GE LED modules deliver bright, even lighting to create captivating channel letter signs.
Illuminated channel letters give businesses and brands a clean, professional image. Furthermore, these signs require less maintenance than neon signs, making them a popular choice among many customers.
Front Lit
Front lit channel letter signs are one of the most widely recognized types of channel letter signage, providing day and night visibility and drawing passersby in. Each letter’s face is illuminated in one color while its backlight stands out with another hue for maximum impact and brand visibility.
Channel letters (sometimes known as classic channel letters ) are signs made up of aluminum sides (called returns ) and acrylic faces, cut to shape with aluminum cutters and fastened together into “cans”. After they’re painted in order to match your brand colors, LED lights are installed inside and covered by translucent vinyl for the “halo effect”.
Signs with architectural elements tend to have more of an architectural look, with each letter attached using multiple non-corrosive fasteners (or studs) for a sleek and professional finish. When choosing this form of sign, make sure your signage provider can also handle design, fabrication and LED illumination services as part of their services.
Back Lit
Backlit LED channel letters are highly visible at night, drawing customers in from across the street or from faraway. Additionally, their range of colors make them effective tools to attract potential customers during the day as well.
Signs made of corrugated metal can be customized easily to meet any brand or aesthetic. Their versatility makes them an attractive signage solution for businesses that wish to stand out from competitors.
An alternative approach is combining front and back illuminated channel letters – often known as Halo” or “Reverse Back Lit.” This technique uses metal face letters mounted away from the wall that are lit from behind, producing an impressive look with their illuminated letters producing a halo effect around each letter that lends them prestige.
Be mindful that illuminated signs require regular upkeep in order to remain attractive and long-lived. Direct sunlight can deteriorate materials used on them while extreme temperatures may cause LED lights to go out more quickly than expected.
Halo Lit
Our LED channel letters with their eye-catching halo illuminations are the ideal way to attract customers’ attention with bright displays that are sure to grab their attention. Long-lasting and customizable to create an eye-catching appearance for any business, our channel letters offer maximum impact for maximum ROI.
Back-lit for a silhouette effect or front-lit with a “halo” effect; or both can be combined together for maximum impact. Our experts will assist in selecting the optimal illumination solutions to meet the needs of your business.
Standard front-lit channel letters are composed of aluminum faces and returns that feature either neon or LED illumination internally, with plastic trim caps to complete the look. When mounted to walls via Lexan removable backs for servicing of LED’s when necessary. This creates a clean yet distinctive glow.
Fabricated
Fabricated LED channel letters create an eye-catching visual statement for your business or storefront, also known as reverse or halo lit channel letters due to their back illumination creating an “halo” effect around each letter. Made of aluminum faces and returns then internally backlit by LED lights for maximum impact, fabricated LED channel letters draw attention and revitalize branding initiatives.
Fabricated channel letters come in a wide variety of fonts, sizes and shapes that will spell out your name day or night as well as logos. Built-in LED components help reduce energy costs while adding an energy efficient touch that saves money – not to mention that their quality craftsmanship ensures maximum return for investment. Perfect for outdoor plazas, shopping centers and highways or interior spaces to create an inviting ambience and unique ambiance, channel letters may last years when maintained correctly and cared for correctly – depending on where they’re placed depending on where they’re placed based on location!
