Illuminated channel letter signs draw the eye of passing motorists, making them a top choice among business owners. Plus, they’re easily customized and energy efficient – saving businesses on power costs!
These signs can be front lit or back lit and feature aluminum returns and plastic trim caps.
Customization
Illuminated channel letter signs are an effective marketing strategy that can make your brand visible even after sundown. Available with LED illumination in different sizes and shapes, illuminated channel letter signs make a lasting impactful statement about your company or organization.
Design of your sign can have a dramatic impact on the audience it will reach. When choosing its font, style, and size make sure it will be seen clearly from all directions.
One option for creating an eye-catching sign is selecting a front/back lit sign, which allows light to shine from both its face and back surfaces of your sign. This creates an eye-catching effect while offering you two different color choices to highlight branding elements of your business. Furthermore, LED lights require less power than neon tubes, thus saving on energy bills.
Mounts
Channel letter signage can draw in customers from afar and is an eye-catching storefront sign. Furthermore, this style of sign can fit seamlessly into any environment – it even works well as an interior sign! Customization options for channel letter signs include flush, raceway and backer mounts to meet specific customer needs.
Front-lit signs use LED illumination from each letter’s face to draw attention both day and night, drawing focus to your business during both shifts. Their acrylic front can be customized to your business colors for easy customization; and mounting with a backer protects their LED lighting system and power supply from elements.
Backer mounts are metal boxes designed to house power supplies and electrical wiring for each letter of an alphabetic sign, typically painted the same hue as its building facade. Using this method of mounting can reduce the number of holes required for installation of a sign.
Materials
Channel letter signs’ appearance and effectiveness depend heavily on their material of construction – whether that be aluminum or acrylic with various hues to suit brand-specific shades. You may even opt to add logos or other unique design elements that make your signage even more noticeable.
Front-lit channel letters are an increasingly popular type of illuminated sign and designed to capture people’s attention day or night. Commonly illuminated using LED modules with translucent acrylic faces that spread the light.
Reverse-lit channel letters, commonly referred to as halo channels, are another popular choice. Similar to front-lit letters but featuring an additional spacer that creates a “halo” around each letter shape.
Colors
Creative designs and vibrant LED lighting make channel letters visible day and night, drawing customers’ eyes toward your business and increasing its appeal to potential clients. Selecting appropriate colors is crucial for its visibility; choose ones that align with both your brand identity and local environment, standing out against buildings from all directions while remaining easily viewed from all sides.
Front-lit channel letters are the go-to choice when it comes to illuminated signage, offering a “halo effect.” Additionally, this form of illumination comes equipped with multiple backlight colors to match any branding scheme.
Images
Channel letter signs use LED illuminated letters, symbols or logos to create effective business signage. Channel letter signs can be found both indoor plazas and malls to attract customers and as standalone buildings. They come in different shapes to spell out a slogan, company name or product names along with trademark logos of brands.
Fonts, colors and sizes for these signs vary considerably; some are front-lit while others have dual front/reverse illumination to achieve optimal lighting effects.
These LED bulbs offer clear visibility and high durability. Perfect for businesses open after dark such as bars, restaurants and convenience stores as well as retail spaces and office buildings.
