LED channel letters are an eye-catching way to draw customer interest and are increasingly used by businesses that remain open past dark. By switching over to LED lighting solutions, these businesses can also save on energy bills while increasing customer retention.
LED signs can be transparent, opaque or semi-opaque and allow 85-95% of light through for optimal visibility – perfect for storefront signage!
Cost
Channel letters are an inexpensive yet efficient way to attract customers to your business. Not only can they make your brand visible day and night, they can draw people’s attention from far away as well. Plus they can withstand even extreme weather conditions!
Chandeliers are composed of aluminum fabricated frames lit internally using either LEDs or neon. Available in various finishes, they are often found on building exteriors and retail spaces.
Channel letters are one of the most versatile signs on the market, featuring front-lit signs that illuminate individual letter faces. However, there are also backlit or halo-lit options and combinations of both that create what are often called “halo” signs owing to their halo-like glow around each letter.
LED signs are more energy-efficient than their neon counterparts, using up to 80% less power consumption and creating significant cost savings for businesses looking to lower energy bills while simultaneously offering more appealing and long-lasting images than neon. They make an ideal solution for companies wanting to cut energy costs while improving brand awareness and image.
Appearance
Channel letters are highly visible business signs with internal illumination that stand out at night, perfect for businesses that want to set themselves apart from competitors. Fabricated in any shape or size, channel letters provide businesses with an eye-catching sign while remaining cost effective thanks to minimal maintenance requirements and long service lives.
Channel letters are often seen in front-lit signs, the most popular type being a standard front-lit sign with aluminum back and sides (called returns ) covered by plastic molded faces made of transparent light-diffusing acrylic that are then secured to their can by way of trim caps that connect face and returns together.
Signs lit using LED modules or bulbs create a stunning, bright halo effect which draws customers towards your business 24/7 – they’re one of the most efficient and cost-effective ways of advertising your brand!
Durability
Channel letters are an attractive illuminated signage choice for retail stores, commercial buildings and other business locations. Crafted from aluminum with custom paint finishes to ensure durability and easy installation. They can also use LED or traditional incandescent bulbs. Furthermore, channel letters offer high visibility branding opportunities.
LED strip channels come in various colors and sizes to help you achieve the look you desire for your sign. Furthermore, these lights include diffusers to boost brightness while protecting them from UV radiation, dust or scratches.
No matter if it’s front-lit, halo-lit, or dual-lit LED channels that meet your requirements, we have you covered! From font selection and letter styles to make sure your message stands out in low lighting environments – our LED signs make any brand stand out among its competition!
Lighting
Channel letters are an affordable form of commercial signage used to identify businesses. They may be illuminated or non-illuminated and often placed at the entrance to buildings. Channel letters come in an assortment of colors; fabrication can use aluminum or other metals. Channel letters have become popular with retailers due to their ability to attract customers while also building brand recognition.
Channel letter signs are typically three-dimensional signs with unlit surfaces that can be illuminated with neon or LED lighting modules installed within their letter can, creating a halo effect and making these signs highly visible, especially at night.
Illuminated channel letters utilize LED lighting, which is both energy efficient and bright. However, some storefronts may find these signs too bright, while they may also become hot to the touch after time. Furthermore, LEDs may burn out faster than advertised–their lifespan may fall below their advertised 10-year life expectancy.
