LEDs + Lighting

SloanLED Expands Prism24 Offerings

Includes Mini, LP (low-profile), and HO (high-output) modules.

Published

4 years ago

February 20, 2020

SloanLED (Ventura, CA) announced the expansion of its Prism24 high-performance, 24 VDC channel letter lighting product to include a full range of small, low-profile/low-power, standard, and large channel letter applications with the release of SloanLED Prism24 Mini, LP (low-profile), and HO (high-output).

All are available in a variety of whites with Mini including red, green and blue modules. According to a statement released by the company, the 24 V system, launched earlier this year, allows signmakers to take advantage of higher power supply loading over 60W 12 V systems, significantly increasing the number of modules per power supply and reducing material cost and installation time.

SloanLED Prism24 is available in 7100K, 6500K, 5000K, 4000K, 3000K, has 34% higher efficacy and more than double the square feet of illumination over the existing 12 V version. Also, per the company, Prism24 features improved micro-prism lenses that deliver the widest, most even spread of illumination, broadening spacing between rows and properly dispersing light to avoid hot spots in any application.

For more information, visit sloanled.com/collection.

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