Will the Duni set of 8 make it into the range soon? The set of 3 is already available.

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how about a filter with battery type. As I consider the button cells to be environmental pollution, I would like to have lights with AA or AAA batteries that I can then operate with rechargeable batteries.

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Hello, dear Community, I have a question: A long time ago, my mum gave me a string of lights with a thick EU plug (from Konstmide). I would like to use these fairy lights this year, but I don't want to plug in a thicker adapter. That's why the fairy lights have been lying around for a long time. Do you know if I can find a plug-in power supply/transformer for a Swiss socket (for fairy lights) at Galaxus? The power supply unit (which can be detached from the fairy lights) has the following specifications: IP44 PRI/Input: 220-240V - 50-60Hz- 0.10A SEC/OUTPUT: U rated= 36V - Uout= 40V Prated= 7.2W Does this matter at all or is it enough if I just pay attention to the number of watts and simply use something that can withstand over 7.2W? I have generally found plug-in power supplies for fairy lights, but not one with the above specifications. Sorry, I'm an absolute electrician. Many thanks for your support and have a nice day

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I would like to filter by colour rendering. There are always fairy lights/LED lamps that are supposed to have a warm white light colour (white light bulbs) and then effectively emit more of an amber (only orange light without a full white spectrum). The colour rendering is specified in CRI and around 90 is required for good light. An even higher index is required for photography and film productions, as otherwise the colours look unnatural.

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