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What's
the difference between cool white, warm white, candlelight, and amber
LEDs and regular clear lights?
Click
here for a photo and description of the above colors of
lights.
What's so special about
the RichWave LED light strings?
Click the image below to see a diagram and explanation of
Imaginary Colors' RichWave LED light strings.

Do
you have a regular retail store or are you just on the internet?
Yes, we have a real bricks-and-mortar store located at:
1316 19th Street
Belleville, KS 66935
...which is convenient from anywhere. We are just 60 minutes
from the center of the continental United States! See travel
information
here.
Are
you opening another store soon?
Yes, and no. We have opened another store on Amazon.com. We
named it "Imaginary Colours".
Do
you have an easier-to-remember URL (web site)?
Yes, we have several fun website addresses chosen basically to
make it easier to remember than "Inirgee," which we've found that
people a) can't remember, b) can't spell correctly c) can't pronounce
d) all of the above.
So, pick one of the following URL's that appeals to you, or is
easy to remember, and you'll always be able to find us. Each of the
URL's below will take you to an intro page and have a link to click
that will take you to
www.inirgee.com
or
www.imaginarycolours.com
(our main site).
| AMBIENTLED.COM,
AMBIENTLEDS.COM,
GLOWGLOBES.COM,
ILUVLED.COM,
ILUVLEDS.COM,
LEDAMBIANCE.COM,
LEDAMBIENCE.COM,
LEDBLIMP.COM,
LEDBLIMP.NET,
LEDDIRIGIBLE.COM,
LEDFORYOU.COM
LEDFORFUN.COM
LEDISIT.COM
LEDLEADERS.COM
LEDLIGHTSTRINGS.COM
|
LEDPARTYBULB.COM
LEDPARTYBULBS.COM
LEDRAVE.COM
LEDRAVES.COM
LEDROPES.COM
LEDS4FUN.COM
LEDSAVESENERGY.NET
LEDSAVESMONEY.COM
LEDSFORFUN.COM
LEDSILHOUETTE.COM
LEDSILHOUETTES.COM
LEDSTANDUP.COM
LEDSTANDUPS.COM
LEDSTRINGS.COM
LEDTEALIGHTS.COM
|
LEDTEALITES.COM
LEDVOTIVE.COM
LEDVOTIVES.COM
LEDYARDDECOR.COM
LIANAGRACE.COM
LIFETIMELED.COM
LIFETIMELED.NET
LIFETIMELEDS.COM
LIFETIMELEDS.NET
NOVELTYLEDS.COM
OPTIMUMLED.COM
PARTYLED.COM
PARTYLEDS.COM
QUALITYLED.COM
QUALITYLED.NET
RAVE4LED.COM
|
RAVEFORLED.COM
RAVEWITHLED.COM
RAVEWITHLEDS.COM
RAVINGLED.COM
RAVINGLEDS.COM
RECHARGABLELED.COM
RECHARGABLELEDS.COM
RECHARGEABLELED.COM
RECHARGEABLELEDS.COM
THELEDLEADER.COM
THELEDLEADER.NET
THELEDRESOURCE.COM
THELEDSLED.COM
THELEDSLED.NET
WeAreLED.COM
WeAreLEDs.COM
WERLED.COM
WERLEDS.COM
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How
much power do incandescent bulbs use compared to LED?
Here is a rule-of-thumb guide to power usage (watts) of
various LED and incandescent bulbs: Wattage was tested using our
Kill-A-Watt
energy savings tool. This tool does not measure fractional
watts, so to be fair we've rounded all figures to the next highest
whole number. Thus, if a rating is 4 watts, you can expect your power
usage to be 3-4 watts.
| Bulb or string size
& brand |
LED
wattage rating and brand |
Incandescent
wattage rating |
| one C7 bulb |
1.0 watt (it
took 4 random bulbs in order to register 1 watt, and 6 to hit 2 watts).
