Protection that shines after the lights go out

Your plan covers the repair or replacement of your lighting system if it experiences a covered mechanical or electrical breakdown after the manufacturer's warranty expires. This includes eligible failures caused by normal wear and tear or power surges.

No. Light bulbs and other consumable parts designed to be replaced periodically are not covered under the plan. The warranty protects eligible non-consumable components of your lighting system instead.

Yes. If an LED driver, ballast, transformer, integrated control module, internal wiring, or switching hardware fails due to a covered mechanical or electrical breakdown, the repair or replacement may be covered.

Yes. Covered power surges are included when there is no other insurance covering the same loss.

Coverage starts after the manufacturer's warranty expires. Your Confirmation Email contains your exact coverage dates and plan details.

The plan does not cover light bulbs, accidental damage, cosmetic damage, misuse, neglect, improper installation, non-compliant wiring, environmental damage, preventative maintenance, or pre-existing conditions.

Yes. You'll need to provide your Agreement, sales invoice, and purchase receipt when requesting service. You can access and store them in your Warranty Vault, your personal dashboard to manage warranties for everything you own.

You must report a covered mechanical or electrical failure within 30 days of the initial breakdown to remain eligible for service.

A deductible may apply depending on your specific protection plan. If one applies, the amount will be listed in your Confirmation Email.

No. SureBright Anywhere protection plans are non-transferable and apply only to the original purchaser and covered product within the United States.