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VISION
Category: Luxury LED Arch Lights / Christmas Motif Lights / Outdoor LED Decorations / Holiday Plaza Decor
Signature outcome: A photogenic, traffic-shaping gateway that turns entries into destinations and powers seasonal campaigns
Light engine: Epistar LED for stable color, high efficacy, and long service life
Weather rating: IP65 waterproof for dependable outdoor use
Supply options: 24V / 110V / 220V to align with global standards
Visuals: Steady, Flash, or RGB scenes; custom colors and motifs available
Structure: Modular, serviceable sections; stoving-varnish metal frame; PET tinsel + rope/string light optics
At twilight the arch feels less like hardware and more like atmosphere—a continuous ribbon of glow that welcomes guests while guiding movement. The finish is smooth and resilient to the touch; the optical stack glitters lightly, so cameras read the scene as bright but never harsh. Under the surface, Epistar LED packages deliver consistent luminance with low energy draw, meaning long evening run times without budget anxiety. Crews assemble sections with keyed fittings, bolt down baseplates, and seal weather-tight connectors in a straightforward sequence. The design balances durability and beauty: a structure rugged enough for municipal plazas, yet refined enough for premium retail. Deployed as a single gateway or repeated as a tunnel, the arch anchors holiday storytelling, concentrates footfall at priority entrances, and generates user-generated content that keeps your campaign visible beyond the site itself.
| Item | Spec |
|---|---|
| LED Source | Epistar LED (rope + string light array) |
| Colors | Red / Green / Warm White / White / Blue / Pink / Custom |
| Lighting Effects | Steady, Flash, RGB |
| Ingress Protection | IP65 (outdoor) |
| Input Voltage | 24V / 110V / 220V |
| Lifespan | 50,000 hours (typical) |
| Warranty | 1 year |
| Working Temperature | –40 ~ 60°C |
| Materials | PET tinsel, LED rope light, LED string light, stoving-varnish metal frame |
| Size | Customized (single span or multi-span tunnel) |
| Maintenance | Segment-level service; recommended spare kit for peak season |
| Quality | Aging test and weather-resistant materials prior to shipment |
Commercial impact
Creates a premium arrival moment that naturally attracts dwell time and social shares.
Frames entries, pop-ups, and queue lines so way-finding feels intuitive without extra staffing.
Reliability in weather
IP65 sealing protects connectors and harnessing during rain or frost events.
UV-stable optical media and corrosion-resistant finish preserve appearance across seasons.
Operational simplicity
Modular sections and labeled wiring minimize install time and reduce training overhead.
Segmented strings mean a local fault won’t darken the whole span; uptime stays high.
Brand-forward aesthetics
Warm white hospitality tone, ice white winter feel, or full RGB storytelling.
Custom geometry and headers allow discreet logo integration without visual clutter.
Total cost of ownership
High-efficacy Epistar LED lowers nightly kWh.
Serviceable design reduces truck rolls and extends reuse across multiple campaigns.
Commercial-grade build & customization
Engineered for streetscapes, retail plazas, and municipal events; CAD-to-sample workflow; size, geometry, and branding options.
Ingress & durability
IP65 waterproof architecture; stoving-varnish metal frame; UV-stable optical materials; wide operating temperature range.
Optics & control
Choice of warm/cool whites or RGB; steady/flash/chase scenes; optional synchronization; single-fault resilience by segment.
Electrical & compatibility
24V / 110V / 220V input choices; efficient power distribution; clear load and cable run guidance.
Installation & serviceability
Modular crating; baseplate anchoring on hardscape or ground stakes on turf; labeled harnessing; spare-part strategy.
Logistics & after-sales
Pre-production sample options; documented installation sequence; peak-season spares; remote support when required.
Applications & experience design
Gateways, tunnels, promenades, and photo backdrops with deliberate “pause points” to encourage sharing.
Sustainability & TCO
Energy-efficient light engine, multi-year reuse, and transport-smart packaging to control both carbon and cost.
