Frequently Asked Questions

Permanent lighting is color-changing LED lighting system for the exterior of homes. It is capable of providing beautiful accent lighting that mimics recessed can lighting to any color and pattern for your holidays and parties.  

Yes, you can. The lights are individually addressable which allows you to choose which lights you want on and what color (over 16 million different colors). Also, there are 102 preset patterns. 

Yes, you can save multiple nightly & weekly timers as well as calendar events for holidays and other special occasions. The timers are linked to weather.com so you can link with sunset or sunrise. 

Jellyfish Lighting System is a robust, outdoor rated LED lighting system. LED lighting is known for its durability. The LED's are rated for years and years to use.   

The lights are RGB and can produce over 16 million different colors. The user can create custom programs and colors, so the possibilities are limitless.  

Absolutely, you can make any color of white that you want.

The controller and any additional power supplies are installed indoors, typically on a wall in your garage safe from elements. They plug into an outlet. One controller can power up to 300 ft. depending upon wiring. From there, we run low voltage wire from your garage to the soffit of the first section of roofing.  

Yes, they are low voltage so the homeowner can replace them themselves. We can also come out to do it for you. 

The lights are installed to the outer part of the soffit behind the fascia or trim facing downward. 

The controller is manufactured in the Jellyfish factory in Utah. The metal is fabricated in Utah, Colorado and Texas. The lights are manufactured in Asia. 

50% down payment is required prior to installation with the remaining balance due immediately upon completion of installation. 

The lights on full bright white use less than one watt of power. Also, the controller pulls about 1.1 amps of electricity per 100 feet. 

Yes, the lights are dimmable

The inventor of Jellyfish Lighting has been working with his color-changing exterior lights since 2011, and under the Jellyfish Lighting name since 2016.