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PAM ADVERTISING & MARKETING Co. FZE. DUBAI Animated Electroluminescent Solutions Product Information Briefing

About Electroluminescent Products Electroluminescent (EL) lights and lighting systems were originally developed for military uses and have been around since the 1930’s In recent years, the technology for producing EL products has improved dramatically As a backlighting technology EL has been applied to hundreds of products including cell phones, wristwatches and PDAs The quality of EL has improved to the point where it is now viable as a solution for the advertising and marketing industries where eye-catching animated effects, high-resolution graphics and accurate reproduction of colors and logos are essential elements for getting the attention of your audience

The Principle of Electroluminescence An EL lamp is essentially a capacitor structure with an inorganic phosphor (zinc sulfide compound) sandwiched between the electrodes. Application of an AC voltage across the electrodes generates a changing electric field within the phosphor particles causing them to emit light. For most EL lamps, an inverter is used as a power source. An inverter is a DC-AC converter, which typically generates 60-115V AC and frequencies in the region of 50-1000 Hz. For signage applications much higher frequencies can be used to increase lamp brightness.

EL Structure

EL Features and Benefits Illuminated and animated panels provide significantly better eye-catching capabilities than ordinary backlit signs and posters High-resolution graphics – works with photo-quality artwork Artwork is still functionally visible when sign is switched off Uniform illumination of complex shapes - provides consistent, high-quality animation effects

EL Features and Benefits Our patented TCEL (True Colour Electroluminescent) technology provides colour consistency between modes when the image is illuminated and when the illumination is off so that the artwork is accurately represented in both modes Non-glare for easy viewing Wide visual angle (160 degrees) - signage is effective from a broad field of directions

EL Features and Benefits High-brightness available – provides appropriate level of illumination and superior visibility in bright artificial light, dim light or even foggy conditions Super thin and flexible - it conforms to most surfaces and can be bent around curves (5mm radius) and still deliver high-quality light & animation effects

EL Features and Benefits Vibration and impact resistant – more reliable and less fragile than filament and glass-based lighting products Light weight – makes it easier to handle and display, costs less to ship and offers greater number of applications No light box or heavy infrastructure required – easy to install or replace, offers greater number of applications and reduced costs

EL Features and Benefits Long life (Over 10,000 hours) No catastrophic failure, no filament to burnout - greater reliability Cold light source, no detectable heat output during illumination – energy efficient, power not wasted as heat energy Low power consumption – low operating costs Does not produce ultra-violet radiation

Technical Data Power sources: DC1.5 to 24V and/or AC110/220V EL Supply voltage: AC 60 to 200 V Supply frequency: 50 to 1500 Hz Operating temperature: -20 to 50C Storage temperature: -30 to 60C Brightness: 30 to 150 cd/m2 Current: 0.1-0.2 mA/cm2 Power consumption: 10-20mW/cm2 Light wave length: 450nm to 750 nm Life time: 5000 - 10000 hours

Competitive Technologies Incandescent Lamps Relatively high power draw Prone to catastrophic failure due to vibration Low cost, but require light-pipe for uniformity Expensive infrastructure and fixtures are required to provide animation effects Bulky Generate heat EL Lamps Low power draw Hi resistance to vibration Inherently uniform lighting pattern across the entire EL panel Integrated animation effects require no additional fixtures and infrastructure Thin and lightweight Run cool, generating no heat

Competitive Technologies Light Emitting Diodes (LED) Low cost, but require light pipe for uniformity Long life, solid state Limited colors - no white Relatively high power draw EL Lamps Inherently uniform lighting pattern Long life, solid state Bright white light available, consistent, true colour illumination of high resolution graphics Low power draw

Competitive Technologies Neon Lights Provide animation effects, but do not work with high-resolution graphics Require high voltage Fragile glass Difficult to ship Can't be used near food service Expensive to repair or replace EL Lamps True-colour reproduction and animation of high-resolution graphics Do not require high voltage Vibration and impact-resistant Light weight and durable - easy to ship Cost-effective to own and operate

EL Lamp Market

EL Applications Applications for EL lamps are virtually unlimited. EL lamps have been applied to hundreds of products, including advertising signage, POP displays, safety signals and signs, pet collars, cell phones, PDAs and illuminated devices of all kinds, sporting equipment, courtesy, decorative and functional lighting for the automotive, marine and aviation industries, to name but a few current applications

EL Applications LCD Backlights Since EL lamps provide even brightness, low power consumption and are super-thin, EL lighting is the most appropriate light source for LCD backlights. Our EL products have been used in instrument panels, audio equipments, beepers, mobile phone, notebook computers, telephone, calculators and more.

LCD Backlights

EL Applications Advertising Signage The brightness, true-colour representation and eye-catching animation make EL ideal for all sorts of applications in advertisements, banners and other signage where corporate logos or trademarks are displayed. Because EL lamps are durable and flexible, they can be bent and curved and cut to different shapes in the manufacturing process. EL lamps work well under a broad variety of conditions.

Advertising Signage

Standard Advertising Signboards

EL Applications Emergency, Informational and Directional Signage As an emergency sign, the soft EL green lighting consumes low power and offers high-grade and steady illumination with excellent visibility through smoke, fog and rain. With an integrated backup battery, the emergency sign keeps lighting for over 2.5 hours even if the power is cut. EL Lamps provide high visibility through smoke, fog and rain. EL is suitable for safety signs, lighted safety apparel, docks, safety belts etc. Other applications include traffic signs, doorplate numbers and automobile license plate numbers.

Safety and Directional Signage

Informational Signage

Business Signage

EL Applications Toys, Seasonal Decorations, Electronic Promotional Gifts and Novelties Our animated EL has been used in many custom applications such as flashing badges, hats and clothing and photo frames. We work closely with our clients to understand their requirements and provide them with unique, custom solutions

Illuminated Picture Frames

Holiday and Seasonal Decorations

Hat and Helmet Badges

Toys, Electronic Gifts and Badges

Promotional Badges

EL Applications EL Displays Thanks to unique characteristics such as low power consumption, uniform lighting surface and super thinness, electro-luminescent panels are the most suitable for various kinds of displays where data and information must be easily illustrated with clear readability

EL Instrument Panels and Displays

Automotive Applications

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