Apparatus and associated methods relate to a series-connectable decorative light string. High-voltage power is received via a first electrical connector at a first end of the decorative light string and is conducted to a complementary second electrical connector at a second end of the decorative light string. The decorative light string has a power converter that converts the received high-voltage power to low-voltage DC power for consumption by a plurality of lighting elements distributed along the decorative light string. Each of the plurality of lighting elements has an illumination controller. The plurality of lighting elements is wired in daisy chain fashion from the first electrical connector to the second electrical connector via data-in and data-out ports of each lighting element. The wire high-voltage power received by the first electrical connector can provide power to additional decorative light strings connected via the second electrical connector without resulting in degraded illumination.

A lighting system includes a first elongate channel configured for mounting to a structure, a second elongate channel configured for being temporarily coupled to the first elongate channel and forming a substantially enclosed elongate space between the first and second elongate channels. A plurality of led lights, each having a translucent watertight housing, at least one led and a integrated circuit within the translucent housing, are coupled to the second elongate channel with each of the translucent watertight housings exposed through the second elongate channel. A controller is electrically connected to a plurality of segments of wire to communicate with each of the plurality of integrated circuits and has a plurality of programmable functions, each function providing at least one of a desired light color for each of the plurality of led lights, duration of illumination and timing of illumination.

Musical lanterns including a body having one or more light transmissive panels; one or more light emitting elements disposed inside of the body for emitting light through the one or more light transmissive panels; one or more audio speakers disposed about the body for producing an audio sound; and a circuit for controlling the one or more of the one or more speakers and one or more light emitting elements.

A rain gutter illumination system having a cover for attaching to a rain gutter with an aperture along the substantial length of the cover, and opposing recesses for retaining a decorative insert. When the decorative insert is inserted in the cover, it is held in place by the recesses, and a light source and optional diffusing panel may be arranged in the cover so that the light source projects light through the aperture of the illuminable surface. The light source may be remotely controllable using a wireless remote control device, such as a smart phone over a network connection.

A lighting suspension system for hanging Christmas lights includes a building that has a roof. The roof is comprised of a ferromagnetic material. A string of lights is provided. A plurality of retainers is provided. Each of the retainers magnetically engages the roof. Thus, each of the retainers is removably retained on the roof. Each of the retainers engages the string of lights. Thus, the string of lights is suspended from the roof to enhance an ornamental appearance of the roof.

A decorative paneling assembly for interior and exterior decorative display includes a plurality of panels that is interlocking. Each panel comprises a plate that is substantially flat. A plurality of first couplers and a plurality of second couplers are coupled to opposing side edges of the plate. A plurality of fasteners is coupled to the plate and is configured to reversibly couple the plate to a surface. An image is coupled to and positioned on a front of the plate. A power cord is coupled to the plate and is configured to interconnect with the power cords of adjacent panels. A plurality of lights is coupled to the plate and is operationally coupled to the power cord. The second couplers are positioned to couple with the first couplers to interlock adjacent panels. The lights are positioned to illuminate the images for decorative display.

A decorative paneling assembly for interior and exterior decorative display includes a plurality of panels that is interlocking. Each panel comprises a plate that is substantially flat. A plurality of first couplers and a plurality of second couplers are coupled to opposing side edges of the plate. A plurality of fasteners is coupled to the plate and is configured to reversibly couple the plate to a surface. An image is coupled to and positioned on a front of the plate. A power cord is coupled to the plate and is configured to interconnect with the power cords of adjacent panels. A plurality of lights is coupled to the plate and is operationally coupled to the power cord. The second couplers are positioned to couple with the first couplers to interlock adjacent panels. The lights are positioned to illuminate the images for decorative display.

A clip for holding decorative lights has an arm with a hook at one end, a leg and middle portion between the arm and the leg. The hook and leg together define a space between them in which will receive a roofing shingle or a portion of a gutter. A second hook may be attached to the middle portion and sized to receive a rope light. There may also be a light holding portion attached by a hinge to the corner formed where he arm meets the middle portion. There is a first locking tab attached to the arm and a second locking tab is attached to the middle portion. A first retainer tab and a second retainer tab on opposite sides of the light holding portion are configured and positioned to engage one of the pair of locking tabs.

A rain gutter illumination system having a cover for attaching to a rain gutter with an aperture along the substantial length of the cover, and opposing recesses for retaining a decorative insert. When the decorative insert is inserted in the cover, it is held in place by the recesses, and a light source and optional diffusing panel may be arranged in the cover so that the light source projects light through the aperture of the illuminable surface. The light source may be remotely controllable using a wireless remote control device, such as a smart phone over a network connection.

A device including a first clip portion including a bottom section having a first end and a second end opposite the first end, a first leg section extending from the first end of the bottom section, a second leg section extending from the second end of the bottom section, and a pole adaptor attachment portion; an arm projecting away from the first leg section; and a light string attachment portion located on the first leg section, the light string attachment portion including a substantially C-shaped clip defined by the arm, the first leg section, and the pole adaptor attachment portion.