Useful beyond holidays
Dedicated white light and programmable color let one system support everyday curb appeal, gatherings, and seasonal scenes.
Professional systems for the United States & Canada
ban@grouprsh.comA discreet, year-round exterior lighting system for rooflines, garages, patios, and architectural details—configured for the home and installed by a qualified local professional.
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.
Dedicated white light and programmable color let one system support everyday curb appeal, gatherings, and seasonal scenes.
Finish-matched channel and deliberate cable routing help the system complement the roofline when the lights are off.
Roofline length, peaks, returns, power access, zones, and control expectations shape the final bill of materials.
Compatible replacement modules, connectors, controller details, and a documented layout make future service more practical.
Final components and electrical characteristics are confirmed against the application, installation environment, local requirements, and approved sample.
Share photos, roofline measurements, mounting surfaces, power access, and the preferred daytime appearance.
Compare pixel and C7/C9 formats, RGBW performance, zones, controls, channel, and service requirements.
Use the approved system scope with a qualified local installer who can confirm access, electrical work, and code requirements.
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.
Yes. An RGBW system includes a dedicated white channel that is better suited to everyday architectural scenes than color-mixed RGB white.
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.
Send the application, photos or drawings, total run length, control expectations, and estimated program volume. We’ll respond with the right next questions.