LED House Numbers - Helvetica

These contemporary LED house numbers are based on the Helvetica font and illuminate with a beautiful halo of light. These high quality products designed and assembled here in the UK.

Please note due to high demand we have a waiting list for these prooducts, and lead time is between 7 - 10 working days. You will be advised on a delivery date when you place your order.

The LED house numbers are 200mm high and laser cut from 304 grade 3mm thick brushed stainless steel with a smart acrylic edging giving the numbers a full 3D look. You can select a black or grey powder coated finish from the drop down if you would prefer to have them powder coated in black or anthracite grey. We also offer these numbers with a matt acrylic face in either matt black or matt charcoal grey. The LEDs are long lasting, high quality IP rated modules.

The LED numbers come with hidden fixings which allow them to stand-off from the wall and for the light to flood the area at the back of the number. LEDs provide the combined benefit of low energy consumption and long life. The LEDs we use on these numbers are suitable for outside use in all weather conditions. Our LEDs come in Cool White (6000 Kelvin) or Warm White (3000 Kelvin). Please use the drop down menu to order your LED colour or contact us if you require anything different.

You will need an LED driver to run your back lit house number, please select the type you require from the drop down list above. There are two types of driver. A simple "plug in" driver which will allow your electrician to run your illuminated house number cable back into your house and plug into the nearest standard three pin plug inside. Alternatively, a "hard wire" driver which allows your electrician to hard wire your house number into your house wiring - this is an ideal solution if your house numbers are being added to a new build, an extension or a gate post or pillar.

Can illuminated house numbers or name plates be used with a dimmer? No, there are not enough LED modules on our illuminated numbers and small backlit plaques to produce an efficiency curve necessary to dim the modules successfully. This is because at 0.25 watts each they do not make up enough total wattage for the minimum load requirement of a dimmable driver which is 6 -7 watts.