It seems I am scheduled to do several shows that extend into the later hours of the day and I am needing to use lights for my EZ Up. Does anyone have any suggestions for INEXPENSIVE lights?
Thanks.

We were thinking of trying out some LED lights that are powered by AA batteries. Don't know if anyone else has tried these. The white LED's seem pretty good now.
Joe

I recently bought a couple small fluorescent lights from Home Depot. They connect together and seem to give sufficient light for my display. Downside, they need electrical connection.

We also thought about lights for RV's and boats that would run on 12V.
But that means wheeling a 12V deep cycle battery back and forth to the hotel to charge overnight. We've got a show coming up that runs until 10pm and doesn't provide 110 ac.
joe

You also may want to go to www.propanels.com/lighting.html Copy and paste that link or just go to their main page and you will find it. They also have a link on our home page and under Products and Services as well.

Details on Pro Panels new booth lighting systems are both in the May and June inside back covers of the magazine. Don't quote me on it, but I think the pricing starts at around $100 and you can have a nice professional lighting package specifically designed for Art & Craft booths for around $200.

Low-Watt Low-heat evenly distributed, glare free beam pattern with no hot spots. It works with either 110v or 12v DC Power. 14 watt bulbs with a 3 year warranty

Are you on our email list? We sent out a special announcement to all newsletter subscribers on March 20th regarding their new lighting systems. It's free and you do not have to subscribe to the magazine or the rest of the website to receive special offers.

Pro Panels has been a long time supporter and sponsor of this website, the magazine and our eXtreme Booth Makeover. Please support them by checking it out.

Thanks, and I hope this helps.

Joe Halbrucker

Joe,

Thanks for the kind words.

We starting selling some LED lights about 3 months ago and the feedback so far has been great. We have a ton of information on our website regarding this system.

Not to get into a sales pitch but...the specs on the bulb are:

14-Watt Par30 LED bulb, delivers about 700 lumens and is available in 3500K or 5000K color choice. The bulb features a panel array design that utilizes a cluster of 60 low power LEDs for a nice smooth light at a 60 degree beam spread. Each bulb is $60 and the track fixture is $20. The bulb has a 3-year manufactures warranty and a 30,000 hour life expectancy.
Check it out or if you have any other specific questions either post them or give us a call

thanks
Mark Burris
General Manager
Pro Panels