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Christmas light projectors are very impressive machines with many possible options for decorations. These objects let us create a nice atmosphere in an inside or outside enironment immediately and with not much effort. They are perfect to create the right atmosphere in joyful events such as Christmas, a birthday, Halloween, or a wedding.
They are not toys, and are made of a lighting source such as halogen, led or laser bulbs, inserted into a lamp usually made of plastic or aluminium. This led halogen light projects a ray of light at a certain distance on a wall or on plants.
As we mentioned earlier, you can create spectacular images in just a few seconds, with no effort at all, and you don’t even need an electrician or a technician to set them up since they are very, very easy to use. It’s actually a big pro, given the fact that the installation cost is usually the highest cost in such settings.
Thanks to light projectors you can easily light up difficult areas such as very high walls, and also in a safe way given the low tension needed by the projector.
You can find two types of projectors in stores: led and laser.
In Holyart catalogue you can find various types of projectors: led and laser.
Characteristics of the laser projectors:
- they have higher intensity compared to led projectors;
- they have a low energy consumption;
- their technology has a good maturation point;
- they allow to cover wider and farther areas;
- they are safe and low-tension: class 1 and 2 lasers do not damage your sight;
- if the distance increases, the light intensity decreases gradually and slowly;
- the effect is clearly visible even on plants and trees if you use a green laser;
- the light is directional, that means that it project the light only towards the interested point, causing no disturb to neighbors;
- they are more expensive than led models;
- limited number of colors available (green, red, blue);
- the type of images that can be projected is limited to dots, images outlines, small stars;
Characteristics of the led projectors:
- low price;
- low energy consumption;
- the projection of images can be with full light;
- there are multiple shades of colors (also white);
- they occupy less space as they are more compact;
- there are also color changing led models;
- the outcome is good only in short distance;
- the higher the distance, the lower the light intensity;
- the projection loses intensity on plants and trees;
Light projectors can be used both for indoor and outdoor use.
With this devices you can decorate your house, your garden, public places, the dancefloor of a bar, a gazebo ceiling, a pool, walls, either internal or external, trees and plants, windows, Nativity scenes.
In Holyart catalogue you can find various types of laser and led projectors:
- stars-themed laser projectors;
- hearts-themed laser projector;
- Christmas-themed led projectors (gifts, balls, bows..);
- laser projector with 12 images such as moon and moving dots;
- 6 led projector with rotating half-sphere;
- 3D led projector with water waves effect;
- laser projector with snowflake theme for outdoors and indoors;
Indoors projectors come with a support base or fixing support. Outdoors projectors are inserted into the ground with their stake or into a vase with soil or gravel.
Some suggestions for making the best use of your projector:
- To have a better result, the light projector should face towards dark, not illuminated, walls. Darkness is fundamental: to project Christmas images or for a starry night effect on walls, there should not be illuminated areas.
- As a reference, you should take the consumption (Watts) to understand how powerful the light is:
between 1 and 5 Watts consumption indicates low power and brightness. The lower the consumption, the lower the distance between the course of the light and the surface to light up has to be.
- How to understand the right balance between projecting too close or too far. If you place the projector too far, you might have a very big image that covers a wide area, but that is quite blurry. Even if you place it too close, the projection will not have enough space to shape up.
- It is also very important to place the projector straight: for a better result you should place it upright in relation to the surface you want to project the image on. A projector placed obliqually on a surface in respect to the wall, will project a deformed image.
- You should also pay attention to the color of the lights: green is advisable for projection of plants, so that it gains volume and intensity. Blue and green are the brightest colors even at long distances. If you prefer red or white, you will have to make sure that the wall is smooth and that the projector is not too far from the wall.