Ensure You Purchase A High-quality Neon Sign

Investing in a high-quality sign is the single most crucial thing you can do to make sure your LED neon sign lasts for many years. Since they are composed of more durable materials, high-quality signage will survive longer.

Ensure that your sign is installed correctly by a qualified individual as well. If you’re uncertain as to whether you placed it correctly, see an electrician or other expert who can help ensure that it is secure and functioning effectively.

At LITASIGN, we understand that it is hard to balance price and quality. That’s why we offer high-quality neon signs at affordable prices. Our products are made by the best experts using only top-grade materials. Our low prices don’t mean low quality–they mean high value!

You Are Part of Its Longevity

You are part of your neon sign’s longevity. You can choose to be careful with your sign, and that will help it last for years to come.

First, make sure it’s placed in a safe area where it won’t get damaged by weather or other elements.

Next, make sure you are cleaning it regularly so that dust does not build up on the glass tubes and interfere with its light output.

Finally, be careful when moving or storing your neon sign: don’t drop it or bump into things while transporting it.

Mount Your Neon Sign Out of Reach

Consider placing your LED neon sign somewhere out of the way if you want it to last for for years and years to come.

This will stop individuals from unintentionally touching or bumping the sign, which could harm the final product.

Also, hanging your sign from a wall or ceiling can help shield it from elements like dampness that could harm it permanently.

Switch It Off Periodically

By leaving your sign on constantly, you’re essentially burning out its circuitry and wearing out the components that make it work. This can cause the sign to fail after only a few years of use.

To avoid this, we recommend to simply turn off your sign for a few hours at least once or twice a week. This will allow its components to cool down and restore themselves before getting back into full-time use again!