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)

These replacement lights are really nice! It takes a few minutes to understand the installation process, especially with the very brief instruction sheet provided (which needs to be improved). But it’s nothing a quick YouTube video tutorial can’t show you. The placement of the lights can be tricky because inflatable material can get stuck together under the adhesive strip, but it’s a small issue. You can see from my photos the huge difference in luminosity — the before and after speaks for itself. Just hope they last longer than the stock lights and that they adhere without issue. Tip for those of you replacing Gemmy brand inflatable lights: see my last photo showing the positive and negative connection set up.

I bought these to repair a couple LEDs in Christmas inflatables that dimmed significantly (over just 1 season). After replacing those, I realized it was also a massive upgrade to their original brightness. So, I swapped out the rest of ours (we have 12 and counting). This made such a big difference, plus I made them all the same cool white color so they look more uniform. Very happy with the outcome and I'll definitely be recommending these to people. I may also use them for some other projects. I can't speak to how they will hold up, so I'll update later if needed :)

I use these add more light in holiday airblown figures to brighten the older dim ones we have. For me they are easy to install using double sided tape and wire up. (since they are leds they use less power and are much brighter. (these can be purchased in different brightness levels to suit your look). They come all assembled in one continuous link, but can be cut for single or multiple use. They are 12vdc and these are stamped using 1.2 watts of power. Most all airblown are using 12vdc power transformers, so the do work without changing power transformers. One thing I hope the manufactures will make available some time soon is the plastic pin that is currently being used in newer airblown to hold these on. There is a hole in each of the lights for screw mounting, that is used by current manufactures for attaching to the airblown with plastic "pinch pins". At this time I could not find them, but they must be out there. (Note: I take no responsibility for your diy project. You should have knowledge of basic electricity by using these in your project). These are also great for other projects that could use low voltage lighting, like under cabinets, work tables and what ever comes to mind for you. If you are interested in any of the above ideas including the airblown mods, Please see Utube videos on your ideas. Others have already found and demonstrate how to use these in projects mentioned and more.

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.

right lights for my inflateables, brighter

Worked like a charm for my Christmas inflatables. Easy to install and bright enough for 1 unit to illuminate 3-3 1/2" inflatables. Multiples could be used for taller decorations.

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.

I added these to my inflatable snowman after the original revolving multi colored lights quit. I researched on YouTube the thought process on how to do this. It was somewhat easy to install these and they work great. Highly recommend!

I ordered these as the lights in my air blown christmas decorations had dulled over the years and you could no longer see them at night. I was able to replace the lights with a wire stripper and hot glue gun very easily and now the decorations shine bright. Very good product, quick shipping.

We had an inflatable Santa that you couldn’t see at night anymore, the lights were too dim. We used these lights attached them to the existing ones and Santa looks great now, better than when he was new. He only had 3 tiny lights to begin with now he’s got a whole string. Very happy with my purchase and would buy again.

What a long time money saver, brighter than original that comes with it.

Just what we were looking for great for a backlight for a sign.

These are very bright, but do get warm when on high. Great price too.