LED Booth Lighting for CES Exhibitors
Plan LED booth arm lights for CES products, printed graphics and live demonstrations. Technology exhibitors and stand builders should compare beam spread, mounting distance and screen reflections before choosing a fixture.
Choose by booth task
| Booth task | Recommended starting point | Why compare it |
|---|---|---|
| Reusable lighting for changing products and graphics | 25W Tri-CCT booth light, 2500lm | Switchable 3000K, 4500K and 6000K with CRI 90+. |
| Bright, broad coverage for product walls | 25W arm light, 3250lm | A 120° beam supports graphics, prototypes and demonstration counters. |
| Black or white fixture to match the stand | 25W linear Tri-CCT light, 2500lm | Coordinate the fixture with dark technology walls or clean white displays. |
| Different frame systems or limited mounting points | 25W multi-mount light, 3250lm | Several compatible mounting options help with changing booth structures. |
| Large brand walls or strong venue lighting | 50W Tri-CCT linkable light, 5500lm | Higher output for tested large-format layouts and longer mounting distances. |
Common CES display-lighting problems
- Screens and glossy devices: aim broad light away from displays and polished surfaces when reflections hide interfaces or product detail.
- Small prototypes and components: use CRI 90+ lighting where visitors, buyers and media need to inspect color, materials and finishes.
- Live demonstrations: light the presenter, product and instructions without creating glare for the audience or cameras.
- Eureka Park and compact booths: confirm clamp clearance, arm reach, packed size and available power before choosing quantity.
- Large brand walls: overlap wide beams to reduce dark gaps across graphics instead of relying on isolated bright points.
- Changing product categories: Tri-CCT models let the team select warm, neutral or cool white on site.
25W or 50W?
Use 25W as the first comparison for standard-height graphics, counters, product shelves and compact booths when a tested layout provides the required brightness. Compare 50W for tall walls, larger graphics, longer throw distances or intense ambient lighting. Select by lumens, beam angle, mounting distance, overlap and surface reflectance, not wattage alone.
Plan mounting and power before ordering
- Measure the rail, extrusion, tube, panel or counter where each fixture will mount.
- Confirm fixture color, fixed or switchable CCT, plug type and input voltage.
- For linkable lights, calculate the actual load and follow the lowest-rated light, cable, connector, plug, circuit and venue limit.
- Review the current CES exhibitor manual for the assigned venue before installation.
- Test lighting with the real screen, product finish, graphic material and camera position.
Project support and delivery
Send the booth plan, venue, wall height, graphic dimensions, frame photos, product zones and move-in deadline for a fixture and quantity comparison. Store prices include worldwide shipping and duties; confirm production and transit time before the required delivery date.
For agencies, exhibit builders and repeat projects, request wholesale and volume pricing or browse all LED trade show lights.
BOOTH LIGHTS is an independent lighting supplier and is not affiliated with, endorsed by or appointed by CTA or CES. Dates, venue rules and exhibitor requirements can change; verify current information with the official organizer.
Compare beam, power and mounting before buying
The 25W Tri-CCT booth light is 2500lm, 120°, AC85–245V, with 3000K/4500K/6000K settings. The 50W Tri-CCT light is 5500lm, 60°, AC85–245V, with 3000K/4500K/6500K settings. More lumens do not mean a wider beam. Both list a 3m power cord and 1m extension/link cable; the 50W package also lists two sliding tabs. Compare the exact clamp opening, frame profile, arm reach and connector photos before ordering. A listed linking limit is not permission to connect different models together.
Which beam suits graphics beside a demonstration screen?
Compare the 25W 120° beam with the 50W 60° beam at the actual target distance. Aim toward graphics or prototypes and test reflections from the visitor and camera positions; neither wattage nor CCT switching removes glare.
Will the light mount and connectors fit my stand?
Measure the rail profile, thickness and clamp clearance. Send connector photos and confirm the exact plug and rated voltage. Use only confirmed compatible linking parts and follow the lowest electrical or venue limit.
What should I send for a quotation?
