Most light curtains use LED bulbs. Examples from listings show counts such as 300 mini LEDs or 80 warm-white LEDs, and the product specifications typically list LED as the bulb type.
Common wire colors are clear and white. Bulb spacing in the listings is about 2.5 inches, which produces a closely spaced, evenly lit appearance.
Light curtains are usually hung either from a top hanging cord you plug in and drape, or as pre-lit fabric panels that hang from a rod pocket—choice depends on the product style.
Light components are typically plastic, while the curtain fabric in the listings is a plush textile made from 100% polyester.
Many LED curtain sets offer multiple modes (often eight). Common settings named in product details include combination, waves, sequential, slo-glo, chasing/flash, slow fade, and twinkling/flash.
These curtain lights are electric plug-in units (no batteries). Product details list the power source as electric; examples show a lead wire length (for example, a 60-inch lead) specified in the listing—check each product page for exact cord and plug measurements.
Several sets in the listings use 10 vertical strands with roughly 2.5-inch spacing between bulbs.