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Leasing Electronic Signage
Why Leasing Electronic Signage might be the right choice for you
There are numerous advantages to Leasing your LED signs. The advantages range from your security in the transaction to increased cash flow. We will break down some of the biggest advantages for you on this page.

Personal Security

Here are some questions you need to ask yourself:

* Who are you purchasing your Electronic Signage from?
* Are they a reputable, well established company?
* Will they deliver your LED displays in a timely manner completing the project as promised in its entirety?
* Do you have time to do a thorough check on the LED sign provider you are buying from to ensure that your down payment or deposit is safe?

In order for an electronic signage provider to receive a down payment or deposit (called ‘advanced’ funding’ or a ‘progress’ payment’) from the funding source, the provider of the LED signs (in your case, www.LEDTW.com Displays) must undergo a thorough background and credit check by the funding source. A ‘fly’ by ‘night’ company simply can’t qualify for this type of financial arrangement.

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What it is and how it works for electronic LED signage

LED Sign Leasing is a payment option that you can use to pay for your LED Signs. Using a standard equipment lease allows you to pay for your electronic signage over time instead of paying for it in one lump sum payment.

Electronic signage leasing is NOT a month-to-month rental program. In other words, you own the electronic signage, you are not renting it.

To learn more about the electronic signage leasing process click the link on the left of the page.

Electronic signage leasing terms are commonly 24, 36, 48 or 60 months depending on the size of your LED sign purchase and the credit standing of both the business and the business owner. Typically you will lease your LED Signs for a period of 60 months. When you sign the lease documents you will pay your first and last payment in advance. You would then have 58 remaining payments to make.

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What’s Included With A Full Service Installation

Fabrication
Depending on the nature of your electronic sign installation it may be necessary to fabricate custom bracketing or additional signage components such as decorative pole cladding or a new primary identification sign. www.LEDTW.com Displays is ready to meet all of your custom fabrication needs.
Installation of LED Sign

Many of our clients are need of improvements to all of their existing signage. www.LEDTW.com Displays can provide services for not only your LED Displays but for all of your signage needs at wholesale cost as long as the signage is done in conjunction with your new electronic sign. We can provide Window Vinyl, Channel Letters, I.D. Signs, Vehicle Graphics, Awning and much more. Just ask one of our experts about our fabrication capabilities.

Delivery
After your electronic sign and other needed components have been fabricated they are shipped to one of our local installation partners in your area. They are shipped in durable wooden crates and packing containers to ensure safe to delivery to your location. Once they have been received by one of our local installation partners they are inspected to ensure that they are damage free and operational. Once your electronic sign and components are ready to be installed a date of installation will be established.

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What you need to know about installing an electronic sign

A big part of purchasing an electronic sign is the installation. If you are going to handle the installation yourself (called a “drop-ship” order) we highly recommend that you read this section of our website before deciding whether or not handling the installation yourself is truly the best decision.

Some LED Sign companies have been known to make claims that installing an Electronic LED Sign is easy and anyone can do it. This is not the truth. It does however save that company from having to handle the details of the installation, which can be difficult.

At www.LEDTW.com Displays we pride ourselves on our turnkey installation services. We can handle the entire process for you ensuring a professional, high quality installation.

The electronic sign installation process includes survey services, obtaining permits from local municipalities as required by law, structural engineering, primary signage, structure and bracket fabrication as well as final installation and testing of all electronic sign components.

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Studies suggest that a complete conversion to the lights could decrease carbon dioxide emissions from electric power use for lighting by up to 50 percent in just over 20 years; in the United States, lighting accounts for about 6 percent of all energy use. A recent report by McKinsey & Company cited conversion to LED lighting as potentially the most cost effective of a number of simple approaches to tackling global warming using existing technology.

LED lighting was once relegated to basketball scoreboards, cellphone consoles, traffic lights and colored Christmas lights. But as a result of rapid developments in the technology, it is now poised to become common on streets and in buildings, as well as in homes and offices. Some American cities, including Ann Arbor, Mich., and Raleigh, N.C., are using the lights to illuminate streets and parking garages, and dozens more are exploring the technology. And the lighting now adorns the conference rooms and bars of some Renaissance hotels, a corridor in the Pentagon and a new green building at Stanford.

