote: »

i got 2 coloured sets 6-50 each
very dim light off them

Are they the "microlights" that you got??

Mine are normal sized LED lights and the light off them is great...have them on the front porch allready

The microlights are alot dimmer than the normal sized LED lights....I checked out 2 sets earlier on today in Clarehall.

M cebee

paddy147 wrote: »

Are they the "microlights" that you got??

Mine are normal sized LED lights and the light off them is great.

The microlights are alot dimmer than the normal sized LED lights....I checked out 2 sets earlier on today in Clarehall.

i think so yes

paddy147

M cebee wrote: »

i think so yes

I have a set of them at home myself..300 clear microlights.

They are a warmer white,but alot dimmer than the normal sized clear LED lights...I put them back in the box and will bring them back to Clarehall tomorrow afternoon



Still though...a bargain is a BARGAIN.

Johnnymac247

Hi guys, do u know if tesco ar sellin xmas trees?

paddy147

Johnnymac247 wrote: »

Hi guys, do u know if tesco ar sellin xmas trees?

Yes....artificial trees from 3 feet tall up to 6 feet tall.

Johnnymac247

Cheers paddy, i was lookin in clearwater and didnt see any? Which 1 did u see them in?

paddy147 wrote: »

Yes....artificial trees from 3 feet tall up to 6 feet tall.

paddy147

Johnnymac247 wrote: »

Cheers paddy, i was lookin in clearwater and didnt see any? Which 1 did u see them in?

They had some in Clarehall,but it was the last of everything Christmass wize,that the manager was puttting out on thre shelves.:)

paddy147

Diffrence between 300 LED micro-lights and 300 normal sized LED lights.

quarryman

Ah paddy. Even my 6 year old nephew can spell Christmas...

paddy147

quarryman wrote: »

Ah paddy. Even my 6 year old nephew can spell Christmas...

Can your nephew also install insulated slab too???;):pac:


http://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/showthread.php?p=81329093

^^^^^^^^^^
You went very quiet and never updated your thread on that particular matter.........:(

uck51js9zml2yt

Are the outdoor lights safe for using inside??

paddy147

Duke Poor Butler wrote: »

Are the outdoor lights safe for using inside??

Yes,all the outdoor lights are lights with an IP Rating (IP44 in this case) that prevents water/moisture ingress.

paddy147

Pic of tesco box...suitable for indoor and outdoor use.

Vain

Are they multi function?

Never mind I see it now on the pics!

paddy147

Vain wrote: »

Are they multi function?

Never mind I see it now on the pics!

They are indeed...the multi funtion button is built into the plug unit itself.

trev44

paddy147 wrote: »

Are they the "microlights" that you got??

Mine are normal sized LED lights and the light off them is great...have them on the front porch allready

The microlights are alot dimmer than the normal sized LED lights....I checked out 2 sets earlier on today in Clarehall.

just to let you guys know mircolights are not LEDs. they are just very small incandescent bulbs (ie normal bulbs). the drawback is if the bulb goes, which happens, then you can not replace it.

i buy xmas lights professionally and tesco have gone low budget this year. bulb spacing is poor and most of the lights are static. (not chasing)

Markjsca1

trev44 wrote: »

just to let you guys know mircolights are not LEDs. they are just very small incandescent bulbs (ie normal bulbs). the drawback is if the bulb goes, which happens, then you can not replace it.

i buy xmas lights professionally and tesco have gone low budget this year. bulb spacing is poor and most of the lights are static. (not chasing)

Santa?

trev44

Markjsca1 wrote: »

Santa?

no, an elf

uck51js9zml2yt

Clearwater and Prussia st are out.

jmorrisey

trev44 wrote: »

just to let you guys know mircolights are not LEDs. they are just very small incandescent bulbs (ie normal bulbs). the drawback is if the bulb goes, which happens, then you can not replace it.

i buy xmas lights professionally and tesco have gone low budget this year. bulb spacing is poor and most of the lights are static. (not chasing)

I'm told the xmas light professional purchasing sector goes into overdrive this time of year

banchang

jmorrisey wrote: »

I'm told the xmas light professional purchasing sector goes into overdrive this time of year

Would never have guessed that

Eathrin

Saw none in Ballybrack.

paddy147

Eathrin wrote: »

Saw none in Ballybrack.

