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Martin Higginson

AMAZING CHRISTMAS LIGHTS DISPLAY, REGISTER YOUR INTEREST

24th Nov @ 13:28

Festive-lights.com have created an amazing Christmas lights show/animation with our outdoor led connectable lights and silhouettes. The difference that makes this display stand out is that we have used a 16 channel Light-O-Rama control unit.


The show seen in the video below is a very simple example of how good your display could look. Create standard animations or even a more impressive a musical sequence.








Setting up the unit is fairly easy but requires some wiring and computing knowledge, it is supplied with instructions and support online. This controller is a fantastic bit of kit produced in America but not yet available as a UK product. If you would like to register your interest in this fantastic product, both us and the supplier will look into a possible UK version dependent on numbers interested. Simply email matt.h@festive-lights.com


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“AMAZING CHRISTMAS LIGHTS DISPLAY, REGISTER YOUR INTEREST”

  • Paul Toole said on 26th Dec @ 18:02
    I've been using LOR for a few years now. I use mainly 110v American LED Lights. I know if you contact LOR directly you have 110v or they can set it to 240v for you.
    Go careful though if you use UK240v with transformers!! They can will overheat.
  • Martin Higginson said on 24th Dec @ 10:10
    Hi Dan,

    You can use low voltage led lights as long as they DO NOT have their own control boxes. In the video shown we have used mainly mains voltage led lights but some low voltage.

    Thanks
  • Dan said on 23rd Dec @ 23:47
    Hi,

    What types of lights are compatable with this system?

    For example would low voltage LED lights with transformers be able to be dimmed/ faded or would they only work in an on/ off way?

    Thanks
  • Martin Higginson said on 21st Dec @ 10:54
    Hi David,

    Yes all the leads from the lights need to come back to the controller so they can be plugged into one of the channels.

    Thanks

    Martin
  • David Miller said on 20th Dec @ 08:52
    Hi, I would be interested in knowing about one of those controllers. Does all the power for the lights have to go through this controller?
    David Miller