Rollsign Gallery - Electronic Sign Gallery

24V / 10 Amp
(minimum)

75 pixel width
7 pixel height

1983

12V / 24V
10 Amp
(minimum)

5 pixel width
7 pixel height
per character;

15 character
display
(3 panels of 5)

1983

VULTRON TransDot (Generation 2) - Front

VULTRON TransDot (Generation 2) - Side

12V / 24V
10 Amp
(minimum)

5 pixel width
7 pixel height
per character;

15 character
display
(15 panels)

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Gulton Industries, Luminator Div. LIDS IV - Front

12V / 10 Amp
(minimum)

5 pixel width
7 pixel height
per character;

15 character
display
(3 panels of 5)

1986

Gulton / Luminator MAX - Front

12V / 10 Amp
(minimum)

5 pixel width
7 pixel height
per character;

15 character
display
(3 panels of 5

1986

Gulton / Luminator MAX - Side

12V / 10 Amp
(24V for
tube lights)

90 pixel width
7 pixel height

(3 panels of
7 x 30)

1989

GTI - Luminator MAX - Front (7 x 90)

12V / 10 Amp
(24V for
tube light)

90 pixel width
7 pixel height

(3 panels of
7 x 30)

1989

GTI - Luminator MAX - Side (7 x 90)

12V / 10 Amp
(24V for
tube lights)

14 x 28 pixels
(route number)

7 x 75 pixels
(route name)
2 panels of
7 x 30, one
panel of 7 x 15

1990

GTI-Luminator MAX Split Sign - Front

Route
name sign

12V / 10 Amp
(24V for
tube lights)

112 pixel width
16 pixel height

(4 panels of
16 x 28)

1989

GTI-Luminator MegaMAX - Front

12V / 10 Amp
(24V for
tube light)

112 pixel width
16 pixel height

(4 panels of
16 x 28)

1992

GTI-Luminator "Mini" MegaMAX - Front

24 Volt
10 Amp

112 pixel width
16 pixel height

(4 panels of
16 x 28)

1999

GTI-Luminator "Mini" MegaMAX: 3000 - Front

24 Volt
10 Amp

90 pixel width
7 pixel height

(3 panels of
7 x 30)

1999

GTI-Luminator MAX: 3000 - Side

24 Volt
10 Amp

23 pixel width
10 pixel height

(1 panel)

1999

GTI-Luminator MAX: 3000 - Rear

12 Volt
10 Amp

160 pixel width
16 pixel height

(4 panels of
16 x 40)

2001

Luminator Horizon - Front

N / A

12 Volt
10 Amp

96 pixel width
8 pixel height

(2 panels of
8 x 48)

2001

Luminator Horizon - Side

N / A

Electronic Sign Gallery
Featuring different signs in my permanent collection.

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My fascination with electronic destination signs began when the Toronto Transit Commission (Toronto, Ontario) started introducing them in their fleet in 1991. Through some fluke (or slip up) in 1996, one of the TTC's GMC New Looks went to scrap with its Luminator electronic signs still installed, and with that my collection began. I studied the system and how it worked, it's intricasies and limitations. Over the years, my collection expanded, with my first Gulton/Luminator system in 1998, my first Vultron TransDot system in 2007, and Luminator Horizon system in 2010. - In May of 2000, I supplied Brampton Transit (Brampton, Ontario) with a refurbished Luminator sign for their Leyland Olympian double decker bus. In September, 2000, I supplied Barrie Transit (Barrie, Ontario) with five sets of refurbished Luminator signs for their newest buses at the time, three of which were known to be retrofitted with the signs I supplied. Overall my experience with electronic signs spans fourteen years, collecting seventeen different models/specifications of electronic signs, and about 40 different system programs for the various models.