LED Illumination System for Channel Letters and 12VDC
Power Supplies Installation Guide
Date: 11/20/2014
Rev. 105
Populating the Channel Letter
Populating a channel letter with LED Modules is as easy as peeling the liner off the
mounting tape and firmly pressing the light modules in the desired locations.
NOTE:
Bonding surface should be clean and dry.
To determine where the LED Modules should be placed and how many to use, J’s LED Power
Inc. offers the following guidelines: (Results may vary based upon desired light intensity and
letter construction).
1. LED Modules are designed to be place in rows:
a. LED Modules should have approximately 2.5 inch spacing between modules within the row.
This will result in 3 modules per foot.
2. LED Modules are designed to cover a stroke width of 4 inch in a channel letter (letter depth of
4 to 8 inches). Letters with a 4 inch stroke width or smaller should have one 1 row of LED
Modules. Letters with a stroke width larger than 4 inches should have multiple rows of LED
Modules placed according to the following schedule;
a. 4 to 6 inch stroke= 2 rows
b. 6 to 8 inch stroke= 3 rows
c. 8 to 10 inch stroke= 4 rows
d. Actual number of rows/modules may vary depending upon the application. The
above schedule is offered only as a guideline.
3. W hen all modules are in place, the secondary output from the power supply can be connected.
Multiple letters in a sign must be connected to the power supply in parallel. Use UL listed
Insulation Displacement Connectors to make this connection and to cap off the open ends of
the row.
Fig.5 Example of 24” Channel letter with 4” stroke populated with one stroke of LED Modules