01Smart Control Server
Coordinates venue workflows, control terminals and field devices, enabling preset scenes to run at a touch or on a timeline.
- Preset scenes and timed workflows
- Mobile-connected commissioning
- Multiple standard signal inputs

BAIHE LIGHTING SIGNAL SOLUTIONS
Start with the venue dimensions, fixture types and quantities. Baihe then reviews the existing wiring, power and operating needs, and prepares a control plan for phones, tablets, wall panels or professional equipment, including what can stay and what needs to change.

PRODUCT SYSTEM
Core equipment covers central control, power distribution, network distribution, signal relay, wireless decoding and low-voltage driving. Expansion devices and custom light sources are grouped by use; centerpieces demonstrate how the equipment is integrated into banquet products.
CORE EQUIPMENT
Review them in system order—central control, smart power, network expansion, signal relay, wireless decoding and low-voltage driving—then confirm the combination for the venue and fixtures.
01Coordinates venue workflows, control terminals and field devices, enabling preset scenes to run at a touch or on a timeline.
02The smart cabinet combines distribution, protection and control in one factory-wired enclosure, creating a clear, maintainable power foundation for permanent installations.
03Distributes Art-Net / DMX control across large or multi-zone venues so fixtures and decoder nodes can be connected, commissioned and maintained by zone.
04Shared-series enclosure shown; ports follow the signal-amplifier version.Supports DMX512 links that require relay, isolation or branching. It shares the network extender enclosure; interfaces, channel count and operating distance are confirmed by product version and project.
05BHC5 brings wireless control directly to distributed light positions, reducing long signal runs to individual fixtures. It fits centerpieces, scenic props and custom installations; compatible light-source types are confirmed by device version and project for both new builds and retrofits.
06Provides up to 100W of low-voltage driving and control integration for custom fixtures, banquet centerpieces and prop-integrated lighting. Output voltage, load and channel configuration are confirmed by product version or project plan.
EXTENDED DEVICES
The BH-AN100 four-port extender, BH-SK12 12-output controller, BH-909 and quick-connect starlight system serve compact network nodes, starlight installations and larger pixel projects.

Converts Art-Net / sACN network data into four DMX XLR outputs for compact zones, mobile projects and distributed control nodes. It is a different product from the AN100 100W low-voltage driver.

Provides twelve RGBW outputs with DMX512 input and output for zoned starlight ceilings, backdrops and large point-light installations.

Provides eight pixel outputs and wired Art-Net networking for zoned mapping and dynamic effects across large scenic or spatial installations.

Portable power for centerpiece lights and other 24V low-voltage lighting, suited to banquet layouts where fixed cabling is impractical or positions change frequently. The enclosure combines 24V input, 24V output and dual USB auxiliary outputs.

The UCS512C point-source decoder board performs the decoding stage in a point-light control chain; it is not a light source. Power, interfaces, output channels, compatible protocols and paired light sources are confirmed by board version and project.

Connects starlight strings through a quick-connect controller for efficient coverage of ceilings, backdrops and architectural outlines.
CUSTOM LIGHT SOURCES
Confirmed specifications are listed in the catalogue; dimensions, interfaces and control still follow the finished-product design. UCS512C is listed separately as a point-light decoder board, not a light source.
Individually addressable RGBW light for chases, waves, breathing effects and mapped patterns.

A DC24V full-spectrum module for ceilings, backdrops, centerpieces and scenic forms, combining RGBW control with a marked 1800–10000K range and pairing with BH909 or BHC5 for system control.

Combines color and high-CRI white output in one DC24V, 12-lens module with the SPI data path marked on the sample board, pairing with BH909 or BHC5. The visible OSRAM and EPISTAR markings describe this sample only and are not a fixed future-batch BOM.

The Lotus Phoenix-Tail Candle Bulb uses DC24V low-voltage power, an E14 base and 3000K warm light for banquet candelabras, centerpieces and decorative fixtures, pairing with the BHC9 decoder for system control.

A DC24V E14 bulb with a lotus-shaped optic, integrated power-line communication chip and RGBCW color-plus-white output. Paired with the BHC9 decoder, it supports detailed control in centerpieces, candelabras and custom forms.

