BrightON LED

Product Summary If you liked the sizing of BrightON Dario Micro Modules, and you're looking for something even smaller for those micro lighting projects then you're definitely going to like the BrightON - Dario Micro Modules. Think of all those extremely small, tight Reverse Channel & Standard Channel Letters where now the issue is no longer being able to make a letter small enough, the issue is now being able to find a LED module small enough to fit inside and still have enough room for mechanical fasteners & other components. Problem Solved!

Product Summary If you liked the sizing of BrightON Lightning Modules, and you're looking for something even smaller for those micro lighting projects then you're definitely going to like the BrightON - Dario Micro Modules. Think of all those extremely small, tight Reverse Channel & Standard Channel Letters where now the issue is no longer being able to make a letter small enough, the issue is now being able to find a LED module small enough to fit inside and still have enough room for mechanical fasteners & other components. Problem Solved!

Features 12V High Performance, High Brightness LED Modules 80 Modules Per Bag, 36.33' Full Stretch 2.18 Modules Per Foot Constant Current, NOT Constant Voltage 175˙ High Efficiency Uniformity Optics 10 Year Product, 5 year Labor Warranty UL E520387 Typical Depths 1.5"-8" Specification Sheet BrightON Lighting Spec Sheet 2026.pdf Colors 6500K 3000K Ruby Red Cobalt Blue Celtic Green K-Liscious Pink Majestic Orang

Features 24V & 12V High Performance, High Brightness LED Modules 24V Version has Half the Amperage, Half the Heat, Half the Resistance than a 12V LED Module 60 Modules Per Bag, 50' Full Stretch 1.5 Modules Per Foot Constant Current, NOT Constant Voltage 175˙ High Efficiency Uniformity Optics 10 Year Product, 5 year Labor Warranty UL File E520387 Typical Depths 3"-15" Specification Sheet MN BrightON IV Spec Sheet 2025.pdf Colors 6500K

Product Summary A look at just how Light Efficient the BrightON II LED Modules are due the Chip Quality. For the Comparison you can see how much more light the BrightON II LED modules produce for the same or Lesser Power. You can expect the same proportional results with the BrightON III Modules Product Info 10 Year Product, 5 Year Labor 6500K 12V LED System High-End High Brightness LED Modules for Channel Letters and Sign Cabinets Constant Current Regulated LED Provides Stability Control Over Time For Longer Life, NOT Constant

Features 24V & 12V High Performance, High Brightness LED Modules 24V Version has Half the Amperage, Half the Heat, Half the Resistance than a 12V LED Module 80 Modules Per Bag, 53' Full Stretch 1.5 Modules Per Foot Constant Current, NOT Constant Voltage 175˙ High Efficiency Uniformity Optics 10 Year Product, 5 year Labor Warranty UL E520387 Typical Depths 2"-10" Specification Sheet BrightON Lighting Spec Sheet 2026.pdf Colors 6500K

Kirstie of The Sign Syndicate introducing the BrightON LED Lineup

The BrightON Sirius is a True Color Tuning Module. Unlike other RGB+White Led Modules, the BrightON Sirius has 8 independent Red, Green, Blue, & White LEDs, where as others share three LEDs (Red, Green, Blue) under a singe lens. With 8 independent LEDs on a single module, your color palette will be larger, and brighter

I was experimenting with the new revised BrightON Lightning module which is more efficient than the previous version.....more light for the same power. This BrightON Lightning module was made for very shallow lighting applications. Anyway, thought I would snap some pics and show how impressive this little module really is. This module is perfect for 3" & 5" return channel letters, even better for halo illuminated letters because of the crazy light output, perfect for Day/Night faces where you need light to punch through. This module produces Competitive Light,

The BrightON-II Ruby Red vs Principal LED Qwik Mod Red ShootOut So, we got some interesting feedback from our last Shootout between the .8w 24V BrightON-II, .8w 12V Principal LED Qwik Mod 2, & .96w 12V Sloan's Value Line 4. Confusion First and foremost...We are from the Sign Industry as Fabricators & Designing and we will continue to build LED systems from that view point.... There seems to be a lot of confusion in the air with our industry as some were quick to say the comparison was bad because the BrightON II LED module

So….What makes the High-End BrightON LED Series Kick Ass? Well.....we'll show you! Let’s go over a few quick specs first and how they differ from a few of the major brands out on the market right now. For this purpose we compared the BrightON II to Principal’s Qwik Mod2, and Sloan LED’s Value Line 4, or VL4 as most know it as. The Shoot Out Sloan LED Value Line 4 (Left), Principal LED Qwik Mod (Center), BrightON II LED (Right) The Benchmark Comparison Details Each Channel is 24” L x 4.25” W x 5” Deep.

Maybe I should have titled it "That BrightON Halo Illumination" Thought I would share a project where our new High-End 24 volt, .8watt BrightON II LED Modules were used. As I've discussed before in the past. There is a difference and a gap between "Usable Light" and "Competitive Light". The BrightON II is the most efficient (Light per power) LED Module in it's class, and it is the definition of Competitive Light. As explained HERE and suggested for spacing, it was chosen to use the 3" module spacer, and obviously you'll see as you scroll down the spacing

This job comes to us from one of our Southern California Sign Companies The Illumination? BrightON II 24v constant current NOT constant voltage ....LEDs instead of the industry typical 12v LEDs for half the amperage across the wire and components which translates to less heat, resistance, and in return a MUCH better system for dependability. Not even to mention just how much light for very little power you get from the super high efficient BrightON II Chips with the added 175˙ high efficiency optics. Another advantage of 24V is the typical single channel power supplie

Most Light Source Suppliers and Manufacturers won't show you examples let alone "numbers" of light readings on Sign Cabinet or Sign Projects from light source components they push like these I'm posting here, but....This is what we do! "Seeing is believing" as they say. So, one of the components I've been big on because of feedback and demand is a strong enough LED module that doesn't cost an arm and a leg, isn't proprietary where you need to buy their special clips, brackets, etc, and actually will put out enough light without exaggerated low...."Usable Light"....under