The Live Revolving Christmas Tree Stands
can hold an eight foot live tree with a maximum 8 inch trunk. The rotating Christmas tree stands will hold a live tree weighing up to 150 pounds. A remote is included for easy On/Off operations. Some assembly is required for these rotating live Christmas tree stands. These strong revolving Christmas tree stands rotate 360 degrees and rotate one rotation every two minute. The rotating Christmas tree stands heavy duty has a 36 Inch diameter base. The tree light electric outlet will handle a maximum of 5 Amp's of electrical input. The stand contains specially designed gears and a drive motor that work to rotate the tree about 1/2 revolution per minute. A patented mechanism of the Christmas revolving tree stands allows the electrical connection that powers the tree lights to rotate with the tree so your cords do not tangle up! When a live tree is placed in the rotating tree stands, the tree should be well maintained and fresh. Do not use live trees in which the needles are brown or break off easily. Keep the Christmas revolving tree stands reservoir filled with water. Check out all of our Christmas Decorations Ideas.
Operating the Live Rotating Christmas Tree Stands:
Plug in the Christmas tree revolving stand. The remote applies line power to the stand, causing the tree to rotate. The remote also applies power to the receptacle for the Indoor Christmas Lights. Use the remote control to turn the rotating tree stands On/Off. Be sure the tree is located away from garland strings, window drapes or any other thing that might get caught up in the rotation thus winding around the rotating tree. Take a look at our Power Strips and Power Protection Supplies.
Putting the Live Revolving Christmas Tree Stands Away for the Season:
At the end of the season put the live tree rotating tree stand back in the carton for safe keeping. The best way to do this is to remove the tree and places it into a disposable tree bag. Select this link to view our Christmas tree storage bags. Bail out the water that is left in the tree stand. Remove any pine needles that may have fallen into the reservoir. Dry out the reservoir. Place all the parts of the Christmas tree revolving stand safely back into the box. Store the Christmas revolving tree stands neatly in a cool, dry location protected from sunlight. Select this link to view all of our Christmas Tree Stands rotating.
LIMITED WARRANTY for the Rotating Christmas Tree Stands
The rotating tree stand for live trees are warranted against defects in materials and workmanship under normal use for a period of three months from the date of purchase by the original end user. Click to see all our Christmas Tree Stands for live trees.
Important Safety Instructions:
This Christmas revolving tree stand is for indoor use only.
This seasonal use revolving Christmas tree stands is not intended for permanent installation or use. Operation during the Christmas season is recommended. 60 Days Maximum each year.
Unplug the Christmas tree revolving stands when leaving the house, when retiring for the night, or if left unattended.
This is an electric rotating tree stand - not a toy! To avoid risk of fire, burns, personal injury and electric shock, it should not be played with or placed where small children can reach it.
Do not close doors or windows on the revolving Christmas tree stands or extension cords as this may damage the wire insulation.
The revolving tree stand employs overload protection fuse. A blow fuse indicates an overload or short-circuit situation. Select to see all our Christmas Tree Stands for artifical trees.
Buying and Keeping Your Live Christmas Tree Fresh
A trunk that is sticky with sap is fresh.
A fresh tree has branches that bend easily without snapping.
Look for needles that are green and flexible and do not pull off easily. A few dead needles usually drop off when you bounce a fresh tree on the ground. A tree that drops a lot of needles is too dry.
When you first bring your tree home, cut off a 2-inch slice straight across the bottom of the trunk. Once indoors, a tree needs lots water to stay fresh. A six-foot tree can
