Color Changing Tree Lights with Remote Control

Color-changing lights sit among the simulated maple leaves of this remotely controlled tree. A brown artificial trunk divides into an irregular crown, with the broad leaf surfaces remaining visible around the small light points. The pictured mixed-color effect shows how the foliage can hold several colors within one branching form.

The tree stands 3 meters tall and has an IP65 lighting specification. A remote control selects colors and lighting effects. The available settings include single-color and mixed-color displays, with moving effects such as fading, chasing, jumping and flashing described for the controller. Other tree heights are available.

This model gives a botanical event display more visual variation within the same tree structure. A steady color can connect it to a particular decorative palette, while a mixed effect emphasizes the individual light points among the leaves. The branching form remains the constant visual element as the lighting changes.

The broad maple leaves provide a fuller texture than small transparent blossom petals. Lower ornaments can echo a selected light color without introducing another competing foliage pattern. In a group of trees, consider how their crown shapes relate as well as their colors. Keep the main trunk division and outer branch tips visible so the tree retains its naturalistic outline. The combination of a detailed maple canopy and remote-controlled color is the main distinguishing feature of this model.