Joe from East Brunswick, NJ has been a Green Sun Energy Services client since December of 2024. The roofline carries 114 commercial-grade C9 bulbs in warm white – a 2700K tone closer to candlelight than the blue-white of a cheaper LED – supplied, measured and installed by Green Sun in the week after the job was booked. C9 is the larger traditional bulb, shatterproof here, and at that spacing the run reads as a continuous line from the street rather than a row of dots.
Project Facts
- Location
- East Brunswick, NJ
- Service
- Christmas Light Installation
- Client since
- December 2024
- Lights
- LED C9, warm white (2700K), 12-inch spacing
- Bulbs installed
- 114
- Also installed
- Lighted Deluxe Colorado Pine Garland - each 9' section consists of 312 tapered branches, a 14" diameter, with 100 warm w…
Holiday lighting questions from East Brunswick homeowners
What electrical rules apply to holiday lighting in East Brunswick?
The National Electrical Code, as New Jersey adopts it, contains requirements for temporary installations that cover holiday decorative lighting: the temporary-installation article itself, the ground-fault protection requirements, and the rules for receptacles in damp and wet locations. Listed equipment also has to be installed and used according to its listing and instructions.
Are professional C9 bulbs LED?
Modern professional systems typically use LED C9 bulbs rather than old style incandescent bulbs. LED technology uses substantially less electricity and creates less heat.
What lights go on bushes and trees?
Commercial-grade LED mini lights, typically on strands with about four inches between bulbs — roughly three bulbs to a linear foot of strand. The spacing on the wire stays the same; how bright the plant looks is controlled by how tightly the strand is wrapped around it.