Make sure you and/or your client are ready to hook up their new sign as soon as it lands on site for installation. Here are two questions that you’ll always have the answer to and make sign installs slick for your clients.
When you’re meeting with your clients, ensure they are set up for success with these two easy answers to their electrical needs:
Run either 120 or 277 volt power to the sign. Your sign will be able to run on either 120 volt or 277 volt, is already there, or let your client decide.
A 20 amp dedicated circuit breaker will work in most situations. LEDs are used on almost every application and the amperage needed to run the sign is typically quite low.
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