Question 1

Will this adapter connect my regular lighted tree topper to my new LED pre-lit tree?

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It did not match my pre lit tree that I bought at sears.  I could not find the correct one so I had to rewire the tree with new lights :-(

Question 2

will this work with 22 gauge commercial LED coaxial light strands and is it rectified?

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Thanks for the question. This adapter cord, C05065RY, is made specifically for the *Diogen branded* 20 gauge commercial Full Wave Rectified LED coaxial light strings. The adapter cord itself is not rectified because the light strings themselves are rectified. Therefore, it is considered an adapter for use with Rectified light strings (these strings have a "bubble" along the cord).
If you have the older, non-rectified Diogen commercial LED light strings, then you need the C05002 adapter which has the rectangular box on it (discontinued item, but some new stock is still available in the supply chain). These older strings do not have a "bubble."
Please let me know if you have further questions. --Tom at Imaginary Colours

Question 3

Will this adapter connect my regular lighted tree topper to my new LED pre-lit tree?

Accepted Answer

Without seeing your lighting setup, probably  not. This is a plug for commercial grade lights with a coaxial connection.

Question 4

does this fit wintergreen 1/2" led rope lighting?

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I really don't know. I order it this to replace the lights on a Christmas tree but what I was sent did not even look like this and didn't work. I never even sent it back I was disgusted about it not being the right item that was described

ASIN	B003YNYHQ8
Connector Type	Plug in
Customer Reviews	3.0 3.0 out of 5 stars (63)
Item Weight	0.27 g
Manufacturer	Diogen
Model	CECOMINOD036391
Part Number	C05065RY
Specification Met	UL
UPC	083702050658
Unit Count	1 Count
Voltage	120 volts

C05065RY - LED Commercial Christmas Light Plug Adapter - 36 in. - Non-Rectified - Powers 66 Rectified Strings

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