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IK Lights Co., Ltd. (Ai Ke Si Lighting), founded in 2007 in Hong Kong, has specialized in stage, cultural tourism, and architectural lighting for 19 years as a professional manufacturer integrating R&D, production, and sales. Equipped with its own standardized production facilities, the company serves both international export and domestic engineering markets, with products exported to over 80 countries and regions worldwide. All equipment is CE and ROHS certified with full test reports and comes with a 2-5 year整机 warranty. We provide comprehensive lighting solutions—including renderings and construction drawings—for scenic attractions, buildings, landmarks, TV stations, bars, professional theaters, wedding venues, and lighting integrators nationwide. Our services also include on-site installation, commissioning, and lifetime remote technical support. We offer batch customization and free lighting layout planning. With over 30 provincial projects completed across China, we deliver end-to-end, reliable professional lighting control systems tailored to your needs.
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IK Lights specializes in the R&D and manufacturing of stage lighting, architectural illumination, solar lights, and intelligent control systems. We provide one-stop lighting solutions covering product development, production, and technical support. Our complete product line includes indoor stage lights, outdoor stage lights, architectural lighting, solar street lights, DMX controllers, and more. With CE, RoHS, UL, and other international certifications, we serve customers in over 80 countries worldwide.
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Empowering Laoshan, a New Cultural Tourism Landmark at the National Gate: Guangzhou Aikesi Lighting Co., Ltd. Successfully Completes the Audio-Visual Screen Project at Tianbao Town's Water Park in Malipo
Recently, the Tianbao Town Gate Water Park, located at the foot of Laoshan—the former battlefield site of the Sino-Vietnamese Self-Defense Counterattack—officially opened in Malipo. This milestone marks the successful acceptance and full operational launch of the integrated lighting, audio, and display system project constructed by Guangzhou Aiklais Lighting Co., Ltd. (hereinafter referred to as "Aiklais"). Leveraging its professional sound and light technology, Aiklais has injected vibrant energy into this new cultural tourism landmark on the border, helping Malipo County elevate its cultural tourism industry to a higher level of high-quality development.
Illuminating the Bay, Crafting Excellence: Successfully Delivered Tianjin Binhai Qiyunwan Beach Cultural Tourism Lighting Project
Our Tianjin Binhai New Area Qiyunwan Beach Cultural Tourism Lighting Project has recently been successfully completed. Equipped with 421 large-aperture beam lights, outdoor wall washers, 12-inch line array speakers, and other full professional audio-visual equipment, the project features a sea beam show, an Instagram-famous whale sculpture, floating bridge sail lighting, and multiple coastal night-view photo spots. Experience this complete end-to-end cultural tourism lighting integration case in real-world photography.
Core Applications and Industry Value of the RDM Protocol in Stage Lighting
In professional stage lighting control systems, the DMX512 protocol has long served as the industry-standard control framework, handling core functions such as lighting signal transmission and device management. However, traditional DMX512 supports only unidirectional communication, leading to pain points like complex device configuration, lack of status traceability, inefficient troubleshooting, and difficult system maintenance. These limitations make it unsuitable for the intelligent, high-precision, and high-stability lighting control required in complex environments such as large theaters, cultural tourism performances, and major concerts. RDM (Remote Device Management), a bidirectional extension of DMX512 based on the ANSI E1.20 standard, is fully compatible with the traditional DMX physical layer architecture. It enables half-duplex two-way communication in lighting control systems, effectively breaking through the technical barriers of unidirectional control. Today, RDM stands as the core technology driving intelligent upgrades in modern professional stage lighting systems.
Art-Net Protocol: Technical Applications and Industry Value in Stage Lighting and Professional Illumination
As the entertainment industry evolves toward intelligence, large-scale operations, and multimedia integration, the limitations of traditional DMX512 wired control protocols—such as restricted transmission distance, limited channel capacity, and poor network flexibility—are becoming increasingly apparent. In large-scale concerts, cultural tourism immersive performances, multi-zone theaters, architectural lighting, and immersive light-and-shadow projects, conventional RS485 bus architectures face critical challenges including complex cabling, constrained channel counts, signal attenuation over long distances, and poor synchronization across multiple devices. These issues no longer meet the professional requirements for ultra-large lighting arrays, multi-device coordination, long-distance transmission, and ultra-low latency control.
