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Read ArticleWhen it comes to illuminated signage, the two most popular options are LED and neon. Both have their merits — here's how to choose.
LED signs are typically cheaper to manufacture and install than traditional glass neon. LED neon flex offers a middle ground.
LED uses 50-75% less power than neon, making it the clear winner for ongoing operating costs.
LED: 50,000+ hours. Neon: 25,000-30,000 hours. LED lasts longer with less maintenance.
LED is brighter and more visible in daylight. Neon has a softer, warmer glow — better for ambiance.
LED runs cool and is shatterproof. Glass neon runs hot and can break.
Neon has that authentic retro glow that's hard to replicate. LED neon flex comes close and is more versatile.
Choose LED for storefronts, efficiency, and brightness. Choose neon (or LED neon) for bars, cafes, and creative spaces where ambiance matters.
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