Note: this first field used to be called a " Windows Live ID", because it was used exclusively for Windows Live services: Hotmail, Windows Live Mail, Live Writer, etc. (You can't just enter your username, because someone else might also use it, just for a different country or domain.) Enter your email password in the next text field: remember that it is "case-sensitive" (uppercase and lowercase letters are considered different characters, so make sure that CapsLock is off!) Under Microsoft account, enter your full email address: your username, the " symbol, and the domain name - " for example. Now start over! Either way, you'll be redirected to the " " page - if another email address and password are "auto-filled" by the web browser / password manager you are using, just erase it: If you don't, it just means that someone is already logged in to their account: simply click on that person's name (top right corner of the page), and choose " Sign Out" from the dropdown menu. To access the sign in page, you can go to, , or (all official Microsoft URLs), and you will see the login form on the right. 72w modules for 3" and 5" returns with usable light luminance is around 200 FC's. Using these for the same you get around 300-400 FC.Tip: don't yet have an email address? Create a Hotmail account: it's free, and you can even choose from multiple email domains! The Hotmail Sign in Page
The Luminance right on the face measures something around 544 Foot Candle Average, that's some crazy brightness. LD Acrylic is real nice for LED lighting, but at 1.5" depth, this regular grade sign white light nice.Ĥ"W x 24"L x 5"D Channel with false bottom, lighted up for a 1.5" Depth Here is a test channel at just 1.5" in depth, the acrylic used is 1/8" #7328 White, this is just using a Autohaus MC Grade 7328, and the result is even lighting no hotspots. This module produces Competitive Light, NOT Usable Light.so if you have a premium customer and premium project this little High-End Constant Current LED module is for you! A lot of light that will last a very, VERY long time. This module is perfect for 3" & 5" return channel letters, even better for halo illuminated letters because of the crazy light output, perfect for Day/Night faces where you need light to punch through. This BrightON Lightning module was made for very shallow lighting applications.Īnyway, thought I would snap some pics and show how impressive this little module really is.
I was experimenting with the new revised BrightON Lightning module which is more efficient than the previous version.more light for the same power.
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