6 FT Pre-Lit Christmas Tree with Quick Power Connectors, Pine Cones and Remote Control

On a sectional pre-lit tree each part has its own light run, and the plugs have to be found and joined somewhere inside the branches. Half the time one gets missed, and the top of the tree stays dark all evening.

The sections here meet on a quick power connector that passes power through 360 degrees, so the trunk carries the circuit as the tree is built. There is no plug to hunt for, nothing to line up, and no run left unconnected.

Two sections and a connector

The frame is two sections at this height, and the joint between them carries the power. The connector is the green fitting shown in the detail: push the sections together at any rotation and the circuit is made. There is no second cable to route.

Four things on the branches

The graphic names all of it: plain PVC leaves and flocked pine needles for the foliage, with 42 flocked pine cones and 42 clusters of red berries worked in. That is a lot of fitted detail on a six foot tree, and it is why it looks finished with few ornaments.

Nine modes across two channels

LED1 is warm white and LED2 is multicoloured, and the nine modes cover each channel on its own and both together. The two panels at the right show the same tree under each, which is the fairest way to decide whether you want a colour changing tree.

What the handset does

Three things beyond the modes: a timer running six hours on and eighteen off, two brightness levels, and a memory that saves the mode you last chose. All of it from the sofa rather than from the floor behind the tree.

Sections pass power at any rotation, so no plugs are joined by hand.

Two foliage types, PVC leaves and flocked pine needles.

Cones wired into the branches as part of the tree.

The only colour on the tree before anything is added.

Warm white and multicoloured channels on the same string.

Each channel separately, both together, and combination settings.

Six on, eighteen off, two brightness levels and a saved mode.

Two hinged parts plus the stand at this height.

Ships from a Canadian warehouse. Free shipping on orders over $150. Some remote areas, PO boxes and surcharge regions may be excluded or cost extra.

Return within 14 days of purchase, unused, in original condition and packaging.

Covered directly by the manufacturer under their warranty terms for material and manufacturing defects.

The connector removes the single most annoying part of a pre-lit tree.

Timer, memory and two brightness levels from the handset.

Cones and berries are already fitted, so a few baubles finishes it.

What we stand behind

• Ornaments and gifts in the photography are not included. The cones and berries are fitted.
• Height, spread, stand size, tip count, cone and berry counts, light count, modes, timer and brightness levels come from the manufacturer's own graphics.
• The 6/7.5/9 ft series in the description gives 598/1086/1714 branch tips, so 598 is the figure for this size.
• No remote range or battery type is published for the handset.
• Ships from a Canadian warehouse, free shipping over $150.
• 14 day returns, unused and in the original packaging.

What is a quick power connector?

A fitting in the trunk joint that carries the electrical circuit between sections. Push the sections together at any rotation and the lights are connected, so there is no plug to find, join or accidentally leave undone.

What do the nine modes cover?

Combination, LED1 steady on, LED2 steady on, LED1 slo glo, LED2 slo glo, LED1 and LED2 sequential, LED1 and LED2 twinkle, LED1 and LED2 slow fade, and slo glo. LED1 is warm white and LED2 is multicoloured.

Does the remote do anything the tree cannot?

It carries the timer, the two brightness levels and the memory function as well as the modes, so it is the main control rather than an accessory.

How is it different from the 7.5 ft and 9 ft sizes?

The series gives 598, 1086 and 1714 branch tips with 2, 3 and 4 sections. This listing is the 6 ft.