- Select the right light format and component set
- Calculate the system bill of materials
- Recommend zones, power distribution, and control
- Prepare documentation and compatible service parts
Start a complete permanent lighting project
Plan a complete permanent lighting system from day one.
For homes and buildings starting from scratch: one coordinated package covering lights, track, control, power, accessories, documentation, and service planning.
Who this solution is for
A clear starting point for your project.
Best for homeowners, property teams, contractors, and developers planning a new permanent roofline or architectural lighting installation.
What you receive
A project-ready package, not disconnected parts.
The exact specification is confirmed around your site, operating needs, installation method, and approved sample.
Complete system configuration: lights, track, controller, power, cable, and accessories
Layout and zoning recommendations based on photos or drawings
Installation guide and project bill of materials
Quality acceptance checklist
Recommended spare-parts and after-sales plan
Clear responsibilities
We define the system. You provide the project context.
- Photos, drawings, and approximate linear footage
- Mounting-surface and finish information
- Desired scenes, controls, and project timing
- A qualified local installer for site work and code compliance
Typical configuration
Example: 200 ft residential roofline
A typical project may include approximately 80 RGBW pixel modules, color-matched track, 2 control zones, 1 matched power package, extensions, connectors, and spare modules.
Final quantities, controller count, power layout, and pricing are confirmed after reviewing the roofline, spacing, voltage drop, and installation conditions.Designed around the installation—not a disconnected product list.
Residential permanent lighting replaces the annual install-and-remove cycle with a low-profile system that stays in place. Homeowners can move from warm-white architectural scenes to holidays, game days, and events, while the track, cable, control, and service plan are considered as one complete installation.
Useful beyond holidays
Dedicated white light and programmable color let one system support everyday curb appeal, gatherings, and seasonal scenes.
Quiet in daylight
Finish-matched channel and deliberate cable routing help the system complement the roofline when the lights are off.
Planned for the property
Roofline length, peaks, returns, power access, zones, and control expectations shape the final bill of materials.
Service-ready design
Compatible replacement modules, connectors, controller details, and a documented layout make future service more practical.
Included in the conversation
A complete system scope.
Final components and electrical characteristics are confirmed against the application, installation environment, local requirements, and approved sample.
1RGBW pixel or C7/C9 light format
2Roofline and zone planning
3Finish-matched mounting options
4Controller and scene planning
5Power and connection components
6Replacement and service parts
Where it fits
Configured for real exterior applications.
01Primary rooflines
02Garage elevations
03Entries and porches
04Patios and pergolas
05Pool-side structures
06Detached buildings
How to start
A clear path from idea to approved system.
Document the home
Share photos, roofline measurements, mounting surfaces, power access, and the preferred daytime appearance.
Choose the system
Compare pixel and C7/C9 formats, RGBW performance, zones, controls, channel, and service requirements.
Confirm local installation
Use the approved system scope with a qualified local installer who can confirm access, electrical work, and code requirements.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do you provide local residential installation?
We supply and support the permanent lighting system. Local installation and electrical work should be completed by a qualified installer familiar with the property and applicable requirements.
Can permanent lights provide normal warm-white light?
Yes. An RGBW system includes a dedicated white channel that is better suited to everyday architectural scenes than color-mixed RGB white.
What information is needed for a residential quote?
Roofline photos, approximate linear footage, number of peaks and zones, mounting surface, desired light format, control expectations, and the installation market are useful starting points.
Build your permanent lighting program
Ready to discuss new permanent lighting project?
Send the application, photos or drawings, total run length, control expectations, and estimated program volume. We’ll respond with the right next questions.