SURNIE 150FT LED Rope Lights Outdoor: Waterproof Flexible 110V 3000K Warm White LED String Light - Cuttable Connectable Clear Lighting Tube for Indoor Stairs Patio Garden Party Decor, Not Flat Strip

These look amazing in my crawl space. No more crawling with a flashlight in your teeth. Flip a switch and the whole underneath the house lights up. Very durable and work better than I imagined. Being waterproof is a plus even though there shouldn’t be any water. Comes with everything you need to attach and connector to add more if needed. Great value for what I paid.

I restored/repainted my large patio cover that's attached to the back of my house. Part of that work was replacing the old incandescent bulb type rope lights that I had installed 20+ years ago. The lights still worked, but had started to yellow and looked old. I replaced them with the Surnie LED lights that use only 10% of the power as the old lights. I liked the original incandescent bulbs color and illumination, so I chose the 3000k warm white version, which I find much more pleasing to the eye instead of the harsh bluish-white of standard LED's. After I installed them and turned them on, they were of a warm white shade, but they were much brighter than the old incandescents were. I plan on installing a dimmer in the near future. Notes: 1) I would recommend buying plastic rope light track, it comes in 4' lengths and the Surnie lights fit well in to these. This is a MUCH better/cleaner install than the 100 included plastic clips and screws, I just threw them away. 2) As usual, the instructions are terrible Chinglish with poor diagrams. When they say you can cut them, you can, BUT ONLY along the marked areas on the rope light which are spread about every 2 feet or so, not exactly where you want to cut it. 3) The rope comes with female ends on each side and two plugs to attach to the rope. While you can cut anywhere* (see note 2) along the rope, you can ONLY cut it once to create 2 pieces. Once cut, you must glue and cap the end (included) leaving you with 2 strands of whatever length you like. If you want 3 or more lengths and are good with your hands, you could probably expose the the two wires that carry the power and solder them to another pig tail, but non mechanical types won't be able to.

The rope light in our rotunda dining room dated from when the house was built 19 years ago and had developed two dead sections. On Amazon I quickly located this product and purchased for its very reasonable price. I choose warm white.It appears exceptionally well made. It came with an extra 120v lead + transformer and an ample supply of cable clamps and ties. Actually for my location I chose 9/16" electrician's staples for securing the rope in place because my anchor points were inaccessible for driving in small screws.Our round 15' diameter dining room has a circumference of 48'. The 50' rope light actually was about 6' longer than needed. Rather than cut off the extra, as permitted, I chose to overlap that distance.Light produced is brighter and more uniform than from the old rope light. We are very pleased. I hope it will be durable.

The ability to cut the rope lights into 2 pieces was a plus. I had two areas I needed to place these.The measurement of those areas made it impossible to find two sets of lights that would fit perfectly. Being able to cut these made for a perfect fit to both areas. There are indicators along the rope that show where cuts can be made. It was very easy to install. Connecting the plugs and end caps were easy to do, as well. They have very goodIllumination. The only drawback I encountered was with the clips that hold the rope in place. They are flimsy and did not hold up well. I ended up purchasing some clips from the local hardware store. They did the trick. Lastly, unless you cut them in half, you can expect to have some rope left over. I would definitely buy these again.

After much deliberation, I finally settled on these lights for my covered patio; I decided to forgo the pendant lights that are popular right now, as they can collect water, light winds will make them sway, and they get heavier the longer the run is. Many people don’t find this out until right after they’re installed…🫤Anyway, I have several LED rope lights around the house and they are very unobtrusive and have a natural, warm light—which was a requirement for the patio lights as well.These arrived within 24 hours of ordering; they were very easy to splice and mount with the included hardware and clips. They are bright, but not blinding (like many ‘white’ LED lights), and the light is warm and inviting. Everything about the kit is top-notch, but I am a bit disappointed that the last 15’’ of one strand will not light up.It may be a coincidence, but that end is where the full-length strand was cut to make two shorter strands; the other strand is fully lit, but the one in the second photo shows how the last 15’’ didn’t light up. Very strange, but thankfully it doesn’t detract….but it would be nice is the manufacturer can give me an explanation on why this happened!

The media could not be loaded. Excellent Rope lights and Just really bright think about installing item dimmer