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Navigation FAQ
Q. How do I find out about all the products and services on your site?
A. We have a site index, listing every page of our website, the link to it is located at the bottom of the navigation bar on the left.
Q. How can I contact you?
A. Our phone and fax numbers are displayed at the top of every page. You can also contact us via e-mail, by clicking on the "E-Mail us" link, on the left, or by clicking on the "FREE QUOTE"
button on the left, and filling out the form.
Q. What does the "Show All" button on the navigation bar do?
A. it basically expands the navigation toolbar on our website, to show all of our products and services.
Q. I have clicked the "Show All" button on your menu, how do I change it back?
A. Once the "Show All" button has been clicked, it will change to say "Hide All". You can then click on this again, and the menu will reset itself.
Ultra Slim Light boxes
Q. Why do we use T5 fluorescent tubes rather than LED's in ultra slim light boxes?
A. Basically T5 tubes are three times more efficient than LED's. T5 HQ fluorescent tubes will give approximately 80 lumen per Watt, whereas a white LED will only give approximately 24 lumen per Watt. Therefore, T5 tubes are unbeatable when it comes to brightness to energy efficiency ratio and therefore, running costs.
The life expectancy of both are similar; an LED’s is between 10,000 and 20,000 hours in comparison to a T5 tube which has a life expectancy of 20,000 hours. However, when it comes to changing a T5 tube they can be simply obtained from a hardware store and replaced, LED's are harder to obtain and more difficult to replace.
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