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The system
No mystery product. Here is the track, the LEDs, the controller, the app and the warranty — written down, before you ever get a quote.
0.5 mm powder-coated aluminum in 6.6 ft sections. Three profiles, each for a different part of the house: U Track along the roofline and soffit, Flap Track for corners and curves, Back Track where there is no gutter lip and it has to mount flat to the fascia. Nineteen powder-coat colors, chosen off a physical swatch book at your quote.
The whole system runs at 12 volts. Nothing on your roofline carries mains voltage. The power supply is 350W / 29A, UL Listed Class 2, ROHS and CE rated, with two fuses — and it draws about the same as five light bulbs.
The control box is an IP68 weatherproof, UV-resistant enclosure rated for outdoor and attic mounting. IP68 is the top of the ingress scale — sealed against dust and sustained water.
One controller drives up to 200 feet of roofline over four data leads. Larger homes simply get a second controller — which is why the quote is measured rather than guessed.
Every light is individually addressable, with 256 presets built into the app for holidays, events and everyday scenes — and you can save your own on top of them.
On a long run, voltage drops and the far end goes dim. Bosso's system re-injects power every 50 lights through a separate cable in the attic, so the last light on the house is as bright as the first.
iOS and Android, over Wi-Fi. Sunrise and sunset timers, geofencing, music sync, zone control, and voice through Alexa, Google Assistant, Siri and Control4. Schedules live on the controller, so dusk still works if your Wi-Fi drops.
Bosso's manufacturer warranty, passed through to you: five years on the lights, the track and the accessories, and three years on the control and power components. Free replacement parts for manufacturing defects and malfunctions. It does not cover storm damage, misuse, or work done by somebody else — and we would rather you read that here than find it out later.
The hardware
An IP68 enclosure, a UL Listed Class 2 power supply and powder-coated aluminum — because all of it has to survive a North Texas summer, hail season and a February freeze without fading, cracking or letting water in.
On the house
The track screws into your trim lumber, the lights snap into the track, and the whole run is one continuous low-voltage circuit back to a controller. Nothing hangs, nothing sags, and nothing ends up in the yard after a spring storm.
The app
One app, both platforms, no monthly fee. If you can send a text you can run this.
Free in-person quote with an exact price, measured on site — not a range over the phone.