Permanent roofline lighting as security lighting
A lit perimeter is the cheapest deterrent there is, and a permanent roofline system is a perimeter light on every side of the house with no motion sensor to false-trigger and no floodlight to blind the neighbors.
Owners who buy for security run a low warm white dusk to dawn and keep a bright white scene one tap away in the app.
How it's used
Nightly: 20 to 40 percent warm white on all sides, dusk to dawn. On demand: 100 percent cool white from the phone if there's a noise in the yard. Away: a schedule that varies on and off times so the house doesn't look empty.
Because every side is lit from the eave, there are no dark corners along the foundation, which is the main gap in porch-light-only homes.
Energy at dusk to dawn
At 30 percent brightness a 220-light pebble system draws about 24 watts. Twelve hours a night for a month is roughly 9 kWh, under $1 on Clark Public Utilities or about $2 on PGE. That's a fraction of a single incandescent floodlight on a timer.
Which package
Deep Pebble Track for the brightest on-demand white, or Pebble Track if the house is close to the street. Lighting all four sides is where a full-wrap measurement matters; a 280 to 340 foot wrap on a two-story is typical.
Related: Permanent Lighting App and Scene Ideas (Minleon) · how we price.
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Roofline security lighting questions
Can it flash or strobe?
Does it replace motion floodlights?
Can I turn it on from my phone when I'm away?
Get the exact number
The free measure confirms the lighting layout, access and mounting, and gives you an exact written quote.