LEDs are more than twice as efficient as compact fluorescent bulbs, currently the standard for greener lighting. Unlike compact fluorescents, LEDs turn on quickly and are compatible with dimmer switches. And while fluorescent bulbs contain mercury, which requires special disposal, LED bulbs contain no toxic elements, and last so long that disposal is not much of an issue.

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LED technology is driving the future of lighting with the developments made in the efficacy of white LEDs in the past few years,

As white light is the main driver for general illumination, there is a particularly strong focus on improving the efficiency of white LEDs, which currently outperform tungsten halogen lamps with efficacies from 45-55lm.

Manufacturing methods have allowed for significant progress to be made in increasing the efficiency of LEDs. Previously, the only way to produce white LED light was by the additive colour mixing of the three basic colours using so-called “multi-LED”, ie, three semiconductor chips (red, green and blue LEDs) had to be combined.

Today it is possible to produce white LED light with a single chip.

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The ‘white’ of white LEDs comes from the narrow-band blue naturally emitted by GaN LEDs, plus a broad spectrum yellow generated by a phosphor coating on the die which absorbs a proportion of the blue and converts it to yellow.

‘GaN’ die are actually InGaN heterostructures, which can produce operational wavelengths from green to ultra-violet by varying the relative amounts of indium and gallium during production.

Although this blue die + yellow phosphor approach yields light which appears white, it has little green and almost no red content leading to inferior colour rendering compared with incandescent bulbs and even ‘tri-phosphor’ florescent tubes. ‘Warm white’ LEDs, which include a red-producing phosphor, are an attempt to improve this situation as well as make LEDs illumination more acceptable in living spaces.

LEDtronics has the largest variety of White LEDs and LED lamps on the market from White SMT LEDs, 3mm, 5mm White LEDs, to Direct Incandescent Replacement White Based LED lamps in standard electrical bases and voltages from 6 Volts to 270 Volts. Base styles such as T1-3/4 (5mm) Midget-Flanged White based LED lamps, Telephone-Slide based White LED Lamps, T3-3/4 (9mm) Miniature based White LED lamps, 15mm DC Bayonet based White LED lamps, 15mm SC Bayonet based White LED lamps, A19, R20, PAR20, R30, S11, S14L, G30, Candelabra Screw based, Panel-Mount and MR16-style based White LED lamps. And durable White LED Torches and Flashlights.

Are you still using incandescent light bulbs? As we all know that home lighting accounts for about 20% of the average home’s electricity bill. So switching to compact flourescent or LED bulbs will cut down your electricity bill.

Here are the pros and cons for LED:

LEDs
LED technology allows for a large amount of light to come from a small source of energy without giving off much heat.

Costs: At up to $100 per bulb (although many cost between $20 and $30), converting an entire home to an all-LED lighting system could wind up costing thousands of dollars upfront.

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Are you still using incandescent light bulbs? As we all know that home lighting accounts for about 20% of the average home’s electricity bill. So switching to compact flourescent or LED bulbs will cut down your electricity bill.

Here are the pros and cons for LED:

LEDs
LED technology allows for a large amount of light to come from a small source of energy without giving off much heat.

Costs: At up to $100 per bulb (although many cost between $20 and $30), converting an entire home to an all-LED lighting system could wind up costing thousands of dollars upfront.

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Royal Philips Electronics extended further its leadership position in the lighting industry by outlining its holistic, energy-efficient and high-quality approach to lighting in response to dramatic shifts and market transformation that the industry is facing, largely fueled by the advent of solid state lighting (SSL).

Rudy Provost, CEO of Philips Lighting said Philips today is at the epicenter of the solid state lighting revolution by enabling people to experience light in a whole new way by providing total systems to control light, manage energy consumption, provide functional and decorative environments and to enhance safety.

The European-based company, which had its beginnings in 1891 when Dutch mechanical engineer Gerard Philips started the production of carbon-filament lamps in a former buckskin factory in Eindhoven in the Netherlands, is shifting away from a “bulb” and “fixture” heritage to an integrated lighting solutions company.

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