Rules & Regulations
Strobe & Fast Changing Lights
All exhibitors or contractors wishing to use strobes or fast-changing visuals on their stand must notify the Organisers 70 days before the start of the Event, with a clear, detailed explanation.
Rules
The following regulations are mandatory when using strobes or fast-changing visuals:
- Strobes must be mounted as high above head height as is practicable.
- The number of flashes or image changes must be less than 5 per second (5 Hz).
- Strobes must not be on for more than 30 seconds at any one time.
- Any effect should be positioned outside the normal eyeline of the public or delegates.
- Where more than one strobe light is being used, the flashes should be synchronised.
- Warning signs must be present.
- Where possible, the lights should be bounced off walls and ceilings or diffused by other means so that glare is reduced.
- Continuous operation of strobe lighting for periods over 30 minutes should be avoided.
- Strobe lighting is prohibited on the staircases of all double deck / two-storey stands.
- The maximum intensity level allowed for this type of light is 3000 lux, measured at 2 metres from any point on the ground.
- Any special effects on the stand should be positioned so that neighbouring stands are not affected. Any complaints from neighbouring stands will result in the onsite Health & Safety representative investigating.
- Under no circumstances may light be projected directly or indirectly onto passage areas such as walkways, skywalks, aisles or common areas.
The Organisers and/or the Venue reserve the right to curtail or ban demonstrations if complaints are received.
