Lighting People: On the Move | September 2022
New career moves and promotions of some lighting people whom you may know
California Light Pollution Bill Vetoed by Governor
Newsom explains the costly and "overly broad mandate" would affect security and crime prevention.
Current Sues Agent Over Georgia Breakup
LAI accused of contract breach for making switch to Acuity Brands
5 Things to Know: Week Ending September 24
College football players praise RGB stadium lights. New research on 3D printing for lighting.
A Review of LightSPEC West, the New SoCal Lighting Event
Los Angeles lighting event leaves attendees and exhibitors satisfied
Demand for Design Services Accelerates
18 consecutive months of growth for Midwest and Southern U.S.
California Becomes Second State to Ban Fluorescent Lamps
CFL and linear fluorescent lamps to begin phase-out in 2024
ArchLIGHT Summit Pleases Attendees. Exhibitors Mixed.
Excellent venue and educational program doesn’t translate to exhibitor satisfaction
LED Lighting Pioneer, Nick Holonyak, Jr., Dies
Scientist is credited for producing the first visible-light-emitting diode.
5 Things to Know: Week Ending September 17
Lutron to build a new U.S. factory. Leadership changes at some architectural lighting brands.
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Attendance Grows by One Third at Second Annual ArchLIGHT Summit |
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Espen Technology Will Feature Improved EV Chargers At NALMCO Convention |
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GREEN CREATIVE drives evolution in retrofitting with PinFit PL Omni lamps |
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Legal Notice Update: Eran Financial Services Versus Morelux Lighting |
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MetroSpec announces New FacetCore™ Shape Enabling LED Technology |
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Chelsea Lighting Continues National Expansion With Launch of Philadelphia Office |
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Lumileds Garners More Than 90% Lender Support for its Restructuring and Recapitalization |
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LiteTrace Appoints Chris Primous As VP Of Business Development & Sales |
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US Department of Energy Integrated Lighting Campaign Recognizes the link for Exemplary Performance |
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ArchLIGHT Summit Announces Hospitality Events and Attractions |
Announcements include paid promotion
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Designplan Lighting, Inc.
minimum / MAXIMUM
Designplan Lighting, Inc has acquired UL Listing for minimum/MAXIMUM in-grade lights for swimming pools & fountains with a power supply listed for use with underwater luminaires.
- Stainless steel body and outer casing.
- Power supply specifically made and listed for use with underwater luminaires as required by UL and the NEC.
- 6 shapes, each in 5 sizes.
Litetronics
Vivid LED Frame
Vivid combines sleek visual aesthetics with innovative design. Attractive price points and in-demand features deliver a unique and valuable solution that stands above the crowd.
- Available in two sizes: 2' x 2' and 2' x 4'
- Three field adjustable color temperatures and wattage choices
- Suitable for indoor applications, Vivid can easily be t-grid mounted
SloanLED
Symphony Area Light
Symphony Area Light delivers power and versatility with multiple sizes, wattages, distributions, and mounting options, making it ideal for new construction and retrofit applications.
- High performance for greater pole spacing & lower power density
- Timeless architectural form blends into any ext. space
- Proudly designed and built in Ventura, California
Q-Tran
BOOM
Here comes the BOOM - an impactful direct/indirect suspended lighting fixture with a unique profile, impressive performance, and endless design options.
- Up and down optics allow for flexibility in design
- Decorative panels and end caps match any interior
- Create lines, L-Shapes, T-Shapes, U-shapes, Crosses, Squares, and Rectangles