- Festive decorative lighting shaped as a cluster of chili peppers
- 35 lights UL listed for indoor or outdoor use
- 14-inch length and 24-inch lead
- Use for festive holidays, parties, or year-round everyday use
- Green wire and end connector; product backed by 3-year warranty
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These decorative lights from GKI/Bethlehem Lighting are shaped like a cluster of hanging chili peppers. The lighting is perfect for holiday decorating, or for year-round parties, or everyday home use. Its 35 lights are UL listed for indoor or outdoor use, making it easy to decorate where one most needs or wants to. The chili pepper lighting has a 24-inch lead and a 14-inch length. GKI/Bethlehem Lighting excels in making quality holiday lights with long-lasting brilliance. The chili pepper lights have a green wire and an end connector. They are backed by a 3-year warranty. Chili pepper lighting is also available in a long strand of individual lights.
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GKI/Bethlehem Lighting excels in making quality Christmas lights! Long-lasting brilliance! Each lamp shines with rich color and remarkable intensity for more than 3000 hours! Plus, the string stays lit if one bulb goes out. GKI/Bethlehem Lighting uses 200mA lamps to ensure the greatest possible brightness. Steadfast reliability! The GKI/Bethlehem Lighting patented external lamp lock prevents loose connections--the most common flaw of light set failure. Locked in their sockets, lamps will not come loose. Twist-Proof lamps provide added security and eliminate misaligned wire contacts. Safety Certified--Lights are UL listed. GKI/Bethlehem Miniature Light Sets are guaranteed to light for 3 years from date of purchase or 3000 hours of use, which ever comes first.
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5 of 5 people found the following review helpful:
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Festive,
By Jeffrey S. Alek (Annandale, VA) - See all my reviews
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This review is from: Bethlehem Lighting Indoor/Outdoor Chili Pepper Cluster 35-Light Set (Kitchen)
The bulbs are covered w/ large vinyl chilis, so the light is diffuse and warm. Great for parties, hanging off the deck or near a bar. Bulbs are your standard Xmas type, and easy to replace. Seems like a safe product as well, I am not concerned w/ them on overnight. Indoor and outdoor use, made in China.
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By JK "JK'S CASITA" (ST. PETERSBURG, FL) - See all my reviews
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This review is from: Bethlehem Lighting Indoor/Outdoor Chili Pepper Cluster 35-Light Set (Kitchen)
I BOUGHT 2 OF THESE TO GO WITH 2 STRINGS OF CHILI PEPPER LIGHTS TO FINISH THE LOOK AROUND MY FRONT DOOR, ALSO USED GARLANDS OF SUN FLOWERS. LOOKS GREAT DAY AND NIGHT WHEN THEY ARE LITE. I WAS CONCERNED ABOUT ALL OF THIS CONNECTING, WORKED OUT FINE. THESE ARE QUALITY LIGHTS. AMAZON HAD BUY 3 GET 1 FREE AND FREE SHIPPING, SO THE PRICE WAS GREAT. I CHECKED PRICES FOR THESE CLUSTER FOR AWHILE. THIS WAS THE BEST DEAL ANYWHERE. WAS IN NEED OF MORE LIGHTING AT NIGHT, THESE ARE GREAT, VERY FESTIVE ALWAYS. THANK YOU AMAZON!
1 of 2 people found the following review helpful:
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CHILE RISTRA,
By Amy Wrong "Amy Wrong" (Albuquerque) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Bethlehem Lighting Indoor/Outdoor Chili Pepper Cluster 35-Light Set (Kitchen)
The proper title for this item (were it made from REAL chiles) is a CHILE RISTRA. I find myself chuckling uncontrollably at the term "chili pepper cluster"!!
I am a thirty-something caucasian female who was born and raised and still lives in New Mexico. I don't suppose the people at amazon.com or even the manufacturer of the item are aware of the term "chile ristra", but that is what this is... just an educational tidbit for all you non-southwesterners out there. Yes these are "chili peppers" but the correct way to spell it in NM, and hopefully soon around the nation, is CHILE. And yes, that comes from the Spanish langauge. CHILI is something you eat that contains meat and sometimes beans (depending on whether or not you are from the great state of Texas, LOL), onions, spices like cumin, and, yes, CHILI POWDER. Chili is what you put on your hot dog! (hence, CHILI dogs, or, perhaps "coneys".) CHILE is what you put on your enchiladas, your green chile cheeseburger, or hang on your front porch in the form of a RISTRA. FELIZ NAVIDAD everyone!
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