I'm STILL seeking someone interested in selling a gently used LED light setup for use at shows.

Try these work lights. I have six of them and they light up the booth. At 1400 lumens and a broad lighting angle, two per wall is adequate when placed 5 ft away from the work.

I took the feet and handles off, and use a SS radiator screw ring clamp to attach them to the EZ-Up roof struts. You would need a center line Sta-bar for either a Craft-Hut or Trim Line to mount them front-to-back of the booth to the rear. They go on sale now and then as I got mine for $28. They don't generate any heat to speak of, and if the green color is off-putting, you could mask the clear face plate and repaint the bodies easy enough. No one has ever commented on the color, and there have been comments about how the bright booth caught their eyes a distance away from the booth.

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00W9M5GII/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_t...

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Robert Wallis July 26, 2020 at 10:20pm

Try these work lights. I have six of them and they light up the booth. At 1400 lumens and a broad lighting angle, two per wall is adequate when placed 5 ft away from the work.

I took the feet and handles off, and use a SS radiator screw ring clamp to attach them to the EZ-Up roof struts. You would need a center line Sta-bar for either a Craft-Hut or Trim Line to mount them front-to-back of the booth to the rear. They go on sale now and then as I got mine for $28. They don't generate any heat to speak of, and if the green color is off-putting, you could mask the clear face plate and repaint the bodies easy enough. No one has ever commented on the color, and there have been comments about how the bright booth caught their eyes a distance away from the booth.

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00W9M5GII/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_t...

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