Aluminum Track for Govee Permanent Outdoor Lights
$137.50 – $550.00Price range: $137.50 through $550.00
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This Govee Light Track is an aluminum mounting system designed to hide wires, keep lights aligned, and create a cleaner installation for Govee Permanent Outdoor Lights.
Available for Govee 2, Govee Elite, and Govee Pro models, each version is designed around the dimensions and spacing of the corresponding lighting system to ensure a proper fit and professional-looking result.
Sizing Note – Govee 2 / Elite
Each aluminum piece is 31.5" (80cm) long. Total track length is slightly shorter than the Govee kit length:
• 50 ft kit → 18 pieces ≈ 47.25 ft
• 100 ft kit → 36 pieces ≈ 94.50 ft
• 150 ft kit → 54 pieces ≈ 141.75 ft
You’ll still have the correct number of mounting holes for every light in your selected Govee kit.
Sizing Note – Govee Pro
Govee Pro uses larger light spacing and 38.58" (98cm) track sections.
• 100 ft kit → 30 pieces ≈ 96.45 ft
• 150 ft kit → 45 pieces ≈ 144.67 ft
• 200 ft kit → 60 pieces ≈ 192.40 ft
You’ll still have the correct number of mounting holes for every light in your selected Govee kit.
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Compatible with Govee 2, Govee Elite, and Govee Pro
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Easy Snap-fit Installation
Designed Specifically for Govee Lights
Clean Install with Aluminum Track for Govee Permanent Outdoor Lights
Our Govee light track system uses aluminum mounting track to secure Govee Permanent Outdoor Lights while hiding wires and creating a cleaner appearance during the day.
It’s designed to fit the Govee 2, Govee Elite, and Govee Pro models with precision-fit dimensions for each version.
The slim track profile tight against the soffit, making it a great option for homeowners who want a discreet finish without relying on clips or adhesives. Whether you're upgrading an old install or mounting lights for the first time, this system is built for long-term use and DIY-friendly setup.
Features
Precision-fit for Govee 2, Elite, and Pro
Model-specific track dimensions for Pro and Non-Pro
Powder-coated aluminum for outdoor durability
Pre-drilled mounting holes matched to factory light spacing
Slim soffit profile for discreet installation
Rigid aluminum prevents sagging over long runs
Cut to length with basic tin snips
Package Contents
Channel quantity and section length are matched to your selected Govee light model and kit length. Pro and Non-Pro versions use different track profiles.
Aluminum Channel – Govee 2 / Elite
Length: 0.8m (31.5")
Width: 34mm (1.34")
Height: 22mm (0.87")
Hole Spacing: 40cm (15.75")
Aluminum Channel – Govee Pro
Length: 0.98m (38.58")
Width: 38mm (1.50")
Height: 23mm (0.91")
Hole Spacing: 49cm (19.29")
Screw not included
How to Install Govee Light Track in an Afternoon
With pre-drilled holes and simple screw mounting, most installs take just a few hours. No adhesives. No clips. Just clean alignment from corner to corner.
Step 1
Create a Guide Piece
Cut a 3–4 inch piece from a back channel. Use it to align and mark your install path so everything stays clean and consistent.

Step 2
Mark a Straight Line
Use chalk and the guide piece to trace a straight path along your eaves or fascia to avoid crooked or uneven mounting.

Step 3
Mount the Back Channel
Start with the back piece you cut. Then install the remaining track sections end-to-end. Use mounting holes or pre-drill if needed for clean installation of Govee light track.

Step 4
Load the LEDs
Insert Govee light heads into the track, one at a time. Align each light with the holes so they sit clean and evenly spaced.

Step 5
Snap Into Place
Push the front channel with LEDs into the mounted back piece until it clicks. This locks the aluminum track for Govee lights securely in place.

Bonus Tip
Trim & Finish as You Go
Cut track sections as needed to fit corners, gables, or tight overhangs. For angle cuts during your Govee track install, a miter saw is best, but tin snips will work too.

Common Questions
Answers to the most common questions about our aluminum track for Govee Permanent Outdoor Lights.
We offer track specifically designed for Govee 2, Govee Elite, and Govee Pro Permanent Outdoor Lights. Each version is designed around the dimensions and spacing of the corresponding lighting system to ensure a secure fit and clean appearance. Be sure to select the correct track version when ordering.
The main difference is the dimensions. Govee Pro and Govee 2/Ellite lights use different module sizes and light spacing, so the track is engineered with different section lengths and hole spacing to ensure a precise fit.
Other than the dimensions, installation is the same. Both versions mount using pre-drilled holes and snap together with the same simple process.
Mount the aluminum track directly to your soffit or other flat surface using exterior-grade screws (hardware not included). Once the back channel is installed, the Govee light heads snap securely into the front track, which then snaps onto the back piece. No clips, zip ties, or adhesives are needed — just a clean, secure fit.
Our Permanent Light Track is sized to match your specific Govee light kit and model.
If you ordered a 100ft Govee kit, select the 100ft track option for your matching model. The number of track sections and hole spacing are engineered to align with your light kit.
Pro and Non-Pro versions use different section lengths, so be sure to select the correct light model before ordering.
Yes. The track can easily be cut with tin snips or, even better, a miter saw.
No, screws or other mounting hardware are not included with the aluminum track for Govee Permanent Outdoor Lights. We recommend using exterior-grade screws that match the material you're mounting to, such as wood, brick, or aluminum fascia. This helps ensure a secure installation of your Govee light track system.
If you buy aluminum track for Govee Permanent Outdoor Lights, you can return it within 30 days as long as the pieces haven't been cut or damaged. Just reach out through our contact form and we'll help you start the return process. There is a restocking fee required. See details here: Return Policy
Most homeowners install this track themselves in just a few hours. The sections come pre-drilled and are designed to align easily along your soffit or fascia using basic tools.
If you’re comfortable using a drill and measuring a straight line, you can handle this install. No special tools, adhesives, or professional experience required.
A Govee light track system uses aluminum track to mount Govee Permanent Outdoor Lights while hiding wires and keeping lights evenly aligned. The result is a cleaner, more professional-looking installation that blends into your home during the day while allowing the lights to stand out at night.
Yes. Aluminum track provides a secure mounting solution that does not rely solely on adhesive backing. Many homeowners choose track to avoid issues with tape failure while also improving the appearance of their installation.
Govee Track System Reviews
See how homeowners are getting clean, professional installs with our aluminum track for Govee Permanent Outdoor Lights.



Your product was very easy to install it looks great. It was delivered on time. I would recommend it to anybody that needs to install govee lights.
perfect & thank you
Everything came in very fast! Happy with our purchase
Great tracking, sometimes arrives a bit bent
Hi Joseph, glad you like the track! If you're needing a bit extra to replace any bent pieces, just let us know and we're happy to send some.

Works and looks really nice. A real clean look.
Wow! That looks great combined with all the other lights!
Excellent purchase! I did my installation in October 2025 and I'm very satisfied with the results. These tracks are excellent quality, easy to install and looks nice after on the soffits!



They worked really well fit perfect easy to install
I would suggest that if this your first time, buy some cheap aluminum channel and learn to cut angles on it before you start. I messed mine up because of lack of experience so the angles aren't looking too great. I used a 36t hacksaw blade which was a nightmare. I don't have a miter saw but I think a Dremel would have worked better. I'm still trying to figure out how to cover these angled gaps. Wish there was a cap I could buy to cover them. It's better than having the wires exposed though and the straight channels look good. It's just the angles that make me wish I practiced more.










