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LED Neon Flex is Used for Staircase Accent Lighting

Neon Stairs
Neon Stairs

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This San Fransisco bar entrance got a major upgrade from old rope lighting to our Warm White Side Emitting Neon Flex. The owners and patrons alike say that it is a "Huge Improvement", the stairs are illuminated evenly and it also just looks really cool and inviting. A 240W 24VDC Power Supply was used to convert the AC line voltage into the required 24VDC for the neon flex strip. A 30A PWM Knob Dimmer was installed if the lights needed to be dimmed to a lower level. The dot free design of the LED neon flex made it a great product choice for this particular lighting project. If you have a similar staircase or stair treads that you want LED lighting for give us a call and we would be happy to help you with your project.

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