“How are they powered? Must one plug them in? Absolutely incredible that I would need to ask this question. The information should have been with the specifications and the item should be pictured being used in real time.”
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So now I have to address a non answer and a smart aleck answer? Unreal. What neither of you, whom answered previous to this "answer" understand is the entirety of the product is not shown in any photos. There are solar powered light ropes, battery powered light ropes and, of course; 110v corded. Yeah, I get it...they're plugged in. How long is the lead in? Must I utilize a three prong outlet? You see, this is what neither of you get and obviously most do not; Photos should show the entire product, it shouldn't be my job to use Ecosia (my Browser of choice and makes Google seem like the horrible company they are) to look up a product online. That's insanity. And if you're unaware of why it is insanity, then you just might be a millennial. Ugh.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.They come with a two prong standard wall wart plug and a detachable power cable that connects the wall wart plug and the end of the Lightstrip
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.there is 1 plug to the wall. the extender pack clips together with the original. its easy to clip together and looks cheap for what it costs to extend them. (the lights look great on not cheap when lit) don't make the same mistake I made by sticking them on without assessing WHERE THE PLUG IS. they r only sticky on one side so think b4 u stick!!!
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.yes you must plug them in to a 110 power source but the plug is supplied. If you google the product there are plenty of videos on it
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.They are powered by electricity.
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