Party lighting and light effects
Laser patterns on the ceiling, colourful beams from moving heads or a flashing strobe turn a living room, hall or club into a dance floor. Party lighting and light effects include moving heads, laser projectors, disco balls and disco lights, strobes, UV lights, as well as decorative fairy lights, light-up letters and numbers. There are small lights for parties at home and more powerful stage lights with DMX512 control for DJs and clubs.
Party lighting and light effects
Moving heads move the beam from side to side and up and down, so the light travels around the whole room. The range goes from 30 W mini models through 80 and 150 W heads to a set of two 200 W heads with 18 rotating prisms. They mix RGB or RGBW colours, and some have a built-in laser or white strobe. The 150 W LED effect light with six moving arms and lasers creates a similar effect.
Laser projectors draw colourful patterns and beams on walls and ceilings. Smaller projectors with a remote control and preset patterns suit parties at home. For a stage set-up there are effect lasers with DMX control or the 120 W laser projector, which combines seven colours with white and offers 8 patterns. Never look into the laser beam or point it at guests' eyes.
Disco balls and disco lights create a club atmosphere. The LED disco ball and RGB disco lights with remote control, the projection light with 48 LEDs, the RGB party bulb or the rechargeable ambient lamp with colour projection fill the room with coloured dots of light. The disco ball with a 15 W projector reacts to music thanks to sound activation. RGB, UV and LED strobes emphasise the rhythm, and 50 and 150 W UV lights make fluorescent colours glow.
For calmer décor there is decorative lighting: fairy lights up to 6 m long, including a string with maple leaves and one for hanging photos, light-up LED tubes and decorative light-up letters, numbers and houses. For costumes, there is LED light wire in 1 or 3 m lengths that attaches to clothing.
When choosing party lighting and light effects, the size of the space and the type of control are what matter. For a flat, lights with a remote control or sound activation are enough. For halls and stages, more powerful lights with DMX512 are worth it, as they can be linked and controlled from a single controller.