Magic Light Wand
An enchanting remote control for your Christmas tree!
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Start by plugging your tree's lights into the infrared receiver.
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Simply press the discreet buttons on the wand to control your lights.
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It's a Christmas miracle!
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Your wand color will be chosen at random, but each one is magically awesome.
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Video: Press the wand's button to illuminate your tree with a twinkle of light and sound!
Overview
Wield the power of Christmas magic when you illuminate your tree with the Magic Light Wand. Whether you're a sugar plum fairy, a Christmas elf, or some other kind of seasonal sorcerer, you can channel your holiday hocus pocus through this bewitching baton to instantly illuminate your tree.
With a wave of the wand (and a subtle press of the on button), the star-end of the wand lights up with an audible twinkle and lights your Christmas tree lights from the star on top all the way down to the trunk. When the carols are sung and it's time for the children to nestle all snug in their beds, another flick and swish (and press of the off button) will suck up the light from the tree to be turned back on later.
Some cranks will say it's just a clever electric infrared remote paired to a receiver that you plug your tree into. Humbug! Believe…
Features & specs
- A wand-shaped remote control for your Christmas tree
- Includes a remote control and a receiver
- The wand-shaped remote has an on-button and an off-button that react with light and sound
- The receiver's jack and plug are both grounded
- The color of the wand is chosen at random
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