So our house can look bright and beautiful all season long. We haven’t had to test it out yet, since our lights are new, but we are ready. This year we upgraded all of our Christmas lights inside and outside to LED, so we were excited to learn that this year there is an LED Keeper.
But others came back to life easily and quickly. There were a few strands that just could not be fixed – hey they were almost 10 years old. My husband used the Light Keeper Pro on our lights last year with success. Check out this instructional video to see the device in action. No more checking each bulb, just click until the lights come back on and replace the single bulb that doesn’t come back. With a few clicks, the Light Keeper Pro sends a current of electricity through the strands of lights to activate the backup shunt and relight your strand of lights. The Light Keeper Pro makes fixing your lights easy.
One can fix said problem by checking each bulb to see if it is burnt out, but who has time to comb through a strand of 30-50 lights looking for one dead bulb? At Christmas time – no one! This is not the look you want for your Christmas tree. In theory, a “shunt’ is supposed to close off the electricity to that light to allow the rest of the strand to stay lit, but that doesn’t always happen. You know how when one bulb goes out, the whole strand goes out? (Yeah, makes my hubby nutty too.) We all know that a broken light strand is typically the result of one burnt out bulb that prevents electricity from flowing through the rest of the strand. The Light Keeper Pro fixes Christmas lights. And since the man has never met a gadget he didn’t have to try, he bought one. Last year, our CLO (that’s Chief Light Officer AKA my hubby) discovered a new gadget to help my twinkly lights shine bright. Even now, I am writing and staring at my Christmas tree full of lights (but no ornaments yet), which has been up since November 1. If it was socially acceptable (and husband approved) I would without a doubt leave my Christmas lights up year round.
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