SpellBrite Blue Lighting & Light Fixtures, 24-Hour Sign
No rating yet(0 reviews)The SpellBrite Blue DRIVE-THRU OPEN 24 HOURS sign is an LED product in Lighting & Light Fixtures. It measures 35.1" x 23.8" x 1.5" and is designed and warrantied for indoor use. SpellBrite says it is visible from 500+ feet, shines brighter than a comparable neon sign by day and night, and uses 65% to 90% less energy.
Customers have reported sales increases of 20% or more after installing SpellBrite signs; the company also guarantees a sales increase. Each row has an end-cap control for 8 animation options and 6 brightness settings. The animations are 3 pulsing speeds, 3 flashing speeds, a mini-pulse and a static setting. The brightness settings range from bright to dim.
The sign uses 12V power, has UL, cUL and CE listings, and has shatterproof construction and long-life LEDs. Its click-together characters can be disconnected and rearranged to change the message. You can hang the sign, rest it on a flat surface or mount it on a wall. A wall-outlet power supply, chains and hooks are included.
The sign arrives as individually packaged characters and accessories; assembly involves connecting the characters and tightening the screws. SpellBrite provides a 1 year warranty, extended to 3 years with registration, and offers a full refund for returns within 30 days if the sign does not increase sales or the buyer is unhappy with it. The company says orders ship the next business day.
SpellBrite is part of Optiva Technologies, a 21-year-old Chicagoland company with an A+ Better Business Bureau rating that previously worked in architectural lighting. UPC 462118940690.
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