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25W Tri-CCT LED Trade Show Booth Light – 2500lm -
25W LED Booth Display Arm Light – 3250lm, Black or Gray -
25W Tri-CCT Linear LED Booth Arm Light – Black or White, 2500lm -
25W Multi-Mount LED Exhibition Arm Light – 3250lm, Linkable -
50W Tri-CCT Linkable LED Trade Show Light – 5500lm -
50W Silver Linkable LED Trade Show Light – 5500lm, Fixed CCT -
50W Black Linkable LED Trade Show Light – 5500lm, Fixed CCT
LED Booth Lighting for CES Exhibitors
Plan LED booth arm lights for CES products, printed graphics and live demonstrations. Technology exhibitors and stand builders should compare beam spread, mounting distance and screen reflections before choosing a fixture.
Choose by booth task
| Booth task | Recommended starting point | Why compare it |
|---|---|---|
| Reusable lighting for changing products and graphics | 25W Tri-CCT booth light, 2500lm | Switchable 3000K, 4500K and 6000K with CRI 90+. |
| Bright, broad coverage for product walls | 25W arm light, 3250lm | A 120° beam supports graphics, prototypes and demonstration counters. |
| Black or white fixture to match the stand | 25W linear Tri-CCT light, 2500lm | Coordinate the fixture with dark technology walls or clean white displays. |
| Different frame systems or limited mounting points | 25W multi-mount light, 3250lm | Several compatible mounting options help with changing booth structures. |
| Large brand walls or strong venue lighting | 50W Tri-CCT linkable light, 5500lm | Higher output for tested large-format layouts and longer mounting distances. |
Common CES display-lighting problems
- Screens and glossy devices: aim broad light away from displays and polished surfaces when reflections hide interfaces or product detail.
- Small prototypes and components: use CRI 90+ lighting where visitors, buyers and media need to inspect color, materials and finishes.
- Live demonstrations: light the presenter, product and instructions without creating glare for the audience or cameras.
- Eureka Park and compact booths: confirm clamp clearance, arm reach, packed size and available power before choosing quantity.
- Large brand walls: overlap wide beams to reduce dark gaps across graphics instead of relying on isolated bright points.
- Changing product categories: Tri-CCT models let the team select warm, neutral or cool white on site.
25W or 50W?
Use 25W as the first comparison for standard-height graphics, counters, product shelves and compact booths when a tested layout provides the required brightness. Compare 50W for tall walls, larger graphics, longer throw distances or intense ambient lighting. Select by lumens, beam angle, mounting distance, overlap and surface reflectance, not wattage alone.
Plan mounting and power before ordering
- Measure the rail, extrusion, tube, panel or counter where each fixture will mount.
- Confirm fixture color, fixed or switchable CCT, plug type and input voltage.
- For linkable lights, calculate the actual load and follow the lowest-rated light, cable, connector, plug, circuit and venue limit.
- Review the current CES exhibitor manual for the assigned venue before installation.
- Test lighting with the real screen, product finish, graphic material and camera position.
Project support and delivery
Send the booth plan, venue, wall height, graphic dimensions, frame photos, product zones and move-in deadline for a fixture and quantity comparison. Store prices include worldwide shipping and duties; confirm production and transit time before the required delivery date.
For agencies, exhibit builders and repeat projects, request wholesale and volume pricing or browse all LED trade show lights.
BOOTH LIGHTS is an independent lighting supplier and is not affiliated with, endorsed by or appointed by CTA or CES. Dates, venue rules and exhibitor requirements can change; verify current information with the official organizer.
Compare beam, power and mounting before buying
The 25W Tri-CCT booth light is 2500lm, 120°, AC85–245V, with 3000K/4500K/6000K settings. The 50W Tri-CCT light is 5500lm, 60°, AC85–245V, with 3000K/4500K/6500K settings. More lumens do not mean a wider beam. Both list a 3m power cord and 1m extension/link cable; the 50W package also lists two sliding tabs. Compare the exact clamp opening, frame profile, arm reach and connector photos before ordering. A listed linking limit is not permission to connect different models together.
Which beam suits graphics beside a demonstration screen?
Compare the 25W 120° beam with the 50W 60° beam at the actual target distance. Aim toward graphics or prototypes and test reflections from the visitor and camera positions; neither wattage nor CCT switching removes glare.
Will the light mount and connectors fit my stand?
Measure the rail profile, thickness and clamp clearance. Send connector photos and confirm the exact plug and rated voltage. Use only confirmed compatible linking parts and follow the lowest electrical or venue limit.