What is the carnival light called?

Carnival lighting usually refers to decorative lighting used in places such as amusement parks, carnival venues, festivals, etc. These lighting fixtures are designed to create a joyful and lively atmosphere. Common types include:

1. Colored lights:
Including string lights, net lights, star lights, etc., usually with a variety of colors and shapes, used to decorate trees, tents, amusement facilities, etc.
2. Neon lights:
Used to make signs of various shapes, decorative borders, etc., and can emit bright light.
3. LED light strips:
Light strips that can be bent and cut to outline edges, decorate walls and floors.
4. Floodlights:
Used to illuminate specific areas or objects, such as sculptures, signs, buildings, etc.
5. Floodlights:
Provide lighting for a large area, often used to illuminate amusement facilities or performance stages.
6. Convex round lights:
A specific type of lighting fixture you mentioned, with a circular or hemispherical design, usually used to decorate amusement parks and carnivals, and can provide colorful lighting effects.
7. LED spherical lights:
LED lights with spherical design, available in a variety of sizes and colors, can be hung or placed on the ground.
8. Motion lights:
Including rotating lights, flashing lights, etc., which can create dynamic light and shadow effects.
9. Theme lighting:
Lighting designed according to specific themes, such as marine themes, cartoon character themes, etc.
When selecting and installing carnival lighting, factors such as the brightness, color, durability and safety of the lamps need to be considered. Make sure that the selected lighting meets local electrical safety standards and is installed and maintained by professional technicians. In addition, reasonable layout and design are also important to ensure that the lighting effect is both beautiful and practical.