A 400ft run of lensed LEDs that lives under the roofline all year, washing the walls in holiday colours or a calm white that switches itself on at dusk.
LITSOUL builds these as permanent eave lights: one long run that goes up once and stays there through every season. Each LED sits behind an anti-glare lens that shapes its light into a cone, so the wall below catches soft pools of colour instead of a row of harsh dots. At 400ft, the kit covers the eaves of a large house or wraps several sides of a smaller one.
The trick of a permanent set is range. One evening it paints the front of the house pumpkin orange for trick-or-treaters; the next it settles into plain white for arriving home after dark. LITSOUL gives two kinds of light to play with:
The white mode can light the front path as well as decorate it. Dim it down for everyday glow and let the walls look warm rather than floodlit. The lensed cone matters here too: it throws light down the siding instead of out towards the street, so neighbours see a glowing house rather than a row of points staring back at them.
The colour data is plain RGB, so expect scenes built from fades, jumps and flashes across the whole run rather than a rainbow racing bead to bead. For many houses that is the calmer look anyway: a single warm red for December, a deep teal for summer evenings, a soft white the rest of the year.
| Spec | Value |
|---|---|
| Length | 400ft (4,800in) |
| Optics | Anti-glare lenses with a cone-shaped beam |
| Colours | 16 million (RGB) |
| White light | Adjustable 2700K–6500K |
| Preset scenes | 29 |
| Music | Music-sync mode |
| App | Lotus Lantern (iOS and Android) |
| Remote | Included |
| Timer | Daily on and off schedule |
| Water resistance | IP65 with an internal sealing strip |
| UV resistance | Yes |
| Operating temperature | -22°F to 140°F |
| LED lifespan | Up to 50,000 hours |
| Voltage | 24V |
| Rated power | 48W |
| Mounting | Adhesive backing; mount 2–4in from the wall |
| Warranty | 1 year |
A permanent install earns its keep across the calendar. Instead of hauling boxes of clip-on bulbs up a ladder twice a year, the LITSOUL run changes outfit from the phone. The same roofline can serve a birthday, a game night and a quiet Tuesday without anyone touching a gutter.
A year on the eaves might look like this:
The timer is the quiet hero. Set on and off times once in Lotus Lantern and the lights come up in the evening and shut down later without a thought. That makes the kit feel like part of the house rather than a gadget you need to remember.
There are limits to plan around. A 400ft reel is a big commitment for a porch or a single balcony rail; a shorter strip suits those better. Adhesive mounting also asks for a smooth, clean surface, so rough stucco or flaking paint needs attention first. Music sync, too, is a party trick rather than the main event; the scenes, the white tones and the timer are what the lights do on most nights.
LITSOUL recommends placing the lights 2 to 4 inches out from the wall. That gap lets each cone of light open up before it lands, which is what turns individual beads into those even scallops along the siding. Mount them flush against the wall and the pools shrink into bright spots.
Plan the job on the ground before the ladder comes out:
The whole system runs at 24V and a modest 48W for the full length, which keeps the wiring low-voltage outside and the power bill small for nightly use. LITSOUL quotes an LED life of up to 50,000 hours, so a run that works on install day has a long future on the house.
For control, download Lotus Lantern and leave the phone's own Bluetooth list alone. Lotus Lantern controllers usually broadcast under the name ELK-BLEDOM, which is why so many people go hunting for a speaker, and the link is made within the app. If the eaves stay dark in the app, the troubleshooting steps help. Timers, scenes and music mode are laid out in the Lotus Lantern and duoCo app guide.
The closest cousin is the FBZ permanent outdoor set, 300ft on Lotus Lantern with IP65 sealing, 29 dynamic modes and a 44-key remote. FBZ fixes its run with screw clips, where LITSOUL relies on adhesive. LITSOUL adds 100ft of reach, lensed optics and a separate tunable white.
How the roofline options line up:
| Light | Length | Weather rating | Colour style |
|---|---|---|---|
| LITSOUL permanent eave lights | 400ft | IP65 | RGB plus 2700K–6500K white |
| FBZ permanent outdoor lights | 300ft | IP65 | RGB |
| AILBTON IP68 outdoor strip | 100ft | IP68 | RGB |
| Cedarine RGB+IC outdoor strip | 53ft, links to 530ft | IP67 | Multi-colour chase |
Pick FBZ's 300ft run if screws suit your fascia better than tape. The AILBTON 100ft strip fits decks, rails and pool edges, and the Cedarine RGB+IC strip is the one for chasing rainbows along the gutter.
LITSOUL makes the most sense for a house that wants one install to cover every season, with a white good enough for daily use and enough length to go all the way round. A long, simple roofline with a smooth soffit is the ideal canvas. If the house has short, broken runs over bay windows and porches, two or three shorter strips placed where they matter can look tidier than one very long cable stretched between them.
Before buying, check:
Yes, that is the idea. The run is rated IP65 with UV resistance and an internal sealing strip, and LITSOUL quotes an operating range from -22°F to 140°F.
Yes. Alongside RGB colour, the white tone adjusts from 2700K warm to 6500K cool for everyday lighting.
Lotus Lantern, on iPhone and Android. A remote comes in the box as well, and the app adds the 29 scenes, music sync and the timer.
LITSOUL suggests 2 to 4 inches out from the wall, so each lens can spread its cone of light before it reaches the siding.