According to the Small Business Administration (SBA), an LED sign is incredibly effective at driving traffic for a business. Small businesses that use an LED sign saw an average increase in business of up to 150%. This surge in customers brings more money into the business, and will increase the company’s profile in the local community. You can calculate the amount of time it will take to pay off the sign by comparing your increase in monthly profits after the sign’s installa

Selecting the right LED display is crucial in maximizing your display's potential. Follow the steps below to determine the display that's right for your application. Location Is it an indoor or an outdoor application? LED displays are specifically designed for either indoor or outdoor use. Two main factors determine whether a display can be used indoors or outdoors. The first factor is weather durability Outdoor displays are designed to work in extreme weather conditions whil

LED signs come in three varieties: Monochrome Dichrome RGB Monochrome & Dichrome Monochrome displays usually come in red, blue, or green. Dichrome displays come in one of the following combinations: red and green; green and blue; blue and red. Both options are more popular for animated messages. RGB RGB stands for Red-Green-Blue, the three colours that make up modern digital displays. By altering which colours are lit, and its brightness intensity, the RGB combination can cre

The LED sign industry uses pixel pitch as a standard measurement to indicate the resolution of a digital sign. Pixel LED lights are grouped together in pixels. The amount of LEDs in each pixel varies. The more LED lights in a pixel, the higher quality the sign will be. Pitch The pitch is the distance from the center of one LED to its adjacent. The pitch determines how crisp the image will be. If there are 2 LED signs with the same height and width but different pitches, the L

A light emitting diode (LED), is a semiconductor device that emits visible light when an electric current passes through it. Some examples of everyday devices that use LEDs range from automotive headlamps, general lighting, traffic signals, and camera flashes. You can basically see an LED as a small light bulb, with these 3 key differences from incandescent light bulbs: 1. They do not have a filament 2. They are more efficient 3. They have a longer lifespan. So what do these