A colonial front in orange and purple, on the Prism 200.

Only 21 lights cover the whole colonial front here, because the Prism 200 spaces its heads 33 in apart. Orange and purple alternate zone by zone along 58 ft of eave and rakes.

Sample house Prism 200 Orange and purple Rendered 3 September 2026

The sample colonial house at dusk, lit in orange and purple

The same house from the same camera position, unlit

Wipe between the unlit photograph and the lit one Before After

Lights placed

by the product's spacing

Pitch

33 in

Zones used

Run traced

58 ft

eave plus rakes

Orange and purpleOctober · alternating zones

How this was made: one vision pass traced the scene, the lights were placed along that trace at the product's own spacing with no model involved, and one image pass relit the photo to dusk with every marked point held where it is. The count and colours are ours by construction.

What to look at in this render

21 lights at a 33 in pitch is the widest spacing in this set of renders, so the pattern reads as a few bold points rather than a continuous glow.
The 58 ft run uses 21 of the kit's 72 zones and a small part of its 200 ft length, leaving plenty spare for a larger house.
Each zone alternates orange and purple, and its product notes say each head holds three colours inside it, for gradients.
The product notes give IP68 for the heads, the highest water rating among the examples in this group, for a permanent eave install.
It sits in the highest of the three cost tiers.