Rope lights I have thirty feet of rope lights lining the stairs to the balcony of my theatre. Recently a few sections of the rope lighting have gone out - it is one continues length of rope lighting with no breaks - how can only a section of the length be out while the rest is lit? does that mean that that section is burned out or is there a way to get the entire length working again?

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The product says it is a 22 ft rope with 16 feet of lights. So the first 6 feet probably don't have any LEDs. Look closely at the rope, and you'll probably see that there aren't any LEDs in the first 6 feet. Kind of lame...

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Cendali was a football player and his coach told him to run up and down stairs or jump rope. He chose the stairs until it became too slippery in the winter and then he started to jump rope. He became really good and learnt new tricks. By then, he was a gym teacher and taught his students jump rope. In the 1970s, Cendali spread jump rope all over the world. His students formed the rope skipping display team and travelling with him.

If you are 6 feet or shorter, than the rope should be 9 feet long. This is the standard jump rope size found in stores. If you are over 6 feet then you'll need a 10 foot rope. Generally, when you hold the rope and stand on the middle with your feet, each end should reach your arm pit.

I would try to tie off at the fittings and wire at well cap and lift carefully with backhoe a few feet. I would use double line of 1/4 well rope at least 1250 p.s.i. tensile strength. Lift for a few feet ,enough to get access to suction line and wire. Thentie off lines with double x knots and use electrical tape to make several wraps around pipe,ropes, and wire. Use a stainless steel gear clamp to secure everything in place.From that point lift carefully and as straight up as possible and repeat process.
Continue doing this and just go slow and steady. The main thing I would worry about is that depending what type of pipe and fittings were used is that fitting that is connected to pump will break. I know this is a slow process but I have done this several times with good success. If you tie off and secure with gear clamps every few feet and make sure you have the wiring hooked in tightly it will hold a lot of weight as the wire gauge should be at least 10.
Wishing you the best. Thank you.

you can find a kit on the internet im sure somewhere to spliceinto the light before the bad one we used rope lights in our curbing and the lights came in25 foot sections but you could cut it just before the last light and stick a H shaped pin into the wires fand into the new wire we sealed them with clear shrink tube

i believe it is 25 feet from a level line on the wall, then on the sides of the lights there are screws with springs, these will move the beam of light. I may be wrong on the distance but for some reason 25 feet is what I remember. Hope this helps tim

hey..maybe he's wanting us to fixya the signal controls...go figure, eh? I'd say this postig has all the earmarks of a parody in the making..so..here's my solution for this guy.

Let's see..next time, buddy, you should come from the opposite direction, with the sun in your eyes, then you can testify that you never saw the light(which would mean you're a good candidate for a come to ***** meeting, right)?

ok..who's next..can't wait to see what the ratings are for this one.