• How to order light strings, icicles and accessories?
• How do I pay for my lights?
• What is the power consumption?
• What is the maximum number of light strings that can be connected together?
• My T Brite Lights™ look similar to many US Christmas Lights - what is the difference?
• What is the brightness?
• I'd like a different color combination. Can I interchange different color L.E.D.s?
• Can I replace the bulb?
• Can I connect My T Brite Light™ Strings To Other Light Strings? 
• How do LED's work? 
• Why non-replaceable bulbs? 
• What does IP44 mean? 

How to order light strings, icicles and accessories?

All My T Brite Lights™ and accessories are available for purchase on line. Simply log into our online store, register your details and place your order. Its open 24/7.

How do I pay for my lights?

We have set out to make purchasing your My T Brite Lights™ as simple and secure as possible.

For that reason we have decided to make our online store payment transactions available through

• PayPal

• Direct Deposit to our bank account
• Cheque or Money Order

You do not have to provide your credit card details to us - we rely completely on PayPal or direct deposit into our account for the completion of the online transaction.

Once you get to the checkout, you will be able to select your preferred payment method. The details that you will need to complete the transaction will be made available to you at that time.

If you are uncomfortable about online transactions you can print out the order and post it along with a cheque or money order that is made payable to Performance Management and Marketing Pty Ltd to:

My T Brite Lights
PO Box 5446
Q Supercentre
Mermaid Waters Qld 4218

Once your cheque has cleared we will dispatch your order to you. 

What is the power consumption?

My T Brite Lights™ L.E.D. light strings are extremely economical to run.

POWER CONSUMPTION PER STRING OF MY T BRITE LIGHTS

70 count light strings (Regardless Of Colour)
1 single string of lights (70 lights) less than 0.02 amps
2 strings attached (140 lights) - 0.03 amps
3 strings attached (210 lights) - 0.04 amps
4 strings attached (280 lights) - 0.06 amps
5 strings attached (350 lights) - 0.08 amps
6 strings attached (420 lights) - 0.10 amps

Rope Light
10 metres - 0.42 amps

What is the maximum number of light strings that can be connected together?

You can connect a maximum of 20 lights strings together (based on 70 light count strings) 

My T Brite Lights™ look similar to many US Christmas Lights - what is the difference?

My T Brite Lights™ have been made especially for sale in Australia and New Zealand.

That means that SAA standard and certified plugs and cables that meet Australian standards have been used in every set of lights. 

They are also rated to run on Australian 240v power instead of the 110v power that is used in the USA and Canada.

So if you want American style Christmas lights - they are now available down under and without needing to purchase expensive step down transformers to change the power supply from 240v-110/120v. 

What is the brightness?

Brightness varies with L.E.D. color and as technology improves, it also increases every year.

My T Brite Lights™ are some of the brightest Christmas lights that you will find - if not the brightest. The luminescence of LED's is many times greater than that of incandescent lights that use more power.

Check out the video to see the difference for yourself. Pictures speak louder than words. 

I'd like a different color combination. Can I interchange different color L.E.D.s?

No, and please don't try! All of our strings of lights have been designed with Non-Replaceable bulbs. 

Can I replace the bulb?

Our manufacturing process includes the injecting of plastic material over the connection of the L.E.D. This means that the L.E.D. can not be removed from the socket and therefore no replacement LED will ever be needed. 

Can I connect My T Brite Light™ Strings To Other Light Strings? 

No and please do not try. Use only My T Brite power cords, extension cords and accessories with My T Brite lights™. 

How do LED's work? 

My T Brite Lights™ use Light Emitting Diodes or LEDs as their light source. Read more about how LED's work

Why Non-Replaceable Bulbs?

My T Brite Lights use non-replaceable bulbs so that they stay water tight. Read more about why non-replaceable bulbs are used.

What Does IP44 Mean?

IP44 is the rating provided by the Australian electrical testing authority that rates My T Brite Lights on a system of classification for the protection of electrical enclosures against the intrustion of foreign bodies (e.g fingers and tools) and moisture.

The letters are used to indicate the numbers following are an IP rating.

First Number - Degree Of Ingress Protection

The first number of the IP code indicates the degree of protection against contact with moving parts and the

degree that the equipment is protected against solid foreign bodies intruding into an enclosure.

0 - No special protection

1 - Protection from a large part of the body such as hand or from solid objects greater than 50 mm in diameter

2 - Protection against objects not greater than 80 mm in length and 12 mm in diameter

3 - Protection from entry by tools, wires, etc., with a diameter or thickness greater than 2.5 mm

4 - Protection from entry by solid objects with a diameter or thickness greater than 1.0 mm

Second Number - Degree Of Moisture Protection

The second number indicates the degree of protection for the equipment inside the enclosure against the harmful entry of various forms of moisture (e.g. dripping, spraying, submersion, etc.)

0 - No special protection

1 - Protection from vertically dripping water

2 - Protection from dripping water when tilted up to 15°

3 - Protection from sprayed water

4 - Protection from splashed water

Simply put, the higher the number the more waterproof it is up to #8 (submersion for 15 minutes at a depth of 1 metre)

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