i dont mean any offence by this...but what the hell do you do with so many lights!? are you a collector or do you actually use some of them. im el curiouso
Those older signs are awesome! Too bad one of the panels got busted in shipping. Those aluminum panels are probably from an Emergi-Lite or Lightalarms sign since they're built to slide in.
The newer sign is definitely one of the famous Sure-Lites CAX series signs. Have you hooked it up to see if it's the direct-view LED model? If it is...you got very, very lucky. Sure-Lites made direct-views in the very early '90s, and they're extremely difficult to find!
Yea, it sucks. I might be able to find some replacement panels, diffrent text, OFC, but if they fit, it works for me. I might be able to superglue the pieces back together.
The other...two very skinny wires going to the front lights, in which are LED's, and they are all arranged to form "EXIT" on one big circuit board. I'll make a video. If it is indeed one, I regret not securing my bid on the other one. (The seller had two of them for sale, someone else bought the 2nd one.)
@SeberHusky It certainly sounds like you have one of the rarer models, but I'll wait until you post your video to see. The only way I know these models exist is that a couple of the Meijer stores built in '94 down here have the same kind you have, only in green (Greenwood [Store 132] and Avon [Store 133]). Oddly enough, the very next store built (134 in Southport) has the same model Lithonia Signature signs that are seen in one of my videos. Pretty sure they're incandescent, though.
I googled "direct view led", and it came up with pictures of like bank "ATM OPEN" type signs, where you can see the LED bulbs sticking out through the sign, and there is no plastic covering them. Is that what you mean, or is there diffrent kinds?
Oh, and I just randomly came across this same sign on eBay (or looks similar). It is described as Lithuania Lighting model #285250
@SeberHusky Somewhat. Sure-Lites' direct-view models didn't illuminate "EXIT" solidly like you'd see on any modern LED sign. Instead, it was lit by a lightpanel that had LED's arranged in a dot/asterisk pattern. It still had a diffuser and a lightpanel like yours, but the illumination was different. Yours is definitely a Sure-Lites. Sure-Lites signs are about 2" longer than a Lithonia. The old Lithonia test button was a rocker switch often found on the mounting canopy, not the sign itself.
i dont mean any offence by this...but what the hell do you do with so many lights!? are you a collector or do you actually use some of them. im el curiouso
KitsuneAkai1 4 months ago
@KitsuneAkai1
Collectability, my friend. I collect them. ;-) I might hang a couple on the wall, but not each one.
SeberHusky 4 months ago
Those older signs are awesome! Too bad one of the panels got busted in shipping. Those aluminum panels are probably from an Emergi-Lite or Lightalarms sign since they're built to slide in.
The newer sign is definitely one of the famous Sure-Lites CAX series signs. Have you hooked it up to see if it's the direct-view LED model? If it is...you got very, very lucky. Sure-Lites made direct-views in the very early '90s, and they're extremely difficult to find!
compdude512 4 months ago
@compdude512
Yea, it sucks. I might be able to find some replacement panels, diffrent text, OFC, but if they fit, it works for me. I might be able to superglue the pieces back together.
The other...two very skinny wires going to the front lights, in which are LED's, and they are all arranged to form "EXIT" on one big circuit board. I'll make a video. If it is indeed one, I regret not securing my bid on the other one. (The seller had two of them for sale, someone else bought the 2nd one.)
SeberHusky 4 months ago
@SeberHusky It certainly sounds like you have one of the rarer models, but I'll wait until you post your video to see. The only way I know these models exist is that a couple of the Meijer stores built in '94 down here have the same kind you have, only in green (Greenwood [Store 132] and Avon [Store 133]). Oddly enough, the very next store built (134 in Southport) has the same model Lithonia Signature signs that are seen in one of my videos. Pretty sure they're incandescent, though.
compdude512 4 months ago
@compdude512
I googled "direct view led", and it came up with pictures of like bank "ATM OPEN" type signs, where you can see the LED bulbs sticking out through the sign, and there is no plastic covering them. Is that what you mean, or is there diffrent kinds?
Oh, and I just randomly came across this same sign on eBay (or looks similar). It is described as Lithuania Lighting model #285250
SeberHusky 4 months ago
@SeberHusky Somewhat. Sure-Lites' direct-view models didn't illuminate "EXIT" solidly like you'd see on any modern LED sign. Instead, it was lit by a lightpanel that had LED's arranged in a dot/asterisk pattern. It still had a diffuser and a lightpanel like yours, but the illumination was different. Yours is definitely a Sure-Lites. Sure-Lites signs are about 2" longer than a Lithonia. The old Lithonia test button was a rocker switch often found on the mounting canopy, not the sign itself.
compdude512 4 months ago
@compdude512
Ah OK. Nice to see a professional here! ;-)
The video is coming along slowly. Got about 15 minutes left on the upload buddy.
Thanks for all the help BTW!
SeberHusky 4 months ago
You have interest in exit signs? o_O (Haha, not asking that in a bad way. X3)
WolfGuy100 4 months ago
@WolfGuy100
Yes.
SeberHusky 4 months ago
@SeberHusky
Cool. :D Nothing is wrong with having some kind of interests. :3
WolfGuy100 4 months ago
@WolfGuy100
True!
SeberHusky 4 months ago