High-power outdoor floodlights to elevate cultural tourism nightscapes and revitalize the night economy.
High-power outdoor floodlights are widely used in cultural tourism night lighting, scenic landmark illumination, ancient town and mountain landscapes, and waterfront night tour projects. Featuring high brightness with long-distance projection, IP65 waterproof and weather-resistant design, and smart controllable energy efficiency, they create immersive night lighting experiences that enhance the atmosphere and safety of nighttime visits, supporting the sustainable growth of the night economy.
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From "Lighting Up" to "Reshaping": A New Paradigm for Nighttime Cultural and Tourism Economy Through Acles' Lens
Recently, the State Council approved the "15th Five-Year Plan for Expanding Consumption," which explicitly calls for developing night-time cultural and tourism economies and encourages region-specific activities such as light shows and nighttime water tours. This policy signal not only guides the cultural and tourism industry but also marks a shift in the night economy from simply extending operating hours to deeply reconstructing scene value.
Industry Insights: Guizhou's Night Tourism Economy Booms as Light & Shadow Technology Becomes Key Driver for Cultural Tourism Upgrade – A Guangzhou IKLIGHTS Industry Observation
Nighttime cultural and tourism activity in Guizhou continues to surge during the peak summer. Highlights include open-air concerts on streets in Guiyang, mountain-and-river light shows in Zhenyuan Ancient City, a night market featuring Anshun's intangible cultural heritage, and illuminated rafting in Shibing. Across the province, diverse nighttime offerings—enjoyment, entertainment, shopping, and dining—are now fully operational. Guided by the "Guidance on Accelerating High-Quality Development of Nighttime Economy in Luminous Guizhou" and the 15th Five-Year Plan for cultural and tourism integration, Guizhou is extending visitor stays with its unique nighttime atmosphere. During the Dragon Boat Festival holiday, the province welcomed 972.98 million visitors and generated 24.35 billion yuan in tourism revenue, establishing nighttime consumption as a core growth engine for its summer retreat tourism sector.
2026 A New Benchmark for Cultural Tourism Night Tours: Zhouzhuang's "Moonlit Journey Through Zhouzhuang" Lighting Upgrade Unveils the Next Trend in Ancient Town Illumination
Night tourism has become a core growth sector for the cultural and tourism industry. Traditional ancient towns relying solely on basic lighting and sightseeing tours can no longer meet today's young, immersive, and all-day consumer demands. On 2026 7 9, Zhouzhuang, known as "the First Water Town of Jiangnan," launched its major upgrade: the immersive night tour project "Moonlit Zhouzhuang." Breaking through traditional barriers in ancient town night tourism, it leverages light and shadow as the medium, culture as the core, and live performance as the highlight to build a diverse, scenario-based, and interactive all-encompassing night tourism system. This initiative stands as a benchmark case for East China's ancient town cultural and tourism lighting upgrades in 2026, setting a new direction for the national cultural and tourism illumination industry. The project follows four key development strategies: driving growth through cultural tourism, advancing via immersive scenarios, boosting engagement with events, and fostering synergy across industries. By integrating the ancient town's core cultural IP with the natural landscape of the water region, it creates a multi-faceted ecosystem featuring thematic light installations, live theater performances,全域 situational shows, water-based musical performances, and specialty cultural creative markets. This delivers a comprehensive night experience where visitors can enjoy lights, watch plays, listen to music, and explore markets—effectively overcoming the homogenization challenges plaguing night landscapes in ancient towns nationwide.
Industry Insight: Decoding the Integration and Upgrading Trends of 2026 Cultural Tourism — A Perspective from Guangzhou Iklights
Opinion Index: Cultural Tourism Policies Drive Industry Integration; Local Characteristics and Resources Fuel Consumption Recovery In the opening of 2026, central and local governments issued a series of cultural tourism policies to promote the integration of "cultural tourism+" across multiple sectors, boost consumption, enhance technological empowerment, and improve convenience for inbound travel. Market recovery is strong, with emerging formats such as sports-tourism integration and the ice-snow economy becoming key growth drivers, marking a new stage of high-quality industry development.