Frequently Asked Questions

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  We are not installers, but feature a really amazing product - Bear Light Tracks which enable you to seamlessly install Govee Lights with the greatest aesthetic using high quality powder coated alloy unlike any product on the market.  You will find this DIY install simple, clean and with peace of mind, as if a PRO did it!  They are also designed with DIY simplicity in mind.  3-4 self tapping screws is all you need every 6.5 feet.  If you ever need to swap out the lights with upgrading technology, all that’s needed is to simply pop off the top, replace the lights, and close it up again.  

If you are Team "No Ladders" or do need help with installs, we recommend you fully vet any installer to ensure they are licensed/insured and can provide you daytime photos of their work.  Depending on your project, you might also consider one who's familiar with low-voltage wiring/splicing.  We are also happy to chat with your installer/answer questions.  The Govee Group also has a group of approved installers as well which could be helpful to you.

We also do provide discounts to our networked installers and bulk discounts to help save you in your overall project cost.

Here are some ideas in submitting your HOA application for your Bear Light Track Install.  You will want to modify as you see fit and this is not a guaranteed process, as there is not one HOA created equal with each having their own published CCNRs.

• Installing recessed exterior down soffit lighting around all the soffits of our home.
• Permanent architecture and security lighting will outline upper and lower trim of home.
• Installation of the LED soffit lights will conceal all cabling within the channel soffits, colored to match existing paint scheme of our home.
• Included survey highlights areas where lights will be installed.
• Photo includes sample picture of the light channel track which will be used. 

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  The standard/brilliance spacing is a matter of preference. We installed brilliance simply because more lights bring a "more brilliant" look to your display. But some prefer the out of the box spacing further apart. At the end of the day it's a 3" difference between lights. 

 We don’t add end caps because we believe that not only does it take away from the aesthetics of the track, but over the course of time likely to weather and eventually pop off.  Here’s an in-depth 4 minute video on making end caps with a few snips and a little bend, to provide you the most seamless looking track end caps on your block..    https://youtu.be/1oH53VYbG50?si=n3KOnv7SAfh45nyD

  We have a video that will help explain the corners & end caps here:  Bear Tracks Install Part II.  Essentially for the 90 degree corners, you just cut 2 tracks 45 degree angles and it comes together. Each kit includes the guide, or your bear claw for use while cutting.  https://youtu.be/h98kKnpfMo0?si=DgWR-yrUqtlRnjL8

Our team can work with you to determine the ideal number of lights for your performance space based on factors such as size, layout, and desired lighting effects.

DMX is a digital communication protocol that allows for more precise control of lighting fixtures. Analog control uses voltage to adjust the intensity of lights. DMX is preferred for larger events or productions.