Hi everyone! I have low voltage lighting throughout the backyard for spot lights. I have two oak trees that I would like to wrap Christmas lights to but tap into the low voltage wiring.

What are my purchase options? I don't think I can, but you can't convert regular 120v to low voltage, correct? (Without using a step down transformer).

Thanks everyone!

does anyone know of anything similar to the permanent outfoor lights but can be used to wrap a tree? i have a 50ft pine in my yard that i would like to have lit up. looking for traditional bulb style lights since the cone\diffuser style wouldnt work in a tree due to the random placement.

everything ive found is either basic xmas only, or not rated for outdoor use.

I have ten trees that are about 4 inches in diameter with the trunks 8 feet tall. I can’t put an outlet at the base of each tree. I’ve been using 100 bulb led holiday lights that are powered by 3 x AA batteries. I’d like to redo this with a low voltage dc system where I just run the small wire from tree to shining tree, hopefully 5 trees on a chain. The lights are tiny and I dont want them to flash. Is there a commercial product for this? Or, is there a way to just use outdoor dc led lights and hook them to a dc power supply? I’d rather not use net lights.

Thank you

Looking for lights to install around tree trunks. Have 9 trees want to wrap, so interested in net lights for ease of installation.

Thinking of going with the StretchNet Pro from Christmas Lights Etc. Anyone have experience with these?

Some of the complaints I've see on Amazon are that they aren't bright enough, not enough lights, and poor reliability. But most reviews are older so hoping someone here has experience with them.

Open to any other net lights as well.

Thanks