Interior Sign Lighting using RGB LED Strip Lights & Modules

George Hauk's Automotive in Alexandria, LA called us inquiring about lighting costs to retrofit their existing outdoor channel letters. They told us that there local sign company was going to charge them $7,000 to change out the old lights and still would not be able to guarantee they would be brighter than the old lighting, they also mentioned they may have to switch out the acrylic faces of the signs for another $6,000. George then called our sales team and we quoted him the cost of our lighting products, and explained the process of installation and wiring. They used our ES4 Blue LED Modules and one 600W 12VDC Power Supply to complete the job, spending less than $1,500. Each letter contains roughly 100 4 chip blue modules. By doing the job themselves they saved over $11,000 from using the sign company and have a bright, vivid, eco friendly, low power, and long lasting channel letter lighting for years to come.

Updating your existing channel letter lighting to LEDs may seam like a large task, but our wide angled BS3 White Modules make the task quite a bit simpler. If you can strip, twist and cap wires together then you can update your outdoor signage or channel letters. You may need an electrician to install the power converter such as our 240W 12V Mean Well Transformer to convert high voltage AC to low voltage 12 Volt DC. Other than the high voltage the task is simply a matter of stripping and joining 2 pairs of wires.

The Viking Inn used our BS3 White LED Modules to create a bright back light effect on their outdoor sign. The LED Hotel Sign Light is so bright that it can be seen both day and night. These modules are easy to install, ultra bright and dependable. Lead wires in between each module make it easy to conform to the curves of the lettering. If you are interested in using our LED modules for any hotel sign please give us a call and we would be happy to help you.

Blue Kelp Forest and Prismatic Tower are two glass sculptures enhanced with Ecolocity LED lighting. The organic blown glass forms of Blue Kelp Forest are lit from beneath using RGBW LED Spot Fixtures. The spot bulbs have the ability to create color changing plus white output. The lighting is being controlled using our RGBW T4 Remote control and powered by our Mean Well 12VDC Power Supply. Prismatic Tower glass sculpture is being lit by multiple vertical runs of our RGB Lux high density multi colored strip light. The strip light is housed inside of our Micro Channel with frosted cover which helps diffuse the dots of the lighting. This strip light is 24 volts and requires a 24VDC Power Supply with RGB Color Controller to operate.