What is an LED?
LED stands for Light Emitting Diode. LEDs are much different than a light bulb. Light bulbs burn out; LEDs last for several years. LEDs also consume much less electricity than a typical light bulb. LEDs use 1/10 to 1/40 the energy of incandescent bulbs. Adaptive LEDs provide you with a virtually maintenance-free product. You just can't beat LEDs!

What is a Pixel?
Basically it is as simple as this: A pixel is a cluster of two or three LEDs. If you want your image to look crisper and more realistic, then the pixels should be close together. The closer the pixels, the crisper and more realistic your image appears.

What does Pitch mean?
The pitch of an LED sign is simply the distance between each pixel. If a pitch is 17mm that means that each pixel (or LED cluster) is basically 17 millimeters apart from each LED cluster around it.

LED's and Viewing Angle
The LED viewing angle refers to the angle you are at while viewing a sign. When you look at an LED straight on, it is at full brightness. As you view the LED from different angles, the brightness changes. This is typical for all LED signs.

What is the difference between Color and Monochrome?
Monochrome LED signs have been around a long time. They are a proven way to get your message to people. Monochrome (single color) LED signs are perfect for delivering text messages to your audience. You can customize your message on monochrome signs and change the message as often as needed. Color LED signs can do everything the monochrome signs do yet they are great for displaying short videos and animations. With a color LED sign, you can utilize just about any color on the spectrum.

256 shades in every model for red or amber, 100's of sizes to meet any advertising need
17mm pitch from 1' x 4' to 5.5' x 15'
35mm pitch from one to 16 lines, 1.5' x 5' to 15' x 30' size, (also offers 16.7 million colors)
New Protector™ case, no vents required, no external contaminates, minimal maintenance
No LEXAN cover; PureColor™ luxon for protection is now an option
exposed LED pixels for the ultimate in readability, color contrast and brightness
Standardized, modular case design, lightweight, simple installation, easy-to-service
Front serviceable SmartPanel™ LED displays with a single controller/platform for all models
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Our newest line of outdoor LED signs - the Eclipse. The new outdoor display line, including the Time and Temperature sign, competitively-priced products. The product includes

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The Eclipse Streetsmart is setting new industry standards in delivery to its customers, with short lead-times of three to four weeks.
The profile of this hi-tech enclosure is thin (only 5.5" deep). Featuring full front-accessibility,
it is easy-to-install and service. Standard features include RS232/485 PC connections, user-definable display hold times (to meet local ordinance requirements), photocell nighttime dimming, time and temperature functions, calendar message scheduling, display modes, graphics, animation's and more. Factory options include a unique, on-site wireless interface, as well as wired modem configurations for connection to PC.

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Ooh!Media software running our displays will become the most valuable tool in your advertising arsenal. More on-target than any other media today, this dynamic, moving content directly targets the right audiences, at the right place, at the right times. This single investment will bring your advertising to life and deliver stunning results, again and again!

With Traffic Counts of 20-80k Cars a Day
Electronic variable message centers are computerized programmable electronic visual communications devices capable of storing and displaying multiple messages in dozens of formats and at varying intervals. Similar to an old-fashioned reader-board, they allow their owners to change copy frequently, but without the cost of replacing missing or broken letters and without the physical labor involved with changing copy.

The Small Business Association stated the best & most economical way to get more customers, in this new fast moving traffic society is...
On Premise Signage:
Taken of the SBA webpage on on premise signage
Unlike the traditional reader-boards, an electronic message center can communicate variable messages as people pass by, allowing its owner to advertise specials while also displaying public service information or other items of public interest , and the effectiveness of an electronic message center is not limited by the space or surface area constraints of reader-boards.
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The electronic message display rapidly becomes a landmark in business' local community, offering a valuable public service to the entire community by displaying:
public service information
civic events
personal and holiday greetings
the current time and temperature
any specific advertising message put forth by the display's owner.

Passing viewers often look forward to reading clever new messages, and they may even come to rely upon the message service in some settings. But most importantly to the business owner, the passing viewers will remember: what the business is, and
where it is located.
Large corporations have used such devices for years, in forums ranging from sports stadiums to Times Square, to advertise their products in a dynamic format that allows the advertiser to change their messages frequently and easily.

State highway departments have also realized the value of electronic message centers, as they have come into more frequent use to inform and direct traffic in large metropolitan areas and thereby ease traffic congestion and increase traffic safety. Large-scale urban studies are currently being done to expand message center use in this area, with other "intelligent" components, to create integrated intelligent transportation systems.

Most people are familiar with the time and temperature units that have been found on the signs for local banks for years. Although these units have been quite expensive in the past, often costing around $10,000 or more for a small, simple unit, the banks (and other businesses) that have used them were quick to realize the power of these dynamic visual communications devices. The reason is simple - almost everybody cant' help but read & look at them .