Choose the model for a specific requirement
The BOOTH LIGHTS 35W 3500lm exhibition arm light offers three mounting options and a published maximum of six compatible fixtures per specified run. These can be useful for a backwall or a display with several mounting points. A large booth or high hall ceiling does not by itself establish that this model is needed: the relevant distance is from the fixture to the surface being lit.
Compare lumens, not wattage labels
The current 25W 3250lm multi-mount model is a concrete comparison. The 35W model's 3500lm is 250lm, or about 7.7%, more published light output; its nominal wattage is 40% higher. That does not make the display 40% brighter. Neither percentage proves a lux increase, wider usable coverage or fewer required lamps. Distance, aiming, optics, surface finish and hall light must be assessed on the actual display.
Both pages specify a 120° beam and CRI 90+. Beam angle does not guarantee uniform light to a hard boundary. CRI is a comparison with a reference at similar color temperature, not a promise that every product or print color will match daylight.
Confirm the exact variant
- 35W, 3500lm, CRI 90+ and a listed 120° beam.
- Fixed 3000K, 4500K or 7000K selected at purchase; not a three-color switch. Silver or Black housing.
- Listed AC85–245V input and DC24V fixture working voltage; confirm the supplied power arrangement and its labels. Never connect a DC24V fixture directly to venue mains.
- 400mm standard arm; 500–700mm custom lengths on request. Confirm the actual ordered length and mount load.
- Listed as non-dimmable. Do not connect an unapproved dimmer. Test any camera use at actual shutter, frame-rate and lighting settings.
- Current package lists a 3m power cord, 1m link cable and aluminum clamp, dual M8 bolt-fix bracket and M8 sliding-block bracket.
Choose and verify one suitable mount
Measure the profile and its permitted load. The page lists 55mm depth for the large clamp and 31mm for the small clamp; confirm the clamp supplied for your configuration, including its contact on the actual profile. A depth figure does not prove fit on every shape or stability of the whole stand.
The dual M8 bracket needs an approved fixing surface and suitable fastening; it is not permission to drill any rented frame or a guarantee of unlimited thickness. For the M8 sliding block, verify the actual channel opening, internal shape, engagement and support, not just an “M8” name. Keep fabric and cables clear, check the projecting arm, and disconnect power before adjusting the mount. An included option still needs a compatibility check.
Plan a six-light run within all limits
Use only the specified compatible fixtures, supply and linking cables, with a maximum of six fixtures in one run. Six at 35W total 210W nominal fixture power; ten at 25W total 250W. They are different totals, and neither calculation proves the safe rating of a supply, cable, connector or circuit. Follow the lowest component rating, actual input load and event rules; the six-light maximum cannot be raised because a circuit has spare capacity.
Do not assume a standard 500W venue service. Include screens, chargers and every other load on the ordered service, and confirm the input voltage, frequency, plug and installation responsibility with the electrical provider. Two sockets may share one circuit. Confirm required link lengths and power supplies in the quotation rather than improvising extensions. Route cables without pinching or trip hazards, keep equipment ventilated, and stop using damaged parts.
Test the layout and price the complete installation
Map each graphic, shelf and demonstration surface with its width, height, mounting position and viewing direction. Test center, edges and overlaps from the aisle; adjust position and aiming before adding lamps. A 20×20 ft footprint, about 6.10×6.10m, does not guarantee that six or eight lamps cover four sides. If the plan requires eight compatible 35W fixtures, they cannot all be in one run; splitting them still requires confirmation of each supply and the shared service.
The product page lists ETL, UL, CE, UKCA, SAA and RoHS and a three-year warranty. Request documents for the exact fixture and supplied electrical configuration and current warranty terms; the list alone does not establish venue acceptance. Budget lamps, mounts, link cables, supplies, event electrical work, transport, taxes and duties. Confirm stock, destination-specific shipping and receiving deadlines. Send the frame details, layout, destination and deadline or request a current quantity quotation.