Frequently asked questions

Yes. You can change colours, adjust brightness, set schedules and switch between themes right from an app. It’s simple to use and makes managing your lighting quick and convenient.

No. Permanent lighting replaces the need for seasonal hanging and takedown. Your system stays installed year-round and is ready whenever you want to turn on holiday colours.

Not significantly. The LEDs we install are very energy-efficient. Most homeowners and businesses notice minimal changes to their power bill, even with regular use.

Yes. The light hub works with both 2.4GHz and 5GHz WiFi networks.

Pricing depends on two things. The total length of your roofline and local installation rates. Since every home is different, costs can vary.

Yes. The system is built for outdoor use and is IP67 rated. It can handle rain, snow, and other weather conditions.

Yes. All wires and lights are UV rated. This helps protect the system from sun damage and keeps it working properly over time.

Yes. All components include built in surge protection. This helps protect the system during power spikes or outages.

The lights are rated for about 50,000 hours of use. With average use of around seven hours per day, that equals roughly 20 years. The lights are also covered by a lifetime product warranty.

Permit rules vary by location. Your local installer can let you know if a permit is required where you live.

The core system is the same for every installation. Different track styles are available to match various rooflines and home designs.

If a light goes out, it can be replaced quickly and easily. It will not affect the rest of the system. Replacement lights are covered under the lifetime warranty.

Each light is connected individually. This makes installation and repairs simple. The connections use threaded compression fittings that create a tight, waterproof seal.

The lights are spaced nine inches apart. This provides even lighting without making the home look too bright.

Each light contains three LED bulbs. Each bulb includes four diodes: red, green, blue, and warm white. That is 12 diodes per light.

The system can produce white light from 2800K warm white to 7000K daylight. This lets you choose the look that works best for your home.

An average home uses about 150 lights. Each light uses up to one watt at full brightness. Running the system for about six hours a day costs roughly $4.34 per month or $52.80 per year.

The system can display up to 16 million colours!

Each light produces about 46 lumens at full brightness. That works out to roughly 60 to 100 lumens per linear foot.