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Northlight 9' Pre-Lit Artificial Christmas Tree LED Flocked Mixed Colorado Pine - Clear Lights

Northlight 9' Pre-Lit Artificial Christmas Tree LED Flocked Mixed Colorado Pine - Clear Lights
Store: Target
Last Price: 960.99 USD

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Celebrate a country holiday with family and friends this season. This rustic pre-lit flocked mixed pine tree is perfect for your holiday decor. So realistic you'd swear it was freshly cut from the forest. Lined with warm white mini lights for a dazzling glow. Display plain or add ornaments and ribbon for a bit of extra flair. Product Features: Pre-lit with 800 warm clear LED lights "Warm clear" also known as "warm white" has a soft glow, similar to candlelight, however, LED lights will be brighter than incandescent Bulb size: concave wide angle Flocked 2164 tips 1"-3" tips 48" green lead cord Additional Product Features: LED lights use 90% less energy Durable non-glass replaceable bulbs Cool to the touch Full profile tree Hinged branch construction Light sets on tree are UL certified and approved for indoor or outdoor use, however the tree itself is recommended for indoor use If one bulb burns out, the rest will stay lit Lights are equipped with lamp lock feature, which makes them replaceable, interchangeable and keeps them from falling out 4-piece easy assembly (including stand) Includes replacement bulbs and spare fuses Comes with a free black metal tree stand Wire gauge: 22 120 volts, 60 hertz, .54 amps, 6.48 watts Tree ships in one box Dimensions: 79' high (from the base of the stand to the top of the tree) Distance from floor to the first row of branches: 14" 60" base diameter (at the widest point) Material(s): PVC/PE/metal/plastic bulbs/wire Note:LED lights are brighter than incandescent - these lights are still considered warm whiteNote: Branches are compressed for shipment, and need to be fluffed out upon arrival to look like the photo.

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