UC Gear LED String 32' - Multi Color
UC Gear LED String 32' - Multi Color
Illuminate your outdoor adventures with the UC Gear Roof-Top Tent and Awning USB LED String Lights! Designed to withstand the elements and enhance your outdoor experience, our lights offer a touch of magic that will transform any intense day of trial riding into starry night in any conditions
- Easy installation
- 350 Lumens of adjustable light
- 32 ft of high-efficiency LED's
- 5v USB powered (battery not included)
- Reliable performance
- Included dimmer
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Overview
A 32 ft multi-color LED string light on coated copper wire, powered by any 5V USB source. Up to 350 lumens, inline dimmer, IP65 weather-sealed for rooftop tent and awning use.
Key features
- 32 ft strand of high-efficiency multi-color LEDs on flexible coated copper wire
- Up to 350 lumens, fully dimmable via an inline cable-mounted dimmer
- Runs off any 5V USB source; draws under 5W (battery/power bank not included)
- IP65-rated against rain and dust for outdoor and trail use
- Light strand weighs about 2 oz and coils down small for packing
Use cases
Ambient lighting for rooftop tents, awnings, and the camp kitchen. The color output sets a camp mood without a second lantern, and the low draw means a phone-sized power bank keeps it lit all night.
- Length: 32 ft
- Brightness: Up to 350 lumens, dimmable
- Dimmer: Inline cable-mounted dimmer included
- Color: Multi-color
- LED type: High-efficiency LED
- Wire: Coated copper string, flexible
- Power input: 5V USB (battery/power bank not included)
- Power draw: Under 5W
- Weather rating: IP65 (rain and dust resistant)
- Strand weight: Approx. 2 oz
- Shipping weight: 454 g
What powers these — do I need a wall outlet?
No. They run off any 5V USB source: a power bank, a dual-USB camp socket, a fridge battery's USB port, or a 12V-to-USB adapter. Draw stays under 5W, so even a small bank keeps the full 32 ft lit all night. A battery or power bank is not included.
Will they survive rain on the awning?
Yes. The strand is IP65-rated, meaning it shrugs off dust and rain. Leave them strung on the rooftop tent or awning through a wet night without worry. IP65 is not a submersion rating, so don't drop them in the creek.
Can I dim them?
Yes. An inline dimmer rides on the cable. Run full 350 lumens for cooking and cleanup, then dial it down to a low glow for late-night.
How do I hang 32 feet of light?
The coated copper wire is flexible and the strand only weighs about 2 oz, so it tucks into awning channels, wraps rooftop tent poles, or clips to a ridge line. It holds a loose shape where you set it.
How is the multi-color version different from the white ones?
Same strand, same specs. The multi-color version puts out colored light to set a camp mood, where the white versions give one fixed light temperature.
How should I pack it so it lasts?
Coil it loosely and avoid hard kinks in the copper wire. Stored that way, it lays back out flat the next time you string it up.