Compact trough light fits into tight spots
An
Applelec Sign Components product story
Edited by the Marketingservicestalk editorial team
Aug 8, 2007
Applelec Sign Components has announced that its long awaited LED Trough Light is now available.
Traditionally, shop fascias have been illuminated by fluorescent tubes housed within sizeable trough enclosures.
Requiring 240 volts, these high powered yet fragile fixtures are a common sign type nowadays.
So what makes Applelec's LED Trough Light superior? Features and Benefits.
* High Brightness LED technology.
* Low voltage therefore energy efficient.
* Warm white or Cold white colours.
* Aluminium extrusion coated as requested.
* 28mm diameter slim line profile.
* A variety of fixing brackets.
* IP rated for outdoor use.
* RGB colour changing also available.
Applications include shop fascia lighting; projecting signs; billboard lighting; up or down lighting.
Applelec Signs' LED Trough Light is now available for immediate sampling and production orders, exclusively designed and manufactured by Applelec Sign Components.
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