Plan booth lighting for InfoComm exhibitors. This collection is selected for professional AV, digital-signage, conferencing, broadcast, control-system, immersive-audio and display exhibitors who need products and graphics to stay visible without compromising screens, projection or camera demonstrations.
Choose lighting for your InfoComm booth
| Display requirement | Recommended light | Why it fits |
|---|---|---|
| Standard 10×10 or 10×20 booth, equipment wall or reception counter | 25W LED booth light, 3250lm | Long linear head and broad 120° beam illuminate wide graphics and equipment zones with fewer isolated hotspots. |
| Mixed black equipment, white graphics and changing demonstration scenes | 25W Tri-CCT booth light | Switchable warm, neutral and cool light helps balance different materials and camera-visible backgrounds. |
| Tall backwall, large island, dark exhibit or strong ambient hall lighting | 50W linkable booth light, 5500lm | Higher output supports greater mounting height and large presentation zones when carefully aimed. |
| Temporary truss, frame, pipe or display profile | Compatible clamp or bracket | Flexible mounting positions the light without drilling finished exhibit components. |
Professional AV booth-lighting problems to solve
- Displays and glossy bezels reflect light: adjustable arms help move glare away from screens and visitor sightlines.
- Projection and LED walls need controlled contrast: illuminate surrounding graphics and products without directing the beam onto the image surface.
- Cameras expose poor lighting quickly: test color temperature, beam direction and flicker performance with the actual camera and frame-rate settings before the show.
- Black AV hardware can disappear: broad angled light reveals controls, connectors and product shape without flattening the presentation.
- Demo areas must remain usable: aim light away from lenses, presenters and seated eye lines while keeping printed benefits readable.
25W or 50W for InfoComm?
Start with 25W for most standard booths. The 3250lm model is the priority for approximately 3 m graphic walls, equipment displays, counters and meeting areas. Choose Tri-CCT when the same lighting kit must support different product finishes or recorded demonstrations.
Use 50W selectively for tall walls, large island stands, dark structures or strong ambient lighting. More output is not automatically better around displays, cameras and projection; confirm mounting height, spacing, aiming and demonstration sightlines.
Before ordering
- Measure the graphic wall, equipment zone, screen positions and mounting height.
- Photograph or identify the booth profile so clamp or bracket compatibility can be checked.
- Mark displays, cameras, projectors, glossy surfaces and audience eye lines that require glare control.
- Select the correct US plug and confirm Orange County Convention Center and stand-contractor electrical rules.
- For linkable layouts, design for up to 10 compatible units per run, then reduce the practical quantity according to cable length, load, installation and venue requirements.
Test before the show: use the actual display brightness, camera settings and demonstration content when confirming light position.
Need help choosing? Send BoothLights dimensions, renderings or photos, mounting profile, destination country and quantity.
Worldwide delivery: listed store prices include shipping and duties for consistent worldwide pricing.
BoothLights is an independent supplier and is not affiliated with, endorsed by or an official vendor of InfoComm, AVIXA, Orange County Convention Center or their contractors. Event names are used only to help exhibitors plan compatible booth lighting. Follow event, venue and contractor electrical requirements.
Plan booth lighting for InfoComm exhibitors. This collection is selected for professional AV, digital-signage, conferencing, broadcast, control-system, immersive-audio and display exhibitors who need products and graphics to stay visible without compromising screens, projection or camera demonstrations.
Choose lighting for your InfoComm booth
| Display requirement | Recommended light | Why it fits |
|---|---|---|
| Standard 10×10 or 10×20 booth, equipment wall or reception counter | 25W LED booth light, 3250lm | Long linear head and broad 120° beam illuminate wide graphics and equipment zones with fewer isolated hotspots. |
| Mixed black equipment, white graphics and changing demonstration scenes | 25W Tri-CCT booth light | Switchable warm, neutral and cool light helps balance different materials and camera-visible backgrounds. |
| Tall backwall, large island, dark exhibit or strong ambient hall lighting | 50W linkable booth light, 5500lm | Higher output supports greater mounting height and large presentation zones when carefully aimed. |
| Temporary truss, frame, pipe or display profile | Compatible clamp or bracket | Flexible mounting positions the light without drilling finished exhibit components. |
Professional AV booth-lighting problems to solve
- Displays and glossy bezels reflect light: adjustable arms help move glare away from screens and visitor sightlines.
- Projection and LED walls need controlled contrast: illuminate surrounding graphics and products without directing the beam onto the image surface.
- Cameras expose poor lighting quickly: test color temperature, beam direction and flicker performance with the actual camera and frame-rate settings before the show.
- Black AV hardware can disappear: broad angled light reveals controls, connectors and product shape without flattening the presentation.
- Demo areas must remain usable: aim light away from lenses, presenters and seated eye lines while keeping printed benefits readable.
25W or 50W for InfoComm?
Start with 25W for most standard booths. The 3250lm model is the priority for approximately 3 m graphic walls, equipment displays, counters and meeting areas. Choose Tri-CCT when the same lighting kit must support different product finishes or recorded demonstrations.
Use 50W selectively for tall walls, large island stands, dark structures or strong ambient lighting. More output is not automatically better around displays, cameras and projection; confirm mounting height, spacing, aiming and demonstration sightlines.
Before ordering
- Measure the graphic wall, equipment zone, screen positions and mounting height.
- Photograph or identify the booth profile so clamp or bracket compatibility can be checked.
- Mark displays, cameras, projectors, glossy surfaces and audience eye lines that require glare control.
- Select the correct US plug and confirm Orange County Convention Center and stand-contractor electrical rules.
- For linkable layouts, design for up to 10 compatible units per run, then reduce the practical quantity according to cable length, load, installation and venue requirements.
Test before the show: use the actual display brightness, camera settings and demonstration content when confirming light position.
Need help choosing? Send BoothLights dimensions, renderings or photos, mounting profile, destination country and quantity.
Worldwide delivery: listed store prices include shipping and duties for consistent worldwide pricing.
BoothLights is an independent supplier and is not affiliated with, endorsed by or an official vendor of InfoComm, AVIXA, Orange County Convention Center or their contractors. Event names are used only to help exhibitors plan compatible booth lighting. Follow event, venue and contractor electrical requirements.