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LED Lights Backlighting Stained Glass



Posted on January 25, 2012

Special thanks to superbrightleds.com customer David W.

 

David's wife made a beautiful stained glass window to display in their home. The only issue that came up was without a light source it didn't really stand out the way they knew it was capable of doing. David and his wife purchased our NFLS-ss-WW flexible light strip in order to provide the backlighting they needed to make their window stand out the way they knew it could.

 

First David took the frame of the window and lined his NFLS-ss-WW strip along the circular parts of the frame and pointed the LEDs inward towards the middle of the window.  

LEDs inside a stained glass window

 

Next he hooked up his LDRF-8A: LED Dimmer w/RF Remote and HMA-30NU-R12: 30 Watt - 12VDC power supply to the strip. This gives him a steady supply of 12V power and the ability to dim his LEDs to produce just the right amount of light for their window.

Stained Glass Window Lit With LEDs

 

Take a look at the finished product after they installed their LED backlit stained glass back on the ceiling!

Room With Stained Glass Lit With LED Light Strip


Posted In Tutorials | Tagged Stained, Glass, LED, Light, Strip

  3 Watt Vehicle Mini LED Strobe Lighthead



Posted on January 25, 2012

 

 

3 Watt Vehicle Mini Strobe Lighthead

 

Designed with law enforcement and other emergency vehicles in mind, these products attract attention. This product features 3X1 Watt high power LEDs, and measures 3.4 inches X 1.05 inches. Their low profile and 12~14VDC operating voltage allows them to be extremely flexible and go on a wide variety of emergency vehicles. This unit comes pre-programed with 10 different pulsing strobe modes with synchronization capabilities.

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Posted In New Products | Tagged LED, Strobe, Police, Fire, EMS

  4NFLS-x2160-24V Flexible Light Strip



Posted on January 25, 2012

THIS IS OUR BRIGHTEST FLEXIBLE LIGHT STRIP. This strip features quad row LEDs which amount to a total of 2160 high power 1 chip LEDs per reel. This 24VDC reel can be cut into 24 LED segments. This results in an output of up to 11,000 lumens per strip! When you need the brightest linear lighting, this is it!

Bright LED Light Strip

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Posted In New Products | Tagged Bright, LED, Light, Strip

Order Fulfillment Specialist



Posted on January 19, 2012

Full Time position filling and packing orders for Internet mail order business. This is a small part, high volume position with no forklift or large warehouse experience required.  Other duties may include helping with phone orders, processing UPS and USPS shipments, restocking pick bins from warehouse and other miscellaneous tasks as needed.

Monday through Friday, 8:00 AM to 4:30 PM

Must be reliable and have reliable transportation. 

Starting pay is $9.00/hour. 

Please click here to download and fill out our employment application and send completed form to redlineinc (at) charter.net


Posted In Career Opportunities | Tagged

New Lobby LED Sign



Posted on October 31, 2011

 

Hey everyone, we just wanted to write a quick post about a new sign we installed here in our lobby. The sign was lit with LEDs which have become the standard in the sign making industry, however we built our new sign in a creative way.

 

The first step was to get four sheets of plexiglass cut so that our logo extends off of it. Next we got the plexiglass sheets frosted so that they are less transparent than they are.

 

The next step was to create a box in which the plexiglass words (our logo) was going to be mounted over. On the backside of this box facing towards the front we mounted our X3 LED light strips. This served as the lighting source that would later illuminate the frosted plexiglass.

Since our logo has four different colors in it, we had to separate the cavity of the large box into four smaller sections. We then placed four different colors of our X3 strip in the appropriate section of the box. We had to do this so that when the sign was finished there wouldn’t be any color bleed from one color to the next.

Next we placed a glossy black plastic cover over the outside of the box including on the non-raised parts of the plexiglass.

12V power sources were placed in the cavity of the sign so all that comes out the back are wires that can be hooked up to any standard power source.

Take a look at the finished product!

 


Posted In tutorials | Tagged sign, lighting
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