Bear in mind that LEDs use slightly different wattage
according to color. Imaginary Colours |
5.0 watts |
| one C9 bulb |
1.0 watt (it
took 3 random bulbs in order to register 1 watt, and 6 to hit 2 watts).
Bear in mind that LEDs use slightly different watts according
to color. Imaginary Colours |
8.0 watts |
| 25 C7 bulbs |
9.0 watts
Imaginary Colours |
123.0 watts |
| 25 C9 bulbs |
9.0 watts
Imaginary Colours |
180.0 watts |
| 70 C6 bulbs |
2.0 watts
Forever Bright |
|
| 70 M5 bulbs |
2.0 watts
Forever Bright |
|
| 50 Stars bulbs |
4.0 watts
Imaginary Colours RichWave |
|
| 25 C7 white bulbs |
2.0 watts GKI |
|
| 100 C6 white bulbs |
9.0 watts
Imaginary Colours RichWave |
|
| 100 M5 warm white bulbs |
9.0 watts
Imaginary Colours RichWave |
|
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My white lights don't match. Why?
| IMPORTANT: "White" (aka "Clear") LED lights are not at
all like the regular incandescent lights! White LEDs are whiter--some
say they have a bluish or purplish tint. Each LED bulb is manufactured
individually, so some variance in color is to be expected. White LED
lights are NOT the same as "Candlelight" LED lights! If you have
questions, contact us before you order, so you're
sure to get what you're expecting.
We are now using the following color names to eliminate
a lot of the confusion people have had: Cool White, Warm White, Amber.
Cool White is sometimes known elsewhere as White, Winter
White, Pure White, Clear, Snow White.
Warm White is sometimes known elsewhere as Soft White or
Sun Warm White.
Amber is sometimes known elsewhere as Candlelight,
Antique Candlelight, Yellow, Gold.
Click here
for a photo and description of the above colors of lights.
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How
many lights do I need for my tree?
A popular rule-of-thumb to use when planning how many lights
to buy for your tree is this:
Depending on how sparse or dense you prefer your lights, plan
on 70 to 140 lights per foot of tree height.
You will want to adjust your light use by the size and shape
of the bulbs you choose. As a general rule, large bulbs are spaced
farther apart on the string than smaller bulbs. Naturally, therefore,
you will need fewer bulbs per foot of height if you're using the large
C9 or G50 bulbs, for instance.
Is
UPS raising their rates?
Any responsible business will adjust its prices according to
its costs or else it will go out of business, and be no good to its
employees, investors, customers, and even the IRS.
All costs must be passed on to the customer in one form or
another (this is why increased taxes and fees on businesses are really
just tax increases on the general public).
UPS is our shipper of choice, and they, like FedEx and the US
Postal Service, have price increases every year. If
you have to pay for fuel in your car and taxes to the IRS, then you
know why the prices increases are necessary.
Incidentally,
UPS is the world's largest package delivery company and a global leader
in supply chain services, offering an extensive range of options for
synchronizing the movement of goods, information and funds.
Headquartered in Atlanta, Ga., UPS serves more than 200 countries and
territories worldwide. The company can be found on the Web at UPS.com.
Your
store name is really weird. What's it mean?
"Inirgee" is a creative and alternative way to spell "energy."
Our intent is to help people find creative means to conserve energy, as
well as find and utilize alternative means of producing energy. So,
"Inirgee" means "Alternative Energy."
Please note that we are phasing out the "Inirgee" name because
people have found it too difficult to remember, pronounce, and spell.
We have merged Inirgee with our other company, Imaginary Colours, and
you will see that logo on everything, and often you will see both logos.
Will I get spam from you?
If you mean junk email, the answer is "no." On second thought, if you
mean a processed meat in a can, the answer is still "no."
Currently, (08-03-11) we use only three "inirgee.com" email addresses:
info, sales, and tom. We also use imaginary.com email addresses as well
as LEDblimp.com and gmail.com.
