indoor · P2–P4
3D Hologram LED Fans
A rotating array of LEDs that draws an image in mid-air, appearing to float with no visible screen behind it. Genuinely eye-catching at close range — and much better suited to some sites than others.
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A hologram fan spins a strip of LEDs fast enough that persistence of vision turns it into a floating image. Nothing is projected and there is no screen — which is exactly why people stop and look at it.
Where they work very well
- Jewellery and watch displays, where a single product rotates in the air
- Mall atriums and event stalls with controlled lighting
- Reception areas with a dark feature wall behind
- Product launches and exhibitions where stopping power matters more than dwell time
Content is the limiting factor
A hologram fan needs content authored on a transparent background — a normal video with a black background will show as a visible rectangle. Most disappointing installations are a content problem, not a hardware one. We supply a starter set and can put you onto someone who does bespoke pieces.
Specification
- Diameter
- 42 cm, 65 cm, 1 m — units can be ganged
- Resolution
- ~640 × 640 to 1,024 × 1,024 equivalent
- Best viewing
- 1.5 – 5 m, front-on
- Content
- Transparent-background MP4 or GIF
- Control
- Wi-Fi app or SD card
- Mounting
- Wall bracket, ceiling drop, or floor stand
Common sizes
- 1.4 × 1.4 ft (1.96 sq ft)42 cm single unit
- 2.1 × 2.1 ft (4.41 sq ft)65 cm single unit
- 3.3 × 3.3 ft (10.89 sq ft)1 m single unit
Made to size — these are the sizes people most often order, not a fixed range.
Common questions
How much does a 3D hologram fan cost?
A 42 cm single unit typically starts around ₹18,000–₹30,000; 65 cm units run ₹35,000–₹60,000; 1 m units and ganged multi-unit walls go higher. Content authoring is usually a separate cost unless you can supply transparent-background files.
Does it work in daylight?
Poorly. The floating effect needs a dark, plain background and controlled ambient light. In a sunlit shop frontage it just looks like a spinning fan with lights on it. For those sites we recommend a standee or an outdoor display instead.
Is it safe around customers?
The blades spin fast, so it must be mounted out of reach or behind an acrylic guard. We fit a guard as standard on any unit installed below head height.
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