Frame and finish
A stoving-varnish metal frame resists corrosion and keeps a refined sheen after storage cycles. Baseplates accept chemical anchors for concrete or stakes for turf, reducing site dependencies. Concealed cable trays protect routing while preserving a clean silhouette.
Optical stack
PET tinsel and rope/string lights diffuse point sources into a continuous halo. The look is soft and camera-friendly—close-up sparkle without “hotspot” glare. Epistar LEDs hold chromaticity over long run times so warm whites stay inviting and RGB transitions render cleanly.
Thermal and environmental discipline
From –40 to 60°C, materials remain flexible and electronic drivers stay within safe operating limits. IP65 sealing and gasketed connectors are chosen for repeated seasonal handling without compromising weather protection.
Service access
Segment-level harnesses and quick-connect junctions mean common tasks—string swap, connector replacement, fuse check—are minutes-level, not hours, keeping uptime high during peak traffic windows.
Geometry & scale
Single arch for a signature entry or repeated spans for immersive tunnels.
Clear heights tuned for pedestrian boulevards vs. drive-through lanes.
Optional crown, star, or gift-box motifs; removable header panel for campaign branding.
Optics
Warm white for hospitality, cool white for a crisp winter tone, or full RGB palettes aligned to brand color codes.
Diffusion density can be tuned to emphasize “soft halo” or “sparkle” depending on the environment.
Control tiers
Essential: on/off plus timers for steady scenes and simple schedules.
Show: scene controller with pre-set chases and fades for festive cycles.
Pro: synchronized programming across multiple arches; optional triggering with event timelines.
Power topology
Centralized feed where conduit exists; distributed low-voltage runs for open plazas to minimize voltage drop and cable shadows.
Connectors are keyed and weather-sealed to speed assembly and protect terminations.
Before delivery
Confirm slab thickness, anchor style, cable routing, and safe egress paths. Approve drawings that show spans, baseplate footprint, and power drops.
On site
Uncrate labeled sections; position baseplates; pin and secure arch modules; connect harnesses; weather-seal connectors. Perform voltage and insulation checks, then a 20–30 minute burn-in per span.
In season
Schedule a quick weekly walk-through for visual QC. Keep a micro spare kit (strings, connectors, fuses) on hand; swaps are straightforward with labeled harnessing.
Off-season
Wrap optical media, bag hardware, and crate by section. Photograph each crate’s contents and log serials to accelerate next year’s rebuild and inventory.
Spec-to-Benefit Matrix
| Spec | Operator Benefit |
|---|---|
| IP65 ingress protection | Stable uptime through rain/frost; fewer weather callouts |
| Epistar LED light source | Lower energy per lumen; consistent color on camera |
| Modular sections | Faster install/teardown; lower handling risk |
| 24V / 110V / 220V inputs | Multi-region deployment without converters |
| –40 ~ 60°C components | Predictable performance in winter cold snaps |
City gateways & high streetsEstablish a clear arrival moment and a visual anchor for maps and way-finding. Add a modest ground graphic to orient selfies and keep queues moving.
Malls, outlets & lifestyle centersFrame primary entries, brand activations, or queue lanes; use warm white for hospitality or RGB for promotional bursts during late trading hours.
Parks, attractions & winter trailsBuild a repeated-span tunnel for a “walk-through wonder” moment; synchronize with evening showtimes to spike shareable content.
Hospitality & corporate campusesAlign colors to brand guidelines; switch palettes for special events without rehanging fixtures to maximize reuse.
Design guidance: Place the arch where visitors naturally pause—ticketing, entries, plazas—so the light doubles as guidance and a photo backdrop.
Energy: Epistar LEDs deliver high efficacy, cutting nightly consumption while maintaining visual punch.
Reuse: Durable finishes and UV-stable media support multi-year redeployment, reducing waste and repurchase cycles.
Transport & storage: Detachable sections and labeled crates lower volumetric freight and storage footprint.
