100 ft permanent lighting kit

Five sealed RGBW puck lights on a moulded weatherproof lead. Each puck drops into the track and points down the face of your home.

The pucks are the part you actually see at night. Each one carries red, green, blue and warm-white diodes so the same light can run a full-colour holiday scene or a clean warm white on an ordinary evening. The leads snap together with sealed twist connectors, so a run is built strand by strand with no cutting or soldering.

Extruded aluminum channel, 42 inches long, pre-drilled on 8 inch centres to hold five pucks per piece.

The channel is what makes the system disappear in daylight. It screws flush to the soffit or fascia, hides the wiring, and acts as a heat sink for the diodes. Available in white, black, brown and beige to match common trim, or a custom colour match on request.

12 V 150 W constant-voltage waterproof LED driver with a standard plug end.

Converts household power down to a safe 12 V for the run. It plugs into an existing GFCI-protected outdoor or garage receptacle, which is why a standard install needs no electrical permit. Larger kits include more than one so power can be fed from more than one point.

The brain of the system. Joins your 2.4 GHz WiFi and drives colours, scenes, schedules and zones from the app.

One controller runs the whole house. It stores your saved scenes and schedules on board, so a dusk-to-dawn routine keeps running even if your internet drops. You only need the app when you want to change something.

Short sealed jumper for stepping the run across a corner or a narrow break in the soffit.

Used wherever the track stops and starts again a short distance away, for example around a corner board or a downspout.

Mid-length jumper for gaps between runs, such as over a garage door or a window bay.

Keeps the lit sections evenly spaced while skipping the parts of the elevation you do not want lit.

Longer jumper for crossing a wider unlit span without adding pucks.

Common on homes with a recessed entry or a break between the main roofline and a garage wing.

The long jumper, used to reach a separate elevation or carry the run back to the controller.

Also the usual way to bring the start of the run from the controller location out to the first piece of track.

Splits the low-voltage power feed so one supply can push power into two directions.

Power injection keeps the far end of a long run as bright as the near end. The T is how a single supply feeds two branches.

Splits the light run itself, so one controller output can branch left and right from a single start point.

Handy when the controller sits in the middle of the elevation and the track runs both ways from it.

Extends the run between a power supply and the point where power is injected into the lights.

Lets the supply live somewhere sheltered and convenient, such as inside the garage, while still feeding a far corner of the roofline.

Re-boosts the control signal partway along a long run so the last pucks stay in sync.

Addressable lighting sends a data signal down the whole chain. Over long distances that signal weakens, which shows up as flicker or wrong colours at the far end. The amplifier cleans it up.

100 pack of coloured-head screws that disappear against the track.

Standard on white, black, brown and beige kits. Custom colour orders ship without the screw pack, since the heads are matched to stock colours only.