Choose a 25W or 50W booth light by the exact model and the surface it needs to illuminate. Watts indicate electrical power, not coverage. Two 25W models can have different light output, while a 50W model with a narrower beam is not a direct replacement for two wider-beam lamps.
Published specifications for four options
These are the current product listings' figures, not independent measurements. Confirm the selected variant and instructions before ordering.
| Model | Light output | Beam | Color temperature | Published linking maximum |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 25W fixed CCT | 3250 lm | 120° | 3000K / 4500K / 6500K: choose one at purchase | Up to 10 |
| 25W Tri-CCT | 2500 lm | 120° | 3000K / 4500K / 6000K: button selected | Up to 10 |
| 50W Tri-CCT | 5500 lm | 60° | 3000K / 4500K / 6500K: switch selected | Up to 10 |
| 50W fixed CCT, black / silver | 5500 lm | 60° | 2700–3200K / 4500–4700K / 6500–7000K: choose one range | Up to 6 |
The two fixed-CCT 50W finishes share the listed light output, beam and linking maximum. Fixed CCT cannot be changed on site. Tri-CCT selects three discrete settings; it does not establish dimming or continuous color adjustment. The 25W and 50W Tri-CCT models have different cool settings.
Compare light on the same display
Measure target width and height, fixture distance and available mounting points. Compare light-distribution data or test the models on actual graphics and products under expected hall lighting. The listed 60° and 120° beams describe different distributions; angle and total lumens alone do not establish uniform wall coverage. Check edges, overlap, shadows, reflections and glare from visitor positions.
Choose a 25W model if the proposed arrangement meets the task. Consider a 50W model where its actual distribution and output meet a need the alternative does not. Neither wattage is limited to inline or island booths. More output may help at a position, but does not automatically reduce the required fixture count. Compare the complete layout's purchase cost, mounting work and input load, not just one lamp.
Check connections and mounting
The table gives published maximum quantities, not guaranteed safe quantities for every venue. Respect the lowest applicable cable, plug, connector, circuit and product limit, as well as venue rules. Identical-looking connectors do not establish compatibility; mix models only with explicit manufacturer approval. Otherwise plan separate permitted supply runs and check their combined load.
Verify mount dimensions, allowable load, clearance, destination voltage, plug and required model documentation. Compare the arm-light range or send the layout and installation details for a model-specific proposal. Test the complete proposed kit before finalizing quantity.