Warm pear Edison string lights following the edge of a tented hospitality area with illuminated camping tents behind

Pear Edison String Lights for Glamping Reception Edges

Pear-shaped Edison string lights outlining a tented venue at dusk. Compare the confirmed length/count combinations, IP44 and separate electrical versions when planning glamping reception edges, service access and seasonal hospitality displays.

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

Built for Commercial Decorative Lighting

Key specifications can be configured according to your market and project needs.

Product Length

5 m / 20 Lights

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10 m / 40 Lights

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20 m / 80 Lights

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30 m / 120 Lights

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50 m / 200 Lights

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100 m / 400 Lights

Input Voltage

24V

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110V

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220–240V

IP Rating

IP44

Light Color

Warm White

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Custom Colors Available

Cable Color

Transparent

Cable Material

PVC

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Rubber

Bulb Shape

Star

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Snowflake

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Waterdrop

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Moon

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Other Shapes

Light Modes

Steady On

Customization

Email Us for Customization Inquiries

Pear Edison Lighting Along a Tented Venue Edge

The reference places a row of warm pear-shaped lamps along the edge of a tented hospitality area at dusk. A fabric-covered horizontal structure runs above the strand, with upright supports and further illuminated tents in the background. The arrangement defines an edge rather than filling the whole view with a dense light canopy. For a glamping reception or seasonal venue, it is a useful visual starting point for outlining where guests gather.

The image does not identify a tent model, support rating or exact cable length. It also does not establish that the supporting structure or background lighting is included. OSLENA can review a selected lighting configuration once the venue’s route measurements and intended use are clear.

Identify the Reception Boundary First

Glamping sites often have several different evening spaces: arrival, check-in, shared seating, dining and accommodation routes. Decide which boundary this decorative strand is meant to describe. A reception edge may help frame a welcome area visually, but it should not be expected to replace the lighting needed for steps, paths or operational tasks.

Mark the guest approach and the views from nearby tents on the site plan. Consider the intended visual relationship between the reception and accommodation areas, including whether guests should see the lamps directly. Discuss these decisions before selecting a long run simply because a similar installation looks attractive in a photograph.

Measure the Route Around the Tent Structure

Record each support position, the distance between supports and the planned curve of the cable. Include corners and changes in height rather than measuring only the footprint of the tent. Show where the supply will be positioned and identify the sections that need access during setup and removal.

The fabric-covered beam in this picture is a scene element, not an approved mounting detail. Have the person responsible for the temporary structure assess fixing points, clearances and cable support. Do not assume a decorative string can carry tension or be used to hold tent fabric in place. No structural load or wind rating has been confirmed for this lighting range.

Keep Entrances and Service Routes Clear

A neat boundary arrangement should leave room for guests entering the reception, staff carrying supplies and the movement of curtains or tent panels. Check how the installation behaves when entrances are opened or furniture is rearranged. Plan the lowest points from a measured elevation, not by estimating the height of the lights in the photograph.

Temporary sites also need a practical removal plan. Identify where sets will be disconnected and collected, who checks them before reuse, and how the route is documented for the next installation. Broader hospitality lighting solutions can be discussed alongside the tent edge without treating decorative lamps as the whole site’s safety lighting system.

Select a Confirmed Length and Light Count

The Edison range lists 5 m / 20 lights, 10 m / 40 lights, 20 m / 80 lights, 30 m / 120 lights, 50 m / 200 lights and 100 m / 400 lights. Choose a paired option for each measured route. The scene does not show enough information to identify the complete set length used in the photograph.

For several reception bays or separate tents, prepare a schedule listing the length option and number of complete sets for each location. Do not assume multiple sets can be connected into one continuous circuit: no connectable quantity has been confirmed for these Edison products. If a route falls outside the listed combinations, send the required layout for review.

Confirm the Supply Version Before Ordering

Input Voltage options are 24V, 110V and 220–240V, supplied as separate versions. One set does not automatically adapt to all three. State the intended supply, destination market and planned supply location in the inquiry. Confirm which components are required for that version rather than assuming a transformer, plug or particular connection arrangement is included.

Steady On is the confirmed light mode. This page does not promise flashing, dimming, remote operation or camera compatibility. A site operator with special control requirements should explain them before approval and obtain a clear response for the selected configuration.

Review Appearance and Exposure Together

Warm White is confirmed, with Custom Colors Available by inquiry. Transparent is the confirmed cable colour; PVC and Rubber are listed cable material options. The warm tones and cord-like appearance of the photographed strand do not establish a different cable construction. Ask about the available visual treatment if matching the reference is important.

IP44 is the confirmed protection rating. Evaluate the intended placement, supply components and connections for the actual exposure at the site. Do not infer unrestricted outdoor suitability from a night-time camping scene. No cold-weather limit, resistance to prolonged wetting or salt-spray performance is specified. A sample and installation review should address the conditions that matter to the proposed venue.

Coordinate the Order Across the Site

Compare the Edison light collection when choosing a consistent visible lamp outline for shared guest spaces. The listed shape options include Star, Snowflake, Waterdrop, Moon and Other Shapes, while this reference shows pear-shaped lamps. Those options are not all supplied together.

For a project using several lighting categories, review the decorative lighting product range and send one coordinated brief. Include route drawings, length/count pairs, quantities, voltage, destination and installation context. Customization is handled through Email Us for Customization Inquiries. Minimum quantities, pricing, packing and lead times require order-specific confirmation.

Glamping Project Questions

Does the product include the tent and supports?

No. The image illustrates a lighting arrangement around venue scene elements.

Can the lights support fabric or act as a tension line?

No such structural function is specified. Have the responsible installer review the support arrangement.

How should I measure a curved tent edge?

Measure the intended cable route between supports, including curves, corners and changes in height.

Can one set run on all listed voltages?

No. Choose the separate 24V, 110V or 220–240V version.

Is a flashing programme included?

Steady On is confirmed. Other control functions are not specified.

What helps obtain a useful quotation?

Send a site plan, set lengths and quantities, electrical version, destination and a description of the proposed placement.

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