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Christmas Tree Lights - Warm LED with timer

£14.99
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  • Top quality LEDs
  • Tested and used by Elves nationwide
  • Perfectly spaced bulbs for ease of decoration
Description −
Warm White
Soft golden tone. Classic feel.
8-Hour Timer
On for 8 hrs, off for 16. Repeats daily.
Green Cable
Hides in the branches.
Indoor & Outdoor
Mains and battery options available.

Christmas tree lights

Warm white LED lights with a built-in timer.

A soft, golden-toned white light. It has a warmer feel than brilliant white and suits traditional Christmas settings, older interiors, and rooms with warm lighting.

Every set comes with an 8-hour timer. Plug in on the first day and the timer handles the rest. On for eight hours, off for sixteen. The same pattern repeats daily without you touching it.

Mains versions come in 200, 400, and 1000 LED counts. The 200 battery version is for trees where a mains socket is not close by. All are rated for indoor and outdoor use.

Photo: warm white LED lights on a Christmas tree

Options

Choose your set

200 LED Mains
£19.99
Good for trees up to 5ft. Works on a small to medium tree with a full coverage feel.
400 LED Mains
£29.99
For 5ft to 7ft trees. Dense coverage and an even, warm glow throughout.
1000 LED Mains
£59.99
For large trees 8ft and above. A very dense spread of warm light from top to bottom.
200 LED Battery
£14.99
For trees in corners or rooms without a nearby socket. The timer works the same as mains versions.

Warm white vs brilliant white

Which colour is right?

Warm white LEDs sit at around 2700K on the colour temperature scale. The tone is close to a traditional incandescent bulb. It gives Christmas lights the familiar glow that most people grew up with.

Brilliant white sits at around 6000K. It is clean and crisp. It works well in modern homes with cool or neutral colour schemes, or where a sharper, brighter look is the goal.

Both come in the same sizes and have the same timer. Pick warm white for a cosy, traditional look. Pick brilliant white for a clean, bright one.

Questions

Frequently asked

What is the difference between warm white and brilliant white?
Warm white has a golden tone, close to a traditional incandescent bulb. It is softer and suits traditional or cosy settings. Brilliant white is a clean, cool white. It is brighter and suits modern interiors. Both sets are identical in every other way.
How do I use the timer?
Plug the lights in at the time you want them to switch on. The timer records that moment. It then runs for 8 hours before switching off. Sixteen hours after that, the lights come back on. The cycle repeats every day until you unplug.
Are these safe for outdoor use?
Yes. All sets are rated for indoor and outdoor use. LEDs run cool, so there is no heat risk on the tree. The mains sets are supplied with a standard UK plug.
How many lights do I need for my tree?
As a guide: 200 LEDs for trees up to 5ft, 400 LEDs for trees from 5ft to 7ft, and 1000 LEDs for trees 8ft and above. If you want a denser look, go up a size.

Except where stated, Standard Delivery means delivery on the date advertised on the Good Elf home page. Delivery is included in the total price of our products for delivery within the mainland of the UK only. Republic of Ireland, Isle of Man and Channel Islands and all other locations will incur an additional delivery cost that will be billed after the order is placed.

If you request delivery to remote areas which are not normally delivered to by Good Elf you will be advised of any additional charges as soon as possible upon receipt of your order. Selected products are not available for delivery to certain areas - where possible we will advise you of these restrictions before you place your order.

Some products will be delivered via courier or postal services to UK mainland addresses. We will advise you of the first available delivery date for your chosen item when you place your order. Every effort will be made to deliver on your chosen date, the exact delivery date cannot be guaranteed.

Delivery can be made within 72 hours when placing your order before 3pm Monday to Friday. Courier/Postal deliveries may not be available for Scottish Highlands (and some Scottish Islands), Eire, Channel Islands, Scilly Isles, BFPO addresses & H.M. Prisons. Courier/Postal deliveries are not available for delivery at Weekends or bank holidays.

Good Elf guarantees the quality of product and service we provide to the customer. If you are not fully satisfied with the service or product received, please contact us within 2 days of taking delivery of your tree and we will investigate thoroughly. In the event of a genuine issue with the quality of the product we will happily replace the product.

However, our trees are real Christmas trees, a naturally grown product. Each and every one is unique. We will not exchange trees because a customer doesn’t like the shape of the tree. This does not affect your statutory rights as a consumer.

Trees need to be looked after whilst in your care otherwise they will not be covered by the Product Guarantee. For the best results the trees should have a stand with a reservoir of clean fresh water that is replenished every day. Very warm environments will cause the tree to deteriorate. Under floor heating and air-conditioning will dry out the tree very quickly. These environments are not suitable for cut Christmas trees.

Real Christmas trees capture CO2 and they continue doing so even in your home. The Good Elf offers the most sustainable option for your Christmas tree selection. We are super keen on reducing the carbon footprint of our products as much as possible.

We only source trees from quality growers — growers with sustainable plantations and a solid environmentally friendly ethos. Every tree we sell wouldn’t have been planted in the first place if it wasn’t to be used as a fresh cut Christmas tree. That means a nine-year growing cycle of collecting carbon from the atmosphere. After your tree is harvested it is replaced with a new sapling to start the process again.

We use British grown Christmas trees to reduce our ‘tree miles’ — or Santa’s footprint as we like to think of it.