What are snowfall strings?  Think of each string as a bunch of LEDs bundled together with the  smarts to sequence the LEDs so it looks like falling snow (see the video below).  There are five snowfall strings in a set connected by a special backbone power cable and connected to a low voltage power supply.  Each snowfall string works independently from the others.  The snowfall strings look great hung randomly in a tree or from the eve of your home or business. 

Each 20" snow string (to the right) consists of 64 LEDs with an 8.5" lead-in cable.  Each 39" snow string has 128 LEDs with an 8.5" lead-in cable. Standard 120 volts is required for the power supply that converts the power to a safe low voltage for the lights. These LEDs are not designed for dimming. 

A special backbone power cable is supplied that provides the unique connector to attach each of five snowfall strings in a set.  The cable is a little over three feet long with a six inch lead-in, a snowfall string 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 snowfall strings 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.

Our snowfall strings are illuminated with the latest generation of energy efficient LED lights.  If you visit the LED light string section on our web site, you will learn that there are significant advantages of these lights vs. standard incandescent bulbs (100,000 hour life, 1/10 the power of incandescent bulbs, virtually vandal-proof, three year warranty, if one bulb fails the rest of the bulbs continue to light, etc)

They say a picture is worth a thousand words.  Watch the video below to see our snowfall strings at work.