How to install Permanent Holiday Lighting on your house PLUS cost breakdown! 

Probably one of the most detailed, non-confusing videos I've found. Been trying to figure this out for 2 years now, but the more you watch sometimes, the more confused you become. However, you pretty much set everything in place. Now, time to start ordering items and getting to work. Thank you.

It looks very cool.... I did something similar to my house 4 years ago I put the LED's underneath the house eve. It made it look the glow effect... I am currently fixing the wires the crows got ahold of it. 👍

Loved the video. Was easy to follow and didn’t confuse, like so many others. Would it be possible to get more in-depth on how you did power injection and how you setup the zones or ports so they work together?

Do you have a video explaining all your electrical?? Like wiring the injection points and the dig quad, power supply, etc? Great video man

I had no idea what all goes into doing external illumination. Looks great.

I love how nice and neat you installed it all. Very nice job. Looks great.

Great Video! The channel tracks you have used seem to be rated for indoor use. Have you had any issues with them outdoors. Not sure how cold it gets where you are but here it gets down to -30C. Any concerns about the diffuser getting brittle over time? I can't seem to find any labeled "outdoor use"

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Great Video and the parts list sure helps beginners like me. One questions, you show on your drawing and talk about power induction points, did you run one power wire and just solder into the positive line at those points from the one power line?

Wow this is absolutely amazing, great work!

I’m seeing LED silicone channels on Amazon. Would you recommend? What size would you go for if you were to do it again?

Dude I was searching Christmas light ideas and I'm like, "Hey I know that guy!" Glad the channels doing well 💪🏻 I sub'd

I love how your sitting everything on the peak of your roof. Really looked like you were sitting on it. Hope insurance company doesn’t see this video when you have water damage.

Thanks for the video! There is a significant lack of info on power injection home run wire gauge out there. It looks like you used 18 gauge for all your home runs. I'm planning on doing the same thing but I'm worried about voltage drop with the longest run of about 80'. I might go with a 10 gauge wire for the home run and solder in a 18 gauge pig tail for the strip connection.

Nice informative video. With your total of 1489 pixels, is the 300w power supply sufficient.

Are you able to address every single individual LED by itself?

I'd be interested to learn more about the software side. How to you ensure the animations align between strands? What are you using to manage the effects?

Great video. Sorry for the dumb question, but what's the difference between the white and black 100 ft spools of wire? Black is power? and white is power and data? I'm a bit confused. Also curious on the power injection how far you went before needing to re-inject.

I've used pixels with xlights, so this isn't too much different. Now I'm tempted to do permanent. Question, do these lights go bad from time to time like pixels do? Where it won't send data down the line

This is the best exterior install video I've seen so great job! I'm about to do the exact thing to our home. I didn't see the union of the channels at the peaks once you got everything done but I'm curious about something. I was going to cut mine at the angle I need to make the union look decent but I was not sure that soldering the bridge wires to go from one angle to the other at the peak would still allow the wires to be stuffed in to the channel and allow the opaque top piece to seat properly. Did that work out OK for you? I watched the video at the end and it seems that your LED's don's skip a beat at the peak so it had to be a tight fit I'm thinking. I do appreciate the video! I have all my supplies and used the same LED strings as you and I think the same channels. I was about to order solderless connectors and was researching track dimensions when I found your video so that saved me some time for sure. I'm no stranger to soldering but ya know.

Isn't the IP65 LED strip that you used for indoor use only, it's water resistant but not waterproof? Are the diffusers meant to be enough to not get the strips wet?

Great video! Can these be set to custom chunks of colors without the movement? Ie: 2ftred/2ftgreen/2ftred/2ftgreen etc... Can they also do just all white? Thanks!

Looks good, thanks.

Thanks for the info! I’m gonna do mine next week

Hi looks great. Where did you get the led channel? Any links?

I know yours is facing the road. Mine would have to hang underneath because of gutters. Do you think your parts list would still work and look ok?

great video,with control is the one do you use,the one with the external antenna,thanks

That was very interesting. Keep making more!

About how many feet of leds did you run before you injected power?

Do another video on programming the lights😬

What software are you using for the sequencing? I loved the show.

8:51 9:06 - ...cover up these gaps with hot glue or silicon.

It looks great but this is a separate cost the light themselves won’t look like this with out a diffuser

Very informative. Thanks for sharing.

Turned out really nice. Do you have a link for the items needed to do this?

Keep ‘em coming!

You should post all the links to everything you are buying! Set up an Amazon affiliates link and start making some more money off your awesome videos. I definitely want to do this set up! 🤯😲

Looks awesome!

I got a quote for the front of my house... $3900 so ~$682 sounds a lot better.

An Additional question, Do you see any reason I shouldn't run the RGB and Power induction cables in the attic of my one story home? It would make much shorter runs for each.

What controller are you using?

Bro you are a talented dude! Come help me do my house 🤣😂

Love thiiisss!!!

Cool!

What software did You use for this?

That’s going to fill with water 💦 in a few rainy days . 😮. Let me know how that worked for you.

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Rad dad 🎉😊

Nice

What is the brand of led strip you use if you can share it pls thank you

Update - House caught on fire because of using cheap non-UL lights from China.

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