LED Module,Replacement Lights For Inflatables White 20pcs 9.8 Ft 5730 SMD 150LM Per LED Module IP65 Waterproof Christmas Inflatables Light for Letter Sign with Tape Adhesive Backside (White Light)

Easy to use and very bright. Several installation methods on YouTube. All I did was use a wire cutter and waterproof electrical tape to splice in the new lightbulb, I also used hot glue to attach the new led bulb over the old one. I have a few old inflatables and it took about 5 - 10 mins total to attach the new light and test it. The inflatables look new again!

Over the years, my holiday blow-ups were getting dimmer. In a matter of minutes, they are all cheery and bright. Wiring is directional. so if they don't work, switch the wires around. Adhesive backing sticksWell to the dimmed out lights already attached. Before changing out, you could barely see the gnome, wolf pup, and ole buddy the elf way in the back.

I bought these to upgrade some Christmas inflatables that were always pretty dim and only had one LED. Only took a few minutes to wire these in. I took a few extra minutes to solder the connections. The adhesive is all I needed to attach them to the inside of the inflatables so far. Two days of rain and still stuck in place.Great buy!

My inflatables have new life. They are so bright compared to before.My husband has a bit of electrical know-how and had no trouble installing these replacement lights inside our inflatables. The adhesive has held up all month in the snowman and snoopy. We used all the lights in the set between these two pieces.Will buy again for my other pieces when the time comes.

Llegó incompleto hace falta el cable para conectar ah la electricidad y todo los módulos están solos ósea que hay que comprar más herramientas para que pueda trabajar lo que no dice en la descripción si hubiera sabido que venía así no lo hubiese pedido o que vendan las demás piezas juntas pero no así por separado como quien dice resuelva usted. No me parece no lo recomiendo

as a little skeptical on the double-sided tape holding it, but it’s lasted all winter on the Christmas inflatables out in the yard in the rain and in the snow they’re still holding tight very good and very bright. I would buy it again.

I used one module to replace a Halloween fan powered Minion that stands about 40" tall. It had a single LED square for illumination but its intensity had faded over the years. One was more than enough to restore it to adequate brightness. Funny story... we unzipped the fan to get the old LED out, after which we left the Minion on a kart on our porch overnight while waiting for the new ones to arrive. After I installed the new LED and inflated the Minion to test all functions, I could see the silhouette of a 2" lizard hanging on to the inside surface. I tried to grab it by inserting my arm thru the unzipped fan access hole but he/she was too fast for me. 😠🤣 So I plugged it with my arm inside, chased it to one of the two bulging Minion eyes, then from the outside, grabbed the bulging eye close to the body and trapped the lizard in that bulge pocket. I turned off the fan and pulled the bulge out of the fan access hole and freed the little lad or lassie😁 the nice thing about this purchase is that now I have a bunch of lights to use for other things. One word of warning...the wiring instructions are written by an intelligent person, but one who's grasp of English is so limited that the text is pretty much useless. All you have to know is that LEDs are polarity specific. Hot to hot etc. How many can you hook up to one 12vdc power source? They don't say but I think I may have found a use for all those old 12v power supplies that I've saved over the years from devices that died or became outdated. Have fun playing around with them. But do your own research so you don't set any fires.

If you're here looking at these like I was, these are GREAT for replacing the LEDs in your inflatable decorations. I dare say they are better than the original LEDs. I have older inflatable Yoda and Jack Skellington Christmas decorations that weren't lighting up worth a darn this year. I debated trashing them and buying new ones, but that's considerably more money and I don't like just generating trash for no good reason. I found these with some other good reviews so I gave them a shot. Perfect. My picture isn't but it should give you some idea. If you can strip and reconnect some wires after turning this type of decorations inside out, go the replacement route. Youll feel better saving money and not producing unnecessary garbage.Helpful tips:Reconnect pure white wire to pure white wire. Others may be some white/red or white/black combo. I used heat shrink tubes to secure the wires and protect them. They have adhesive strips on the back for easily pressing and stick use. Haven't had them in long enough to comment on long term use, but if they come loose I plan to use a few drops or super/krazy glue to make them permanent. Now I have 16 more (the pack was 20) for other projects after saving a good $60-$80 dollars on inflatables. I suspect I will use these next on similar Halloween inflatable decorations.