For a standard 10×10 inline booth, most exhibitors use 2–4 lights. Two lights work well for a simple fabric backwall; four lights are recommended if you have shelving, products on display, or want maximum brightness to stand out on a busy show floor.

For most 10×10 booths, 25W (3250lm) per light is the sweet spot — bright enough to attract attention without creating glare. For larger booths (20×20+) or island setups, 50W (5500lm) linkable lights deliver the coverage and punch needed to compete on a large show floor.

Yes — our 21W and 50W linkable arm lights support daisy chaining. The 21W model chains up to 10 lights from a single outlet; the 50W model chains up to 6. This is a major advantage at trade shows where floor outlets are limited and extension cords are restricted.

For fabric backwalls, we recommend a 25W or 50W arm light positioned at the top of the display, angled downward at 30–45°. The wide, even beam of our 50W model (5500lm) eliminates hot spots and illuminates the full graphic evenly.

Most major US trade show venues — including McCormick Place (Chicago), the Las Vegas Convention Center, and the Orange County Convention Center — require ETL or UL listed lighting for all booth electrical equipment. Our 21W and 50W linkable arm lights are ETL listed and accepted at all major US venues.