Pool Enclosure Track Lighting for Your Backyard Oasis.

No. The system runs on its own Bluetooth mesh network between the fixtures and the controller, so your lights keep working even when your internet is down. A Wi-Fi gateway is available as an add-on if you want remote access from anywhere.

Architecture. Brighter Nights Lighting Technologies runs at 24 volts on a spliceless, sealed T-connector system with zero hand-made wire splices, and the controller and power supply are fully waterproof and outdoor-rated — where most systems are 12-volt, splice at every power injection, and keep their electronics indoors on a garage wall. One Brighter Nights Lighting Technologies controller also drives up to 1,000 feet of lighting, several times the run most systems get before adding hardware. Compare us to any brand, side by side.

Heat doesn’t come from voltage — it comes from current passing through connections, and heat rises with the square of the current. To deliver the same power, a 12-volt run carries roughly double the current of a 24-volt run, so every splice and connection point works harder. Brighter Nights Lighting Technologies halves the current and removes the splices entirely, which is where connection heat and corrosion failures actually live.

Every enclosure is different — kits run from 100 to 300 feet and expand from there — so the real answer comes from a quote on your actual enclosure. The fastest way to a real number is to get a free design: tell us what you're picturing and get an installed estimate back.

Ten years on the track, light strands, connectors and amplifiers, and three years on the power supply, controller and Wi-Fi gateway, with an optional extension to five — ask your installer about extended coverage. Registering your system within 90 days of installation activates the coverage.

The fixtures are built on 50,000-hour rated LEDs — at a typical few hours of use per night, that’s decades of service, not seasons. The aluminum track is a permanent architectural fixture, and the 10-year warranty on track, strands, connectors and amplifiers reflects how the system is built.

That’s exactly what this system is engineered for. Fixtures and connectors are sealed and weather-rated, the track is mounted aluminum rather than clips or adhesive, there are no field splices to corrode, and even the controller and power supply are waterproof and outdoor-rated.

That’s the point. The track is a permanent architectural fixture, so the lights stay up and simply turn off when you don’t want them on. Warm white is what most homeowners run day to day.

Powder-coated aluminum in black, bronze, or white — milled from the same 6063-T5 architectural aluminum as the cage, from the same manufacturer, finished in the same powder coat. Bronze matches bronze, white matches white, so in daylight the track reads as part of the structure, not an accessory bolted onto it. Sections run 10 and 22 feet, and the fixtures are only visible when they’re lit.

Very little. The system runs on a 200-watt power supply and Brighter Nights Lighting Technologies fixtures are engineered to draw about one-third the energy of standard LED fixtures, so nightly warm white costs pennies to run.

No — Brighter Nights Lighting Technologies is a manufacturer. Every system is installed by an independent contractor certified through our Masters of Lighting Academy. Installation involves cage-mounted track, low-voltage runs, and waterproof controller and power placement, and warranty coverage depends on certified installation. Get matched with your certified installer.

Yes. Roofline, soffit, landscape, sconce, deck and the rest join the same Bluetooth mesh and the same app, so adding a system later doesn’t mean a second app or a second controller network.