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Specifying a Module From the Sign Depth

The published depth band is the first filter, not the last. This is the order the decisions actually have to be made in.

Almost every complaint about a badly lit sign traces back to one decision made in the wrong order: the module was chosen before the cavity depth was measured. Every model on this site publishes the depth band it was designed for, which turns that decision into a lookup.

Stage By Stage

Specifying a Module From the Sign Depth In 6 Steps

Measure the cavity, not the letter

The height of the letter tells you nothing about how it lights.

The figure that matters is the distance from the module face to the inside of the acrylic. That is what the published depth band refers to.

Filter by the published band

A module rated 80-120 mm in a 35 mm return will show as a bright dot.

Shortlist only models whose published band contains your measured depth. That alone usually cuts twenty-five products to three or four.

Choose brightness from lumens per piece

Lumens per metre hides how many pieces you are paying for.

Within the shortlist, the lumens-per-piece figure and the face area decide how many modules the letter needs.

Check the cascade limit against the run

A long run wired past the published limit dims at the far end.

Divide the run by the published cascade figure to get the number of feed points before the wiring is drawn.

Size the supply with headroom

A driver run at its rated ceiling in a hot sign cavity is the first thing to fail.

Multiply the per-module wattage by the count, then specify a supply above that rather than at it.

Confirm the colour option in writing

'White' is three different temperatures on these sheets.

The published options run from 3000K warm white to 10000K cool white. Pick one and put it on the order.

Questions

Specifying a Module From the Sign Depth Questions

What if my depth falls between two published bands?
Then both models are candidates and the decision moves to brightness and pitch. It is not a reason to go outside a published band.
Does the depth band change with colour temperature?
No. The band is an optical figure that follows the beam angle and the lens, and the published sheets give one band per model.

Start On Specifying a Module From the Sign Depth

Send the reference, the quantity and the destination market. A recommended starting point with the matching specifications comes back by email.