Erik Sine

Erik Sine is the owner of The Sign Syndicate.com, a dedicated portal website aiming to foster discussions within the electric sign industry community. The platform covers a wide range of industry-related topics through an open forum where enthusiasts engage in discussions, share insights, and explore various aspects of the electric sign industry. The Sign Syndicate and its community delve into industry politics, offer 'how to' forums, and conduct private projects to test and challenge manufacturers' components to assess their effectiveness.

One of the notable initiatives by The Sign Syndicate is the unbiased light source comparisons of Neon (CCFL) & LED technologies. These comparisons focus on studying energy consumption, initial brightness, and light degradation over time to debunk industry myths and provide valuable insights that may not be readily available through conventional industry sources like Sign Associations or Trade Magazines.

Erik Sine manages several ongoing light testing projects under The Sign Syndicate, such as 'The Great White Hope' for high-powered white Neon & LED lamps, 'Project Tighty Whitey' for mid/mini white powered LED modules, 'The Red Light District' for red Neon & LED lamps, 'Border Security' for Neon & LED border tubing, and 'Blue Light Special' for blue Neon & LED channel letters. These projects aim to showcase the performance of different lighting technologies and challenge industry norms through empirical testing.

In addition to the testing projects, The Sign Syndicate also maintains review lists for National Sign & Service Companies, Sign Suppliers/Distributors/Manufacturers, and Subcontractors. This valuable resource provides insights and feedback on various industry players to aid businesses and professionals in making informed decisions.

Erik Sine's specialization lies in electric sign supplies, offering products like Plasco Trim Cap, Channel Bond & Resin Bond, as well as Neon & LED Components. With a focus on anything electric sign related, Erik Sine's expertise and contributions are instrumental in shaping discussions, facilitating knowledge-sharing, and driving innovation within the electric sign industry.