LED Fairy Light Rental

Help Clients excite Attendees & create Opportunities for Growth

In many cases it does not make sense to buy a large amount of Fairy Lights if you just need them for 1 event. We therefore rent out fairy light chains from 1 to 100 units for single or multiple day events.Our LED Fairy lights are warm-light and can be used Indoor and Outdoor. They are battery operated and last for around 36 hours. The white color changes slightly over the battery lifetime from brighter to more dim.

10 meter LED Fairy Lights

Our Fairy Lights are standard units, with standard length. Batteries are not included, but can be provided if wanted.

10m length
waterproof
20-30 Micro-LEDs on two enamelled copper wires
Silver color wire
LED diameter is 3-4MM
LED Color : White (warm)
Batteries : AA1.5V* 3PCS – last around 36 hours

LED string
Battery Pack

LED Light Chain Electricity Consumption

The overall consumption and underlying cost depends on the number of lights and cost per KW, but a general cost example is as follows: A chain with 200 lights and wattage of 2.4W (higher than usual) and KW cost of 28.72c/kWh results in a 24 hour operation cost of 1.68 cent.
Around 100 LED standard bulbs may consume around 1.2 Watt. Flashing and twinkling lights will consume around double the wattage.

Even with a doubling of consumption, the cost of a 1-month 24/7 operation would be still only around 1 dollar. In comparison incandescent lights will cost around 80-100 times more than LED lights. LED lights dont emit a lot of heat and can last for a very long time which make them very cost effective.

Fun Facts about Fairy Lights

1. The 1st time a Christmas tree was illuminated with a string of lights was on 22 December 1882
2. Before that trees had often been lit by candles, a practice said, according to legend, to have been started in the 16th century by Martin Luther
3. The candles were said to evoke the light of the stars shining through trees in a forest
4. Candles on trees were only lit for a few minutes each day, with sand and water ready in case of fire
5. The earliest known candlelit tree in the UK was enjoyed by Queen Victoria in 1832 when she was a 13-year-old princess

6. The first string of electric lights in the UK was for Iolanthe at the D’Oyly Carte opera in 1882
7. The success of Iolanthe contributed to the popularity of the term ‘fairy lights’
8. Around 350 people a year are treated in the UK alone for accidents involving fairy lights
9. These accidents include electric shocks, falls when putting them up the lights & children swallowing light bulbs
10. The largest display of fairy lights was a tree in Australia with 518,838 lights