Maintenance: Segment-level service reduces component waste and technician time, keeping the total cost of ownership predictable over multi-season plans.
Built for commercial reality
This is not residential décor scaled up; it’s engineered for high-traffic, camera-heavy environments where uptime matters.
Design-to-delivery discipline
Rapid CAD, color boards, and pre-production samples align stakeholders early. Mounting layouts, load data, and wiring plans reduce permit friction and onsite uncertainty.
Cost clarity and predictability
An optimized bill of materials, efficient light engine, and modular servicing compress OPEX across energy, labor, and spares.
Global readiness
24V / 110V / 220V options and clear documentation support multi-region estates and rollouts without bespoke rework.
Service DNA
Installation guidance and responsive parts support protect your peak season. The outcome is simple: more nights online, fewer surprises.
Q1. Can you match our brand colors or integrate a logo?
Yes. Provide Pantone/RGB references and brand usage rules; we return renderings and, if required, a sample for approval. A removable header panel can carry seasonal or sponsor branding and be swapped without re-engineering the arch.
Q2. What control options are available?
Choose Essential (timers/steady), Show (pre-set chase/fade scenes), or Pro (synchronized programming across multiple arches). We recommend a tier based on span count, staffing, and the storytelling ambition of your campaign.
Q3. How is the arch installed and anchored?
Sections pin together and bolt to baseplates. On hardscape, use chemical anchors; on turf, use stakes with ground protection as needed. We supply a mounting layout, load notes, and a wiring diagram to align facilities and contractor teams.
Q4. How do we maintain uptime during peak season?
The array is segmented; a localized issue will not black out the entire span. Keep the suggested spare kit onsite—most swaps are minutes-level tasks with basic hand tools and a voltage check.
Q5. Is it suitable for harsh weather?
Yes. The assembly is IP65 with UV-stable optical media and an operating range of –40 to 60°C. Routine visual checks during long wet spells are advised, as with any outdoor installation.
Q6. Can we reuse the arch across years and locations?
Absolutely. The design breaks down into labeled crates for compact storage and re-assembly. We can standardize connectors and documentation across your estate to simplify redeployments.
Q7. Do you support mixed voltages across different regions?Yes. 24V / 110V / 220V inputs are available. For multi-region portfolios we pre-label plugs, connectors, and documentation by country to minimize site-level confusion.
At twilight the arch feels less like hardware and more like atmosphere—a continuous ribbon of glow that welcomes guests while guiding movement. The finish is smooth and resilient to the touch; the optical stack glitters lightly, so cameras read the scene as bright but never harsh. Under the surface, Epistar LED packages deliver consistent luminance with low energy draw, meaning long evening run times without budget anxiety. Crews assemble sections with keyed fittings, bolt down baseplates, and seal weather-tight connectors in a straightforward sequence. The design balances durability and beauty: a structure rugged enough for municipal plazas, yet refined enough for premium retail. Deployed as a single gateway or repeated as a tunnel, the arch anchors holiday storytelling, concentrates footfall at priority entrances, and generates user-generated content that keeps your campaign visible beyond the site itself.
| Item | Spec |
|---|---|
| LED Source | Epistar LED (rope + string light array) |
| Colors | Red / Green / Warm White / White / Blue / Pink / Custom |
| Lighting Effects | Steady, Flash, RGB |
| Ingress Protection | IP65 (outdoor) |
| Input Voltage | 24V / 110V / 220V |
| Lifespan | 50,000 hours (typical) |
| Warranty | 1 year |
| Working Temperature | –40 ~ 60°C |
| Materials | PET tinsel, LED rope light, LED string light, stoving-varnish metal frame |
| Size | Customized (single span or multi-span tunnel) |
| Maintenance | Segment-level service; recommended spare kit for peak season |
| Quality | Aging test and weather-resistant materials prior to shipment |
Commercial impact
Creates a premium arrival moment that naturally attracts dwell time and social shares.
Frames entries, pop-ups, and queue lines so way-finding feels intuitive without extra staffing.
