If something is to be reduced then there must be a reducing agent present. Also if something is oxidized then there must be an oxidizing agent present. You must have a reducing agent or oxidizing agent present in order for a redox reaction to take place. An element can't just dislocate it's electrons. There must be an outside force present in order to do that.
I was looking at another rack light then I found the Furman RL-LED which was much cheaper and it has a dimmer. Markertek matched a competitor's price so it was a no brainer. The Furman is built to last, fits perfectly in my DJ coffin case and uses very little power. The light is more than bright enough for my needs.
Light strings intended for indoor-only use have green holographic UL Marks, while those intended for both indoor and outdoor use have red holographic UL Marks. Lights without the mark may be counterfeit or pose a fire hazard. The recalled lights come as a string of 10 LED bulbs, each covered with a clear, star shape.