40' RAZ Connectable Cluster Lights | 1,000 Warm White LEDs | Green Wire

RAZ 40' Connectable Cluster Lights

RAZ introduced a new take on the traditional cluster light this year, and it's a little different from the cluster lights you've seen before.

These 40-foot RAZ Cluster Lights have 1,000 warm white LED lights packed closely together along the main green wire. Unlike traditional cluster lights, where each light sits on a small piece of wire extending from the main strand, the lights on this design sit directly along the main wire.

The result is a concentrated, full look that's somewhere between the appearance of a traditional cluster light and a closely spaced snake light.

If you love the sparkle of cluster lights but prefer a more streamlined strand, this is a really interesting option.

1,000 Warm White Lights on 40 Feet

With 1,000 warm white LED lights on a 40-foot strand, these lights give you a lot of sparkle in a relatively compact length.

The green wire blends beautifully into Christmas trees and greenery, making them a great choice for Christmas trees, wreaths, garland, mantels and other holiday displays.

Connectable Up to 3 Strands

These RAZ Cluster Lights are connectable, so you can connect up to three strands together when you need additional length for a larger Christmas tree or holiday display.

Eight Light Functions

You get eight light functions, including different twinkle and movement options, plus steady on.

The included remote control makes it easy to change the light setting without reaching behind your tree or display.

The lights also include an 8-hour timer that repeats every 16 hours, so you can set your lights and let them take care of themselves.

A New Way to Use Cluster Lights

I love experimenting with different ways to light a Christmas tree, and this new RAZ design gives you another option.

You can use these lights throughout the branches when you want a dense, concentrated layer of sparkle, or use them in wreaths, garland, mantels and other holiday displays where you want lots of light without a lot of extra wire.

If you're comparing these with traditional cluster lights or snake lights, take a look at my Christmas Lights Guide to see the differences and how I use each type.