At long last, the effect of neon has been reproduced using LEDs, removing all of the drawbacks of traditional glass gas-filled neon.

Power Consumption
While traditional neon consumes up to 8.75 watts per linear 30cm running at 15,000 volts, LED Neon Tube consumes just 2.6watts per linear 30cm, and operates on a safe 24 volt supply. This can represent a saving of 70% on the traditionally high running costs of Neon.

Construction
Traditional neon is made from fragile glass, resulting in huge shipping costs, and a high likelihood of damage. LED Neon Tube is constructed from flexible, durable, lightweight PVC. LEDs are encapsulated in a unique oval shaped jacket which has been designed to illuminate uniformly. LED Neon Tube is supplied on drums which can be easily transported.

Applications
As well as the usual applications of neon, the portability of LED Neon Tube makes it an option for new markets such as touring stage shows and concerts.

Installation
LED Neon Tube must be powered using a dedicated transformer. Each transformer will power a roll (9.14 metres) of Neon Tube. The Neon Tube can then be shaped and joined using a variety of accessories which are detailed below.

The new RGB version of our popular LED Neon Tube has all the advantages of the standard tube with the addition of being able to change colours. The tube is controlled via a dedicated controller which enables the user to produce 7 different colours, changing effects and the outputs of the RGB can be varied to produce various colours.

Installation

The installation of the product is very easy by using the range of accessories available including channels, corners and mid connectors - see below.

RGB Neon Tube must be powered using the dedicated SRC-191-3C Controller which will power up to 120 metres of tube using either the built in patterns or via remote DMX control.

The tubing can be cut at 0.91metre (3ft) lengths and several pieces can be linked together.