NBA · LIFX and Govee score lights
Make your lights flash for the Indiana Pacers
When the Pacers score, your LIFX and Govee smart lights flash in their colors, right where you're watching. illumiscore watches the game for you.
Free for one light and one team. No card needed.
What happens when the Pacers score
illumiscore checks the scoreboard every few seconds during the game. When their score goes up (a basket or a free throw), the lights you picked pulse between the team's two colors for about 16 seconds (Govee lights switch between them for about 10), then go back to how they were. Basketball scores come fast, so the lights flash at most once every 30 seconds.
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Prefer other colors? Pick your own for the Pacers on your dashboard. Scores can land a few seconds before or after your broadcast, and streams often run 30 seconds or more behind, so each light can wait up to 60 seconds before it flashes.
How it works
Connect your lights
Sign up free, then paste a token from your LIFX account or an API key from Govee, or both. It takes a few minutes: here's where to click. No smart lights yet? See which ones work.
Follow the Pacers
The button on this page picks the Pacers for you once you've signed up. Keep their colors or choose your own.
Watch the game
Pick which lights flash and add a TV delay if your stream runs behind. When the Pacers win, your lights celebrate with a longer flash. You don't need to keep the site open.
Plans
Free flashes 1 light for 1 team, so the Pacers on one light costs nothing. Basic is $3 a month: up to 5 lights, up to 5 teams. Standard is $10 a month: up to 30 lights, up to 30 teams. Premium is $20 a month: up to 100 lights, unlimited teams. Compare plans.
Set it up for the Pacers How to connect your lights
Good to know
- Do my lights flash for every basket?
- Yes. Every time the Pacers score (a basket or a free throw), the lights you picked pulse in their colors. Basketball scores come fast, so the lights flash at most once every 30 seconds. A team flashes at most once every 30 seconds.
- Will the lights flash before I see it on TV?
- They can. Scores come from public scoreboards and can land a few seconds before or after the broadcast, and streams often run 30 seconds or more behind. Give each light a TV delay (up to 60 seconds) and it waits before flashing.
- Which lights work?
- LIFX and Govee lights that show colors and connect over Wi-Fi: bulbs, strips, lamps, downlights. Set them up in the LIFX or Govee Home app first. Nothing else to install.
- Can I use other colors for the Pacers?
- Yes. Your lights pulse in the team's two colors unless you pick your own for the Pacers on your dashboard.
- Does it cost anything to follow the Pacers?
- No. The Free plan flashes 1 light for 1 team. Paid plans add more lights and more teams, from $3 a month.
- Do I need to keep the site open?
- No. Once your team is picked, illumiscore watches the scores for you, all day, every day, and flashes your lights whether or not you're on the site.
- Is this made by the Indiana Pacers or the NBA?
- No. illumiscore is made by Thompson SWE LLC. It isn't affiliated with the Indiana Pacers, the NBA, ESPN, LIFX or Govee; the team's name and colors are used only to show you which team is which.
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- LA Clippers
- Los Angeles Lakers
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- Miami Heat
- Milwaukee Bucks
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- New York Knicks
- Oklahoma City Thunder
- Orlando Magic
- Philadelphia 76ers
- Phoenix Suns
- Portland Trail Blazers
- Sacramento Kings
- San Antonio Spurs
- Toronto Raptors
- Utah Jazz
- Washington Wizards
illumiscore isn't affiliated with the Indiana Pacers, the NBA, ESPN, LIFX or Govee. Team names and colors belong to their owners and are used only to show you which team is which. Flashing lights can trigger seizures in people with photosensitive epilepsy; see the terms.