One fixture, a thousand points of light, drifting.
The Infinity Firefly scatters hundreds of tiny points of light across whatever you aim it at — a lawn, a canopy, a stand of trees, a bar ceiling — and keeps them slowly moving, the way real fireflies do over grass at dusk. It is not a logo projector and it is not a pattern projector. It is atmosphere, covering an entire area from a single small fixture.
10W, 20W or 30W, from $288.88, built for outdoor use and supplied with a remote.
Outdoors, over a lawn or through planting, it reads as warm and green — a field of small lights drifting across the grass and up into the trees, with the canopy of a marquee catching them overhead. The movement is slow and irregular, not a sweep or a strobe, which is exactly why it reads as fireflies rather than as a lighting effect.
Indoors it becomes something else entirely. Against dark surfaces — a lounge ceiling, a bar back, black tabletops — the points pick up as sharp colored specks and the whole room feels lit from nowhere in particular. Same fixture, completely different mood.
The Firefly uses a very wide 1:2.5 lens, and the rule is the same as the rest of our range — lens number × distance = coverage width — only here the number works in your favour, because it is bigger than one.
This is the point of the product. A single fixture 20 feet back covers a fifty-foot spread — a whole garden, a whole marquee, a whole terrace. Most decorative lighting needs a run of fittings and a cable route to do that. This needs one bracket and one outlet.
For very large gardens or long terraces, several units placed along the space overlap into one continuous field. Send us the dimensions and we will tell you how many it really takes.
With this product the wattage governs how far it will throw and how strongly the points read against whatever ambient light is already there — not how many points there are.
Outdoor decorative work is nearly always darker than an install with signage on it, so the Firefly does not need the wattage a logo projector would. When you are between two tiers, take the higher one — the effect thins out at distance faster than people expect.
This is a Class 3B laser product, and we would rather be straightforward about what that means than bury it. Class 3B light is hazardous to the eye on direct exposure to the beam.
In practice, that shapes the install rather than preventing it:
Installed the way it is designed to be — up high, pointed at a surface — it is a decorative light like any other. If you are unsure whether your position is a safe one, send us the setup and we will tell you honestly.
The Firefly is built for permanent outdoor installation and for evening-after-evening running. Fix it once in a flower bed, under an eave or up a tree, put it on a timer, and it does the rest of the season without being touched.
Freight is included free to just about anywhere in the world. Event companies and venue groups usually buy several — send the sites through the quote form and we will price it as a set. Mix Match & Save covers smaller combinations.
Yes. Every unit is manufactured with a wide-voltage input of 110–240V AC, so it runs on standard US 120V mains straight out of the box — and on 220–240V anywhere else in the world without a converter. If you have seen figures like 24–36V or 165–265V on a spec sheet, those describe the driver's internal DC output, not the voltage at your wall.
It scatters hundreds of tiny points of light across whatever you aim it at and keeps them slowly drifting — the way fireflies move over grass at dusk. Outdoors it reads warm and green across lawns and tree lines; indoors, against dark surfaces, the points sharpen into colored specks and the room feels lit from nowhere.
No. This is an effect projector with no gobo slot. For a logo or a message, you want a gobo projector — the PowerPrince outdoors or the indoor range.
Coverage width = lens × distance, and the standard lens is a very wide 1:2.5 — so 25 ft of spread from 10 ft back, 50 ft from 20 ft, 100 ft from 40 ft. One fixture genuinely covers a whole garden or marquee.
Often just one. For very large grounds or a long terrace, several placed along the space overlap into a single continuous field. Send us the dimensions and we will give you a straight answer rather than overselling it.
10W for courtyards, patios and interiors at short range; 20W for a typical garden, terrace or marquee; 30W for large grounds, tall trees and longer distances. When you are between two, take the higher — the effect thins at distance faster than people expect.
Class 3B light is hazardous to the eye on direct exposure, which is why it is installed above head height and aimed at surfaces — foliage, canopies, walls, lawns — never toward people, roads or flight paths. Fixed properly and aimed correctly it is a decorative light like any other. If you are unsure about your position, send us the setup.
Yes — it is built for permanent outdoor installation and for running every evening. Put it on a timer and it will do a whole season untouched.
Very well, and it looks like a different product. Against dark ceilings, bar backs and black tabletops the points read as sharp colored specks rather than the soft warm drift you get over a lawn.
Yes, and you can add spares — useful when the fixture is at the bottom of a garden.
The Firefly drifts — scattered points in slow, irregular motion over a wide area. The Starry Sky is a denser, tighter starfield on a narrower lens, for a night-sky look on a ceiling or a wall rather than a field of moving fireflies.
1–2 weeks, shipped free worldwide.
Lighting a whole garden used to mean a run of fittings, a cable route and an electrician. One small fixture on one bracket now does it, and takes the whole effect away with it when the event ends. Join The Projection Revolution ∞
Source: Infinity Projectors manufacturer specification sheet. Recommended daily duty cycle is not separately spec\'d by the manufacturer for this line — the LED engine is rated for continuous operation over its listed life.
The Firefly Laser Light Projector uses multiple laser points to create a sparkling, firefly-like effect. It’s available in different wattages (10W–30W) and works best in darker environments for dramatic ambiance.
Depending on wattage, the Firefly can project clearly across spaces from 15 feet up to 50 feet in darker settings. The higher the wattage, the greater the throw distance.
No. The Firefly operates independently and is not controlled by music. It creates its own dynamic star-like patterns.
The Firefly is a multi-color laser projector, offering sharper points of light compared to LED-based effects.
Yes, but noise levels are low. Even larger models have fan systems that are unobtrusive in event environments.
With proper use (about 8 hours daily), they can last years. As with all projectors, extended runtimes may reduce lifespan.
Yes. Some effects projectors allow gobo customization, so you can combine branding with dynamic effects.
Yes. Rentals are available, generally costing about 40–50% of purchase price. For frequent use, buying is more cost-effective
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No. Regular dusting and safe storage are usually enough. Keep lenses clean for best results.
They’re popular in restaurants, bars, lounges, and resorts, adding ambiance without overwhelming the space.
Yes. Infinity Projectors provides installation tips, lens guidance, and remote support to ensure your effects look their best.
Yes. For example, you can project your logo alongside ripples or firefly effects to merge branding with atmosphere.
Yes. All Infinity Projectors products come with a 1 year warranty covering manufacturing defects.
Avoid projecting in direct sunlight or onto overly reflective surfaces, which reduce visibility of effects.
Yes. Bulk orders qualify for package pricing. Contact us for a custom quote.
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