HI-LTTE  THUNDER 700 LED SPOT PROFILE IP were Shining at Zhangjiakou Award Plaza in Beijing Winter Olympic Games 2022

On September 23rd at 20:00, the Hangzhou Olympic Sports Center Stadium on the banks of the Qiantang River in Hangzhou, China - the "Big Lotus" - bloomed brightly, marking the grand opening of the 19th Asian Games in Hangzhou. Dozens of miles east of Hangzhou, the Qiantang River roars into the sea through Hangzhou Bay, and the "Qiantang Tide" has never lived up to its reputation.

More than 1000pcs Hi-LTTE fixtures were used in the event. General Manager Peng Qingyang and Deputy General Manager Chen Kangming of our company came to the scene to escort the opening ceremony. 1000pcs Rambo 480 light beams, the beams of light go straight into the sky, standing between the sky and the earth, the scene is so spectacular.

Hi-LTTE Lighting is the exclusive supply of outdoor performing arts equipment for the Chexi Project.

HI-LTTE  THUNDER 700 LED SPOT PROFILE IP were Shining at Zhangjiakou Award Plaza in Beijing Winter Olympic Games 2022

On March 6th, 2024, the successful conclusion of the 2024 GETshow marked an important milestone. GETshow is one of the world's most influential professional lighting and audio exhibitions. This year, with a total exhibition area of nearly 90,000 square meters and eight large exhibition halls, it showcased cutting-edge international industry technologies across the entire supply chain, demonstrating new technologies, products, and applications in the performing arts equipment industry. Over the course of the four-day exhibition, it attracted more than sixty thousand professional visitors from around the globe, making it exceptionally popular and lively.

As the pandemic recedes, we can once again step out beyond our borders and face the world. For a company dedicated to lighting manufacturing for over twenty years, the annual Prolight+Sound Frankfurt in Germany is an unmissable event.

On September 23rd at 20:00, the Hangzhou Olympic Sports Center Stadium on the banks of the Qiantang River in Hangzhou, China - the "Big Lotus" - bloomed brightly, marking the grand opening of the 19th Asian Games in Hangzhou. Dozens of miles east of Hangzhou, the Qiantang River roars into the sea through Hangzhou Bay, and the "Qiantang Tide" has never lived up to its reputation.