Electric Signs

Outwater Plastics’ Color-changing LED

Brightness is variable as well.

Published

9 years ago

June 16, 2015

Wade Swormstedt Signs of the Times August 2015 Issue

Outwater Plastics (Bogota, NJ) is announcing its Color Changing Temperature (CCT), variable-white, LED lighting, which can change from warm white to cool white and all shades in between, the company reports. It can be easily and precisely fine-tuned to adjust its Kelvin color temperature (from 3,000K-6,500K) and brightness (from 0-100%), but it’s also fully compatible with existing lighting systems.
Engineered to uniformly backlight all translucent surfaces, including signage, graphics, posters and promotional messages, the lighting has been integrated into the company’s 5/16-in.-thick, UL-listed Nova Sheet Backlighting System to produce consistently even illumination without scalloping or hot spots. The system carries a three-year warranty.

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