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How to Troubleshoot Programmable LED Signs

Answer five questions to help you fix the problems of your scrolling LED signs without having to call a technician and save up on technician service fees. Light-emitting diodes or LEDs are known to emit extremely bright light compared to fluorescent, HPS, or neon lighting fixtures and signs. And although they give such brightness, they use much less energy and emit less heat, which is why switching to LEDs is a great way to save power for homes and businesses. However, there might come a time that your  scrolling LED sign  may not perform as well as you first purchased it. If you notice that the bulbs are not as bright as they used to be or the sign itself is frequently shutting down, there must be a problem with the power supply. Before calling a technician or handyman, try troubleshooting your programmable LED sign first. In order to do that, here are questions you should ask yourself: Did I check the primary power source? Did I check the connections? Is the programmable LED...

How to Troubleshoot LED Signs

Check the problems of your signs; calling a technician may not be necessary. LEDs are known to emit a very bright light compared to traditional fluorescent and HPS lighting. And even if they give off such brightness, the power usage remains low, which is why many are making the switch to LEDs. However, there might come a time when your shop’s open sign may not be as bright as it was before or is frequently shutting down. No worries, it could just be a problem with the power. Don’t call a technician just yet; let us help you troubleshoot your LED sign by asking yourself these five questions: Have I checked the main power source? First things first -- check is the main source of power. The problem might be with the source itself, and if that’s the case, your sign is probably working just fine. As a solution, find a new source in the meantime. If there is none, you can opt to use a generator or a portable power supply while the main source is being repaired. Have I...