This DC24V E14 simulated flame bulb provides two forms: steady 1800K warm light and a candle-flame simulation. It pairs with the BHC9 decoder for centerpieces, candelabras and compact decorative fixtures.

This compact DC24V, 1.5W three-light round board fits florals, models, props and constrained structures, pairing with BH909 or BHC5 for system control.

This DC24V, 5W large circular mixed-light module uses a hollow form that fits around stems, connectors or decorative structures while combining different light packages, pairing with BH909 or BHC5 for system control.

This DC24V RGBW addressable strip is available in six-point-per-control and three-point-per-control versions. It pairs with BH909 or BHC5 for linear dynamic effects that combine color and white light.

This DC24V RGBCW addressable strip is available in six-point-per-control and three-point-per-control versions, combining color with cool and warm white while pairing with BH909 or BHC5 for system control.

This DC24V standard illumination strip provides steady general and outline lighting and can be integrated through BH909 or BHC5. CCT, power and LED density are confirmed for the installation and project.
CONTROLLED APPLICATION
These examples show how central control, decoding and low-voltage driving connect distributed lights. Control, power and installation are confirmed for the product structure, quantity and project.
CONTROLLED APPLICATIONLayered shades, point lights and carousel details create a rich table feature. Paired with BHC5 wireless control, the centerpiece can join venue-wide lighting cues.
CONTROLLED APPLICATIONSilver branches and layered candle points form an airy tall centerpiece for wedding tables, entrances and premium banquet displays.
CONTROLLED APPLICATIONA 1500mm gold-leaf candelabra that adds warm vertical presence to grand banquet halls, with project-specific color and size options.
CONTROLLED APPLICATIONA white frame, mirrored floral tray and multi-arm lamp cups combine into a modular centerpiece tailored to each banquet theme.
CONTROLLED APPLICATIONFloral volume, ringed lamp cups and individual points create a complete table focal point synchronized with stage, architectural and prop lighting.
CONTROLLED APPLICATIONConnects lighting integrated into centerpieces, props and custom scenic objects to the venue-wide control system.
OUR POINT OF VIEW

Phones, tablets, wireless or wired wall panels, and professional control equipment can be selected by project, subject to site conditions and operating habits.
We first verify existing fixtures, wiring and power, keeping suitable parts and adding only what the project requires.
Organizing zones, fixtures and connections in advance helps reduce duplicate cable runs, temporary adapters and rework.
Wiring, fixture addresses and settings can be documented within the agreed scope for later service or expansion.
REAL PROJECTS
Projects show how products and control systems perform in banquet spaces. Final configurations remain project-specific.




WHY BAIHE

Baihe organizes PCB production, assembly and testing to align quality requirements, customization and lead times.
Baihe maintains its control, decoding and software products, so project adaptation and after-sales questions can continue with the Baihe technical team.
Product integration and customization are available for venues, integrators, prop makers and distributors, with scope confirmed case by case.
Wiring, commissioning, addressing records and configuration backups can be included according to the agreed project scope.
DELIVERY

Send the length, width and height, fixture types and approximate quantities. Photos or videos can be added when models are unknown.
We review the available information on existing equipment, power, wiring, zones and control preferences, and identify anything that still needs an on-site check.
The plan describes what may remain, what needs to be added, and the recommended equipment, wiring and installation approach.
After installation, commissioning and result confirmation, the relevant wiring, fixture-address and setting records are organized for handover.
START HERE
Share the venue dimensions, fixture types and quantities. Photos or videos are sufficient when model numbers are unknown; Baihe will then confirm suitable equipment and the engineering approach.
FAQ
Possibly. Existing fixtures, power, wiring and interfaces must be checked first. Compatible parts can remain, and any additions or replacements are listed in the plan.
Yes. Start with the venue dimensions, fixture types and approximate quantities. Photos or videos are enough when model numbers are unknown.
Core products include control servers, cabinets, network and signal equipment, wireless decoders and low-voltage drivers, alongside custom light sources. Centerpieces demonstrate how this equipment can be integrated into banquet products.
No. The result depends on how much existing equipment and wiring can be retained and what site work is required, so it must be estimated for each project.