How to Buy or Rent Litepanels Lighting Products

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Litepanels does not sell directly from its website. To buy or rent its lights, use the site's Dealer Finder to locate an authorized dealer, the Rental Finder to locate a rental house, or contact the company through Project Enquiry or its Global Sales Contacts for larger or project-specific needs. The site itself does not display prices, so cost and availability must be confirmed with the dealer or rental partner you choose.

Buying: Find an Authorized Dealer

The site lists Buy/Rent, Dealer Finder, and Rental Finder in its main navigation, alongside Project Enquiry and Global Sales Contacts. For purchase, the Dealer Finder is the intended starting point.

  1. Open the Litepanels site and go to Buy/Rent → Dealer Finder.
  2. Search by your location to find an authorized dealer near you.
  3. Contact the dealer directly to confirm which products they stock, current pricing, lead times, and warranty terms.

Because Litepanels publishes no prices on the site, treat any figure you see elsewhere as unverified until the dealer confirms it. Warranty and service details are handled through the site's Warranty and Schedule A Service Or Repair pages, and a Spare parts store is also listed for replacement parts.

Renting: Find a Rental House

For short-term or project-based use, the Rental Finder is the matching tool.

  1. Go to Buy/Rent → Rental Finder.
  2. Search for rental partners in your area.
  3. Confirm the specific fixtures, kits, and accessories available for your dates.

Rental availability varies by partner, so check the exact model — for example, a Gemini 2×1 Soft versus an Astra IP fixture — rather than assuming a general "Litepanels kit" is on the shelf.

Project and Bulk Enquiries

If you are outfitting a studio, a production, or a multi-fixture package, the site provides Project Enquiry and Global Sales Contacts. These routes are appropriate when you need configuration guidance, volume discussion, or an introduction to the right regional contact rather than a single-unit purchase.

What You Can Choose From

Knowing the product families helps you ask dealers and rental houses for the right item. The site organizes products as follows:

Category Series / Products
RGBWW panels Gemini Series (1×1 and 2×1, Hard and Soft), plus accessories
Bi-color panels Astra IP Range, Astra Range (fixtures, kits, accessories)
Fresnels Studio X Range; Inca & Sola overview
Mini panels Brick Bi-Color, Caliber, Croma 2, Lykos+
Accessories Apollo Bridge, light modifiers/diffusion/softboxes, power supplies and cables, battery brackets, mounting hardware and yokes, cases and covers, DMX and wireless control

The site also flags a Discontinued section, which matters when renting older fixtures or sourcing spare parts.

Practical Checks Before You Commit

  • Confirm the exact variant. Gemini comes in 1×1 and 2×1, each in Hard and Soft versions; these are different fixtures with different output characteristics.
  • Ask about accessories separately. Yokes, diffusion, power supplies, and DMX control are listed as separate accessory categories, so a rental package may not include them by default.
  • Check firmware and support. The site offers Firmware Updates and Downloads, plus an Online Help Center — useful if you are buying used or renting from a smaller house.
  • Use the region and language controls. The site offers English and Simplified Chinese, and Global Sales Contacts are organized for regional reach.

When Each Route Makes Sense

Choose the Dealer Finder if you are purchasing and want local support and warranty coverage. Choose the Rental Finder for short productions or to test a fixture before buying. Use Project Enquiry or Global Sales Contacts when your need spans multiple fixtures, a permanent installation, or a region where local listings are thin. In all cases, pricing and stock are confirmed by the partner, not by the Litepanels website.