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Did you put your tongue on it to see if it still works? LOL All jokes aside, yes LEDs can burn the place to the ground just not quite as risky as HIGH VOLTAGE NEON. -
We always see a lot of conversation about how "Safe" LEDs are because they are "Low Voltage". That is not true. A lot of times it can just take a little bit of moisture getting inside of a module casing. So NO, LED Module are not SAFE or DUMMY PROOF just because they are low voltage. -
I'm sure ISA will post "Congratulations" followed by re-posts and likes....as Users get ready to PAY MORE....the competition just became LESS!!! Options and Choices at your local Sign Supplier just became fewer, and prices just went up. Be sure to check out your International Sign Association Web Blast and Announcements which will contain "Congratulations Principal / Sloan on your newest / latest acquisition!!!" We all know what this means to the market place....lesser competition....higher prices...lesser quality. This is the reason for Brighton LEDs....It will always remain Top Tier Quality!
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Accent Graphics, Electric sign Manufacturer is looking for a sales rep to take over some existing accounts as well as cultivate new business. This is a great opportunity for the right individual. We’ve been in business over 40 yrs, are profitable and debt free, offer a competitive benefits package and have a strong staff. Please visit our website at accentgraphicsinc.com and send your resume to operations@accentgraphicsinc.com
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