Focus on Electronic Signage Firstlite LED Systems New products aim to off er superior lighting
options for businesses and sign makers FirstLite LED Systems has launched two new products into the sign market. The fi rst is the new DALI (digital addressable lighting interface) dimmable drivers, which are designed to enhance LED signage control and management. DALI dimmable drivers are power supplies specifi cally developed for lighting, offering precise control through a DALI system. This system enables customers to create different lighting scenes and adjust brightness levels according to user preference or ambient conditions.
Compared to standard LED dimmers, DALI systems are ideal for large installations requiring precise control over multiple signs. The DALI system’s integrated timer functionality allows for planned and remote management. This ensures effi cient energy management, ideal for customers seeking eco-friendly solutions and reducing energy waste.
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DALI dimmable drivers are compatible with a wide range of LED fi xtures, including downlights, track lights, panel lights, and linear fi xtures. They can also be used in retrofi t applications to upgrade existing lighting systems to DALI control. Firstlite’s DALI dimmable drivers are versatile and suitable for a wide range of signage applications, such as retail stores, hospitality venues, stadiums, architectural installations, and more.
The second is the new COB (chip on board) LED reel lights, which offer superior lighting options for businesses and sign makers.
The COB LED reels offer high-intensity LEDs that guarantee an even spread of light, ensuring optimal illumination in any setting. Designed with spot-free and cuttable features, installation and integration are a breeze. Operating at a voltage of 24V and with an IP Rating of IP20, these reels deliver reliable performance and durability. The colour temperature options of 3000K and 6000K cater to diverse lighting preferences, while the energy-effi cient design consumes only 11.2W per metre, making them an eco-friendly lighting solution.
COB LED technology offers several advantages for businesses and sign makers. COB LED strip lights are more energy-effi cient than SMD LED strip lights due to their dense packing, which allows them to produce more light per watt.
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Introducing premium PVC lightboxes Very Displays’ PVC lightboxes are a freestanding display solution that’s guaranteed to illuminate any indoor space with energy effi cient impact. Boasting built-in LED lights, tool-less assembly, simple numbered push
fi t hardware and a transformer inside the hardware, so there is no bulky power pack on show.
They are a modern white PVC material which is much more durable than the aluminium alternative and with seamless high quality SEG graphics.
These captivating light solutions provide the ultimate brand exposure and maximum appeal that is perfect for events and instore marketing. Available in 85cm, 1m, 2m, 3m widths and at a height of 2.35m, plus a 1m counter.
These lightboxes can also be connected to create a modular solution using simple feet and connectors so you can light up an entire space. Lightboxes are a great solution for those looking to create a high-impact display that attracts the maximum attention with captivating backlit graphics and a modern profi le. You really will light up the room with this one!
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The PVC lightbox range from Very Displays
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