It's one thing to see zillions of Christmas lights, but nothing beats some movement or flashing lights.  Winterland blizzard tube specialty lights might just be perfect for your venue.   If you want to draw attention with the least amount of work, checkout our latest generation of our blizzard tube lights.

What are these things?  Think of each snowfall tube light as a 20" long plastic tube and packed with 64 clear LEDs.  Five blizzard tubes are connected to a special backbone power cable and several can be strung together sharing a power supply and hanging in a tree or from the eve of your home or business.  Each tube is independent and has enough smarts to sequence the 64 LEDs so it looks like falling snow as in the video to below.  Our blizzard tubes are similar to our snowfall strings but a bit easier to handle and store since all the lights are inside the tube.

Each blizzard tube is 0.5" in diameter and 20" long with an 8.5" lead-in cable. 120 volts is required for the power supply. These LEDs are not designed for dimming.

A special backbone power cable is supplied that provides the unique connector to attach each of five blizzard tubes or snow strings.  The cable is a little over three feet long with a six inch lead-in, a snow tube connector every eight inches and a very short lead-out.  Ten of these backbone power cables can be connected in series and driven by one power supply so up to 50 snow tubes can be on one electrical circuit.  The power supply has a 40" lead cable to connect to the backbone power cable.  We also have spacer cables available for this product to spread out the snow tube clusters.