Ah well....."the early bird gets the worm".....as the saying goes.

Eathrin

paddy147 wrote: »

Ah well....."the early bird gets the worm".....as the saying goes.

Wishful thinking on my behalf, but at the same time I never actually got around to doing any price research. So now that they're bought and in use, are they a bargain indeed?

paddy147

Eathrin wrote: »

Wishful thinking on my behalf, but at the same time I never actually got around to doing any price research. So now that they're bought and in use, are they a bargain indeed?

Yep,they are a bargain indeed...as 300 led christmass lights for under 20 euro (18 euro in Tesco) is a bargain.

They are also a very pleasant light to look at too.


The next best price that I came accross was/is in Homestore & More,200 LED lights for 17 euro 49 cents.

http://www.homestoreandmore.ie/christmas-lights/tree-lights/icat/spechrlig1trelig/

cazza1981

I got 4 boxes of blue led lights (chaser) 200 in a box for 12.50 each in home store plus more

uck51js9zml2yt

paddy147 wrote: »

Ah well....."the early bird gets the worm".....as the saying goes.

thought we were talking about lights not worms.:P

cormie

I'm looking for a nice set of "warm" lights, not tacky flashy ones, so outdoor ones which can be used inside and can be set as static and if flashing do so in a glowing way, as in glow bright and dim, not flash on and off. Any suggestions? I'd probably be happy with 300 of the outdoor led lights for 18eur if they have any left...

vicwatson

cormie wrote: »

I'm looking for a nice set of "warm" lights, not tacky flashy ones, so outdoor ones which can be used inside and can be set as static and if flashing do so in a glowing way, as in glow bright and dim, not flash on and off. Any suggestions? I'd probably be happy with 300 of the outdoor led lights for 18eur if they have any left...

€17.49 in Home store and more for 200 Warm White, 8 controls (incl static) on them so when you are having a party you can put them on mad flashing to act as disco lights -

http://www.homestoreandmore.ie/tree-lights/200-ultra-bright-led-chaser-lights-warm-white/invt/053656/

SnowDrifts

vicwatson wrote: »

€17.49 in Home store and more for 200 Warm White, 8 controls (incl static) on them so when you are having a party you can put them on mad flashing to act as disco lights -

http://www.homestoreandmore.ie/tree-lights/200-ultra-bright-led-chaser-lights-warm-white/invt/053656/

Stock only available in Limerick, Sligo and Cork. Was in 2 Woodies stores today and they seemed to be all out of lights too.

vicwatson

SnowDrifts wrote: »

Stock only available in Limerick, Sligo and Cork. Was in 2 Woodies stores today and they seemed to be all out of lights too.

comet

2 euro in euro2 shops for a set of indoor 20 multicoloured "Fairy Lights" ... bargain

paddy147

comet wrote: »

2 euro in euro2 shops for a set of indoor 20 multicoloured "Fairy Lights" ... bargain

1 euro 49 cents in Dealz.:D


Battery operated so they are..

pissed

paddy147 wrote: »

1 euro 49 cents in Dealz.:D


Battery operated so they are..

Where's the picture?

vicwatson

pissed wrote: »

Where's the picture?

http://www.dealz.ie/product-range/a-z/coloured-christmas-tree-lights-coloured/

Paddy no bull****tin you :pac::pac:

cormie

Any other suggestions on where to find a set of outdoor/indoor WARM, soft but bright white or coloured lights that glow brighter and dimmer or can be set static around the South Dublin area for a reasonable enough price?

360 lights in Homestore + More for €25 (which I thought was a reasonable enough price).

I got LED 'Supabright' ones, but I'm fairly sure they had the other warm ones, too. Multifunction pattern, choice of multicoloured or clear (they had blue, red, etc. aswell, but only in 100 and 200. I think for the 360 it was only clear and multicoloured).

cormie

Thanks KKV but according to their site above, they are sold out of all the warm ones I'm afraid.