L.E.D. Digital Message Display
LED, short for Light Emitting Diode, uses solid semiconductor chips as light emitting materials. When positive voltage is attached to both ends, the current particles in the semiconductor will blend together and release super fluous energy, which elicits photon eradication to produce visible light.
LED signs offer high light emitting efficiency, less electricity consumption (consumes only one tenth of electricity as an incandescent lamps), long life span (LEDs have a life span as long as 100,000 hours), and are an environmentally friendly product (No harmful elements are contained in LEDs. With no pollution, its castoff can be reclaimed.) They are an extremely versatile light source and have several applications.
Outdoor LED screens are designed to be weather proof and bright enough under daylight conditions. Only the highest grade LED lamps from the world's best LED manufacturers are used in our outdoor displays. They provide superior luminance, durability and color consistency. Our screens are sealed to withstand extreme weather conditions.
These screens are widely used at city squares, outdoor sports arenas, high traffic areas and other locations that require high impact digital advertising.
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LED - Lighting of the future!
1/4/2010
Signcraft is pleased to announce that they have added Class 2 LED lighting to their CSA certification. How are LED's used in the sign Industry?LED signs derive from a string of Light Emitting Diodes (LEDS) spaced just far enough apart that the lig...
10 Foot Seamless Banners
11/1/2009
SignCraft now offers a 10 foot tall banner with no seams! If size is what you need, then we can produce a quality scrim banner on a large scale! We utilize the Vutek printer to produce stunning images printed at 720 DPI.These banners can be instal...
Summerland Gets Historic Monument Signs
9/3/2009
Signcraft teamed up with local artist Peter Soehn, designer Robert Inwood, and the District of Summerland to fabricate, sculpt and install two very large "Welcome to the District of Summerland" signs at the north and south entrances to Summerland ...
