Emberline Colour-Changing Lighting Kit

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Lights the upper body in color
Kit only — the skeleton is separate
Connects to the existing wiring
No drilling and no adapter needed
Turns a dark silhouette into the scene

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Colour changing, connects to the existing wiring

The reason anybody sees the thing you already bought

A twelve-foot skeleton on a dark lawn is a silhouette. Lit from inside the ribs, it is the thing people stop the car for. This kit lights the upper body and changes colour, connects to the wiring that is already there, and costs less than almost anything else that changes how a yard reads at night. The skeleton itself is sold separately.

Connects to what is already there

It plugs into the existing wiring — no drilling, no adapter, no second extension cord running across the lawn.

Several functions, one decision

Colour changing with multiple modes. Pick one and leave it: a prop that cycles through colours all night reads as a party light, not as a haunt.

The cheapest change you can make

Less than thirty dollars against a prop that costs hundreds. Nothing else in this price range changes the night-time read of a yard by as much.

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Built for outdoors

Pick one colour and stop

Cold white and violet both work, and both work for the same reason: they are not the colour of a porch light, so the eye separates the prop from the house. Green reads as classic Halloween and is the safe answer.

Lights the upper body of a 12 ft skeleton — the prop itself is separate
Colour changing, with several functions to pick from
Connects to the existing wiring; no drilling and no adapter

Does the skeleton come with it?

No. This is the lighting kit only. The 12 ft skeleton it fits is sold separately.

How does it connect?

It goes onto the wiring that is already on the prop. No drilling, no adapter, and no second extension cord across the lawn.

What part of the prop does it light?

The upper body, which is the part the street actually reads at night. Lit from inside the ribs a 12 ft skeleton stops being a silhouette.

Should I leave it cycling colors?

No. Pick one and stop. A prop that cycles all night reads as a party light, not as a haunt.

Which color works best?

Cold white and violet both work, for the same reason: neither is the color of a porch light, so the eye separates the prop from the house. Green is the safe classic answer.

Can it stay outside?

It is built for outdoor use and stays on the prop for the whole run, then comes off with it in November.

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