Reliability in weather
IP65 sealing protects connectors and harnessing during rain or frost events.
UV-stable optical media and corrosion-resistant finish preserve appearance across seasons.
Operational simplicity
Modular sections and labeled wiring minimize install time and reduce training overhead.
Segmented strings mean a local fault won’t darken the whole span; uptime stays high.
Brand-forward aesthetics
Warm white hospitality tone, ice white winter feel, or full RGB storytelling.
Custom geometry and headers allow discreet logo integration without visual clutter.
Total cost of ownership
High-efficacy Epistar LED lowers nightly kWh.
Serviceable design reduces truck rolls and extends reuse across multiple campaigns.
Commercial-grade build & customization
Engineered for streetscapes, retail plazas, and municipal events; CAD-to-sample workflow; size, geometry, and branding options.
Ingress & durability
IP65 waterproof architecture; stoving-varnish metal frame; UV-stable optical materials; wide operating temperature range.
Optics & control
Choice of warm/cool whites or RGB; steady/flash/chase scenes; optional synchronization; single-fault resilience by segment.
Electrical & compatibility
24V / 110V / 220V input choices; efficient power distribution; clear load and cable run guidance.
Installation & serviceability
Modular crating; baseplate anchoring on hardscape or ground stakes on turf; labeled harnessing; spare-part strategy.
Logistics & after-sales
Pre-production sample options; documented installation sequence; peak-season spares; remote support when required.
Applications & experience design
Gateways, tunnels, promenades, and photo backdrops with deliberate “pause points” to encourage sharing.
Sustainability & TCO
Energy-efficient light engine, multi-year reuse, and transport-smart packaging to control both carbon and cost.
Frame and finish
A stoving-varnish metal frame resists corrosion and keeps a refined sheen after storage cycles. Baseplates accept chemical anchors for concrete or stakes for turf, reducing site dependencies. Concealed cable trays protect routing while preserving a clean silhouette.
Optical stack
PET tinsel and rope/string lights diffuse point sources into a continuous halo. The look is soft and camera-friendly—close-up sparkle without “hotspot” glare. Epistar LEDs hold chromaticity over long run times so warm whites stay inviting and RGB transitions render cleanly.
Thermal and environmental discipline
From –40 to 60°C, materials remain flexible and electronic drivers stay within safe operating limits. IP65 sealing and gasketed connectors are chosen for repeated seasonal handling without compromising weather protection.
Service access
Segment-level harnesses and quick-connect junctions mean common tasks—string swap, connector replacement, fuse check—are minutes-level, not hours, keeping uptime high during peak traffic windows.
Geometry & scale
Single arch for a signature entry or repeated spans for immersive tunnels.
Clear heights tuned for pedestrian boulevards vs. drive-through lanes.
Optional crown, star, or gift-box motifs; removable header panel for campaign branding.
Optics
Warm white for hospitality, cool white for a crisp winter tone, or full RGB palettes aligned to brand color codes.
Diffusion density can be tuned to emphasize “soft halo” or “sparkle” depending on the environment.
Control tiers
Essential: on/off plus timers for steady scenes and simple schedules.
Show: scene controller with pre-set chases and fades for festive cycles.
Pro: synchronized programming across multiple arches; optional triggering with event timelines.
Power topology
Centralized feed where conduit exists; distributed low-voltage runs for open plazas to minimize voltage drop and cable shadows.
Connectors are keyed and weather-sealed to speed assembly and protect terminations.
Before delivery
Confirm slab thickness, anchor style, cable routing, and safe egress paths. Approve drawings that show spans, baseplate footprint, and power drops.
On site
Uncrate labeled sections; position baseplates; pin and secure arch modules; connect harnesses; weather-seal connectors. Perform voltage and insulation checks, then a 20–30 minute burn-in per span.
In season
Schedule a quick weekly walk-through for visual QC. Keep a micro spare kit (strings, connectors, fuses) on hand; swaps are straightforward with labeled harnessing.
