Lighting Fixtures draw large amounts of power. This presents a problem in some locations if there is not enough power available for us to use. The amount of power required is directly related to the lighting setup that is trying to be run. There are options to solve this problem. If not enough power is available to run all the lighting fixtures, the operator can create programs that only turn on and run a given amount of lighting fixtures at any given time based on the amount of available power. These programs will then alternate and activate different lights, turning some on and some off in order to maintain the available current draw. However, if an event calls for a large setup where there are many fixtures that need to be on at the same time to achieve certain effects then the extra power is needed. In order to do this, when power is not available on a location we must generate it. If we must generate our own power there will be an additional charge which will be directly related to the amount of power needed. This additional charge is to cover the cost of the power generating equipment. For more information or to see if you have enough power in the location you are considering please contact us.