Believe it or not, there are people out there who are able to
send email to anyone they like and forge the return address to be from
anyone they choose. And often this is done by computer program, so it's
done amazingly fast, and with a zillion different "from" addresses.
Suffice it to say that if you get spam from "jgxty" at
inirgee.com, it's not from us really. Don't even open it. But if it is
from "info," "sales," or "tom," it's probably legit.
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LEDs are brighter than
regular lights, right?
First of all, our
Premium LED
replacement bulbs are brighter than any other LED bulbs we have found
(and I
have personally tested dozens, as I do the buying). These are the bulbs
we use
in our store year-round (they are lit 24/7/365). The easiest thing to
do is
look at our sample packs then decide if our bulbs suit you, and which
color(s)
you’d like. Links below.
C7 sample pack
http://www.imaginarycolours.com/Merchant2/merchant.mvc?Screen=PROD&Product_Code=IC424FC7-samp&Category_Code=LC7Bulbs&Product_Count=6
C9 sample pack
http://www.imaginarycolours.com/Merchant2/merchant.mvc?Screen=PROD&Product_Code=IC423FC9-samp&Category_Code=LC9&Product_Count=4
However, incandescent
bulbs are
typically brighter than LEDs (contrary to what many people—including
our
customers—say). The fact is, they
look brighter, because they look very different. Just like if you compare a
household incandescent bulb to a compact fluorescent “twisty” bulb—they
look
different. It’s hard to know exactly which one gives off more lumens of
light.
For decorative
bulbs (e.g.
Christmas bulbs), you don’t need to worry very much about exact lumens.
You
just need to be sure they look bright enough for your project. Lights
on your indoor tree won't need to be as bright as lights on your
clifftop home where your viewing audience is half a mile
away. I think you will be
very pleased with our bulbs. We carry the brightest bulbs in the biz,
and have something which will fit your needs.
How does
your quality compare to the big guys?
The stuff from big
box stores generally does not have the quality that we do.
Additionally,
we have highly-knowledgable employees, and our company President is
available to speak to you or email if you desire. You may have to wait
a day or two, but he will call you back.
Does number of LEDs
dictate how bright a bulb is?
If you're talking
about decorative-class lights (e.g. Christmas lights), as a general
rule—for now—it is
reasonably safe to say that if a bulb has three LEDs, it is approx.
three times
brighter than one with one LED. However, bear in mind that there are
LEDs of
different brightnesses. Being that this industry is relatively
new, most of
the manufacturers are using small LEDs in their decorative-class
lights. In the future, you will probably see
single-LED Christmas bulbs which are brighter than the 3-LED ones of
today.
However, that is not this year (2011). So for now, just go with the
“more is brighter”
idea until something better comes along (sign up for our LED-Mail and you’ll
get notices of major changes like new and improved products).
Which are better? Your
pre-strung C7 and C9 bulbs or your Retrofit ones?
The pre-strung LED
lights are
all single-LED at this time, and are 1/3 to 1/5 less bright compared to
our
Imaginary Colours Retrofit/Replacement bulbs.
For the brightest
bulbs in the
decorative class, choose our Premium replacement/retrofit bulbs in
either C7 style
or C9 style.
You may buy new
stringer cord for by the linear foot or by the spool (quantity
discounts available) or use
your existing stringer. You may combine our bulbs with your
incandescents, if you wish. Be sure to consider the pros and cons.
There are two advantages to mixing LED and Incandescent bulbs:
1.
Spread out your
costs.
a.
Replace as many
lights as your budget allows for this year.
b.
Look at your last
few years’ electrical bill’s increases during December over other
similarly-cold months.
c.
Take the savings
from Christmas 2011 (money you would have spent on electricity) and
apply it
toward 2012’s LED Christmas lights.
2.
Create a unique
look.
a.
People tend to do
the same things when lighting for Christmas. The displays which are
most
memorable are the ones which stand out as being unique. Think about the
house
that’s always 100% blue. Like it or not, you remember that house.
b.
