How to Assemble LED Stand-Offs

[@daveinmontana77]

You need to show the finished sign lit up with the LED's... Part 2? ; )

[@joephoenix7053]

could you have plugged it in so we can see what it looks like

[@toddbarlow5591]

What size hole did you laser for the mounting screws?

[@mikeferretti7422]

Awesome video showing these new stand offs and the different kinds but why not also show them lit and in action?

[@pitsbros]

Actually, the substrate has to be drilled or lasered to fit around the LED board so the lights can shine through the acrylic and not underneath it. The glowing effect is WAY better that way

[@madhomesutah]

Is there a video to see a sign lit up with these?

[@JDSINDUSTRIES]

Yes, check out this video - kzbin.info/www/bejne/d2aknWyaf5qfgNk

[@AverageOverlander]

Are you hiding the cable and module in the wall? That's quite bulky otherwise?

[@JDSINDUSTRIES]

The stand offs are designed to have the cord pass through the back of the stand-off into the wall or it can have the cord come out the side for less work and ingenuity. You make a great point that hiding them completely in the wall will take more time and may involve some subcontracted work. An easier solution may be to have the modules attached to the back of the sign and an electrical box routed to a location directly behind the sign. This will hide the outlet and provide an easy plug and play solution. Or you can worry about routing just the 120V cord through the wall and leave the converter neatly tucked behind the sign. Regardless of your approach, please remember to adhere to all local building codes and safety regulations. Good luck and thank you for your interest.