LED perimeter lighting

[Signed Out]

Lettering up some windows for a pizza shop and they want LED perimeter lighting around the windows. I'm looking into SLOAN Flexbrite systems but this is going to require cutting/bending the led tubes and wiring everything together. I'm not opposed to doing all that, just wondering if there are better/easier options out there.

 

[Moze]

There are a number of flexible LED strips, but you're going to have rounded corners.

There are others where you can snap them every inch or so to make your turns. I forget the brand though. Look through the websites for Sloan, GE, Agilight, etc. There are a ton of them out there.

 

[TwoNine]

In my opinion - Sloan is a great system for LED Border Tubing. GE Tetra has a nice one too - but all of them require field fabrication. Neither one is easier than the other in my opinion. Have fun!

 

[Signed Out]

Ok thanks for the feedback. Sloan it'll be then.

 

[neonlady]

I just heard from an installer / client this morning that Sloan has had some problems with transformers. I haven't had a chance to check it out, but do some checking before you commit.
Why not use neon?

 

[Edna]

They sell those a Home Depoe

 

[Matt-Tastic]

Are you looking for something like this? I can't remember if you need a ballast with these, or if it is included. I like the Luxembrite LEDs, as they are REALLY bright.

http://www.advantagesignsupply.com/Luxembright-Standard-LED-Lighting-White-50-feet

 

[signage]

Slone says they have fixed this problem.