If you combine LED
with incandescent, you will have a unique look. So, consider replacing
2 of
every 3 bulbs with LED. Or replace just the blue and the red. Or
combine
incandescent clear or white bulbs with LED Cool White and Warm white.
c.
Also, if you combine
two sizes of bulbs, it add another dimension. Using mini lights (or LED
5mm
Wide Angle bulbs) with C7 or C9 bulbs is very unusual, but looks great!
d.
Sprinkle in a few
color-changing or blinking bulbs.
i.
We have color
changing which change the whole rainbow
ii.
We have on-off
blinking
iii.
We have two-color
blinking (changes red to green, or red to blue, etc.)
The down side of
not replacing
all your LEDs right away is simply the energy savings you are delaying
(but
again, let your decorating budget dictate this for you).
Also,
there is some disagreement over whether you may combine LED and
incandescent on the same string or not.
Will your LED bulbs fit in my
existing socket stringer if I just remove the old bulbs?
You can use our Premium LED
Replacement bulbs in your old stringer cords (assuming the cords are
sound) without any modification whatsoever.
So,
LEDs will save me money, eh?
You will save a very
noticable amount of electricity. As a general reference:
A C7 incandescent
bulb uses 4 or
5 watts of power, depending on the quality and brightness of the bulb.
Our LED
replacements use about 1/5 to 1/6 watt of power (5 or 6 bulbs-per-watt)
depending on the colors of the bulbs being tested.
A C9 incandescent
bulb uses 7 to
9 watts of power, depending on the quality and brightness of the bulb.
Our LED
replacement C9 bulbs use about 1/3 watt of power (about
3 bulbs-per-watt)
depending on the colors of the bulbs being tested.
Do you have
longer light strings? Everyone has 25-foot light strings, but I want to
run, say, 700 feet, and don't want so many light strings.
If you want to use
our Premium screw-in bulbs, we can make a single-piece light
stringer for you up to 1,000 ft long. We don’t recommend longer than
100 feet
for ease of handling unless you put the spool on a horizontal pole and
unwind
it like a telephone lineman would.
We can make any
length you need,
on 6-inch or 12-inch socket intervals. Green or White cord. We can also
get 14-inch and 48 inch spacing
by special order.
Some people prefer
to have us
make, say, a 37-foot, a 29-foot, and a 86-ft cord. Others would rather
buy a
spool of cord plus several male/female plugs and cut it themselves as
they
build their project. The plugs are easy to install yourself, and we
have a
video online how to do it correctly.
Theorhetically (not
including
wire resistance and variance in voltage and if I’ve done my math
right), you
can plug in to one, 120 volt, 15-amp circuit, a maximum of:
360 Incandescent
5-watt bulbs
Or
3600 LED C7 bulbs
(estimated at
0.5 watts per bulb)
Note that in real
life, you
would not achieve this. There are too many variables.
Incidentally, if
you’ll be using
your new bulbs outdoors, you may be interested in our socket seals,
which help
keep moisture out of the sockets.
Do they make LED twinkle
bulbs?
Yes!
We have what the factory calls “twinkle,” but we call
“blinking.”
We have (some in
very limited
quantity):
C7 slow change
(slow morphing
colors all thru the rainbow—listed above)
C7 quick change
(hyper blinking
colors; red, green, blue)
C7 warm white
blinker (blinks on
and off in one color)
C7 Red-Blue
blinker( changes
from red to blue—no tertiary colors)
C7 Red-Green
Blinker (changes
red to green—no tertiary colors)
C7 red-Amber
blinker (changed
red to amber—no tertiary colors)
C7 Red blinker
(blinks on and
off one color) <50 left
C7 green blinker
(<50 left)
C7 blue blinker
(<50 left)
C7 amber blinker
(<175 left)
C9 cool white
blinker
C9 warm white
blinker
We also have many prestrung LED light strings with small bulbs (like 5
mm wide angle) which have twinkle bulbs.