Light a pet industry booth so buyers can read the packaging, compare products on shelves and follow demonstrations. Start with the real bags, collars, toys and equipment: their finishes and display positions matter more than a fixed lamp count for a 10×10 booth.
Check each display surface
| Display | Lighting test | Look for |
|---|---|---|
| Food and treat bags | Move the light and view glossy packaging from the aisle | Readable ingredients, photos and labels without bright reflections |
| Collars, toys and beds | Test the full shelf, including lower levels | Visible colors, textile texture and shadows from shelves |
| Grooming tools | Test with the presenter and equipment in position | Clear hands and controls without glare on metal |
| Health and supplement packaging | Light labels evenly | Legible instructions; lighting cannot establish product efficacy |
Choose color with real products
Compare available warm and neutral-white settings with the final assortment and hall lighting. CCT describes the appearance of white light; it does not guarantee faithful reds, greens or printed brand colors. CRI 90+ is useful for shortlisting, then check actual samples and available color-rendering data. Avoid abrupt color changes across adjacent shelves.
Keep demonstrations visible
Aim light at the working surface rather than into the presenter’s or visitors’ eyes. Check shadows with someone standing at the table. If live animals are involved, agree placement and exposure with the handler; do not assume a display arm light is suitable for every demonstration.
Compare fixtures and power arrangements
- 25W booth light, 3250lm: compare broad coverage for graphics and product shelves.
- 35W exhibition arm light, 3500lm: compare coverage for larger display surfaces.
- 21W exhibition arm light, 2100lm: independently powered; provide a suitable connection per fixture.
- 50W silver linkable light, 5500lm: higher-output option; the published limit is six fixtures per run, subject to the lowest cable, connector, circuit and venue limit.
Before the show
- Trial-fit mounts to the actual frame and confirm approved load and orientation.
- Inspect all shelf levels and reflective bags from visitor height.
- Record CCT, positions, cable routes and connected load after the trial.
- For SuperZoo, Global Pet Expo or Interzoo, check the current exhibitor manual and exact model documents before ordering.
Common planning questions
How many lights does a 10×10 pet booth need?
Booth width alone is insufficient. Base quantity on mounting height, beam coverage, shelf spacing, hall light and the trial display.
Can the 21W model be daisy-chained?
The linked 21W model is independently powered. Use only fixtures and cables explicitly approved for linking, with their stated limits.
Browse LED display arm lights or send shelf dimensions, packaging photos and mounting details for selection help.