Off-season
Wrap optical media, bag hardware, and crate by section. Photograph each crate’s contents and log serials to accelerate next year’s rebuild and inventory.
Spec-to-Benefit Matrix
| Spec | Operator Benefit |
|---|---|
| IP65 ingress protection | Stable uptime through rain/frost; fewer weather callouts |
| Epistar LED light source | Lower energy per lumen; consistent color on camera |
| Modular sections | Faster install/teardown; lower handling risk |
| 24V / 110V / 220V inputs | Multi-region deployment without converters |
| –40 ~ 60°C components | Predictable performance in winter cold snaps |
City gateways & high streetsEstablish a clear arrival moment and a visual anchor for maps and way-finding. Add a modest ground graphic to orient selfies and keep queues moving.
Malls, outlets & lifestyle centersFrame primary entries, brand activations, or queue lanes; use warm white for hospitality or RGB for promotional bursts during late trading hours.
Parks, attractions & winter trailsBuild a repeated-span tunnel for a “walk-through wonder” moment; synchronize with evening showtimes to spike shareable content.
Hospitality & corporate campusesAlign colors to brand guidelines; switch palettes for special events without rehanging fixtures to maximize reuse.
Design guidance: Place the arch where visitors naturally pause—ticketing, entries, plazas—so the light doubles as guidance and a photo backdrop.
Energy: Epistar LEDs deliver high efficacy, cutting nightly consumption while maintaining visual punch.
Reuse: Durable finishes and UV-stable media support multi-year redeployment, reducing waste and repurchase cycles.
Transport & storage: Detachable sections and labeled crates lower volumetric freight and storage footprint.
Maintenance: Segment-level service reduces component waste and technician time, keeping the total cost of ownership predictable over multi-season plans.
Built for commercial reality
This is not residential décor scaled up; it’s engineered for high-traffic, camera-heavy environments where uptime matters.
Design-to-delivery discipline
Rapid CAD, color boards, and pre-production samples align stakeholders early. Mounting layouts, load data, and wiring plans reduce permit friction and onsite uncertainty.
Cost clarity and predictability
An optimized bill of materials, efficient light engine, and modular servicing compress OPEX across energy, labor, and spares.
Global readiness
24V / 110V / 220V options and clear documentation support multi-region estates and rollouts without bespoke rework.
Service DNA
Installation guidance and responsive parts support protect your peak season. The outcome is simple: more nights online, fewer surprises.
Q1. Can you match our brand colors or integrate a logo?
Yes. Provide Pantone/RGB references and brand usage rules; we return renderings and, if required, a sample for approval. A removable header panel can carry seasonal or sponsor branding and be swapped without re-engineering the arch.
Q2. What control options are available?
Choose Essential (timers/steady), Show (pre-set chase/fade scenes), or Pro (synchronized programming across multiple arches). We recommend a tier based on span count, staffing, and the storytelling ambition of your campaign.
Q3. How is the arch installed and anchored?
Sections pin together and bolt to baseplates. On hardscape, use chemical anchors; on turf, use stakes with ground protection as needed. We supply a mounting layout, load notes, and a wiring diagram to align facilities and contractor teams.
Q4. How do we maintain uptime during peak season?
The array is segmented; a localized issue will not black out the entire span. Keep the suggested spare kit onsite—most swaps are minutes-level tasks with basic hand tools and a voltage check.
Q5. Is it suitable for harsh weather?
Yes. The assembly is IP65 with UV-stable optical media and an operating range of –40 to 60°C. Routine visual checks during long wet spells are advised, as with any outdoor installation.
Q6. Can we reuse the arch across years and locations?
Absolutely. The design breaks down into labeled crates for compact storage and re-assembly. We can standardize connectors and documentation across your estate to simplify redeployments.
Q7. Do you support mixed voltages across different regions?Yes. 24V / 110V / 220V inputs are available. For multi-region portfolios we pre-label plugs, connectors, and documentation by country to minimize site-level confusion.
