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Most Notre Dame signs are made from heavy‑duty injection‑molded plastic or other rigid plastic materials.

Sign faces use high‑resolution digital printing with a glossy/high‑gloss finish; some are described as photographic quality or printed directly to the surface.

Lighted signs use an in‑line (cord) rocker switch on the power cord. Slimline lighted signs typically include a 6‑foot power cord with this in‑line switch.

The signs use LED illumination: product details note multiple integrated LED bulbs (often nine) and describe a low‑voltage LED system for lighting.

The LED lighting is low‑wattage (listed as 4 watts per light) and the signs are powered by an electric cord rather than batteries. Some listings also note a 12‑volt LED system and include a cord with an in‑line switch.

Many items include mounting hardware and are ready to hang. Lighted signs typically include a power cord with an in‑line rocker switch (commonly a 6‑foot cord with rubber covering). The framed dry‑erase board lists an 8‑foot three‑prong power cord.

Product descriptions note UL approval, official licensing, and that the items are made in the USA.

Lighted signs are listed at about 3 pounds and state that no assembly is required.

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