Searchlights are the best way to get your message out to a whole city! Whether you have a grand opening, a party, a sale, or a premiere, our searchlights are THE way to draw a crowd!


Our units are self-contained 4-head, continuously rotating searchlights. All they need is a parking space!


Call Greg Duncan today at 615/ 256.0977 to book a Searchlight for your next event!

Some Frequently Asked Questions about Searchlights: Q: Do you have offices outside Nashville, TN? A: No, but we do serve a multi-state area.  Recently we have worked in Alabama, Georgia, Kentucky, Missouri, Mississippi, Ohio, and Tennessee. Q: What type of searchlights do you offer? A: We currently own two of the four-head units. Each head outputs 3,000 watts. Q: What type of plug or power do I need to provide? A: None.  Our searchlights are self-contained and are powered by a diesel generator. Q: Isn't a diesel engine awfully noisy and smelly? A: It’s not awful, but yes to both questions.  The searchlights should not be placed near an entrance or exit to ensure the exhaust does not enter your venue. Q: Will I need to provide diesel fuel? A: No--fuel is included in the price of the searchlight. Q: How do I transport the searchlights? A: You don’t have to! Bradfield Stage Lighting always provides delivery, setup, operation and removal. Q: How large is the searchlight? A: Approximately 7' tall x 7' wide x 13' long.  It will fit in a standard parking space. It is roughly the size of a large SUV. Q: What color of light do the searchlights create? A: Only white.  Trying to place a color in the sky, like green or red, only diminishes the effectiveness of the searchlight. Q: Are you able to project my company logo in the sky? A: No.  Only Hollywood magic can create a Batman logo in the night sky. Q: I have an event at 6pm on July 1st.  Will the searchlight draw more people? A: Unfortunately no, as it is still daylight.  Searchlights are not effective unless it is dark. Click here to see the approximate time it gets dark in your city. Q: How far away can people see the lights? A: It depends on the weather.  On a clear night the sight distance may be three to four miles.  On a cloudy night the distance could be as much as ten miles.  Clouds provide a surface for the light to hit, which makes it more visible. Q: Do I need a permit? A: Maybe.  Check with you local codes department to know for sure.  Permits, if necessary, are the responsibility of the buyer. http://www.usno.navy.mil/USNO/astronomical-applications/data-services/rs-one-day-usshapeimage_4_link_0