01-20
2026
The power supply for stage lights needs to be matched according to the type of lighting fixture, usage scenario, and load requirements. There is no fixed value, but the core range covers 100W–2400W, and a 20% power reserve is required to ensure stable operation (to avoid full-load loss and accommodate dimming, instantaneous startup, etc.). The specific matching standards are as follows:I. Power Range Divided by Lighting Fixture Type1. Small decorative lighting fixtures (downlights, small beam lights, footlights): Low power requirements, suitable for 100W–300W power supplies, mostly DC output (12V/24V), adapting to the low power consumption characteristics of LED light sources, suitable for creating local atmosphere.2. Conventional functional lighting fixtures (spotlights, floodlights, profile lights): Medium power, suitable for 300W–1000W powe...
01-20
2026
Choosing the right power supply for stage lighting is primarily based on three dimensions: lighting fixture characteristics, usage scenarios, and compliance requirements. This involves key principles such as power matching and performance compatibility, while also incorporating a safety margin to ensure stable, durable power supply that meets usage needs. Stage lighting power supplies range from 100W to 2400W, with no fixed standard; they must be selected based on specific requirements. The specific selection method and power matching standards are as follows: I. Core Selection Steps: Four Steps to Find the Right Power Supply 1. Step One: Determine the Power Range Based on Lighting Fixture Type. Different types of stage lights have vastly different power consumption. First, clarify the type of lighting fixture and light source attributes to determin...