May 3, 2024

Current Has Chosen FRM Lighting and Controls to Represent Its HLI Luminaire and Controls Product Lines in Southeast Florida

GREENVILLE, SOUTH CAROLINA – Current has chosen FRM Lighting and Controls as its representative for Southeast Florida for the HLI luminaire and controls brand portfolios effective August 1, 2024.

FRM Lighting and Controls recently acquired Affiliated Lighting + Controls and represents Current’s GLI luminaire and controls portfolio in the entire state of Florida (excluding the Florida Panhandle market).

“We are excited about expanding our partnership with FRM Lighting and Controls and are eager to offer the Southeast Florida market a best-in-class customer experience," Current Chief Commercial Officer Chip Taylor said.

FRM Lighting and Controls area representation by Current portfolio:

• HLI Luminaire & Controls Brands: South Carolina and Southeast Florida (effective August 1, 2024)

• GLI Luminaire & Controls Brands: South Carolina, North Carolina, Florida (excluding the Florida Panhandle markets)

• GLI Roadway – Non-Metered, Municipal, and DOT: North Carolina

• GLI Roadway – Non-Metered, Municipal: North Florida

• Forum:  South Carolina and Southeast Florida (effective August 1, 2024)

“With the addition of the HLI Luminaire & Controls portfolio combined with Rich Cook joining FRM Lighting and Controls as General Manager, we look forward to providing a unique experience for all our valued customers in Southeast Florida,” FRM Lighting and Controls Executive Vice President Rob Duncan said.

About Current
At Current, we are Always On and working to improve lives with the industry’s most expansive portfolio of sustainable advanced lighting and intelligent controls that reliably meet our customers’ needs. Learn more at currentlighting.com.

About FRM Lighting and Controls
With over 120 professionals, FRM offers the experience and strength to serve the electrical market in the Southeast. FRM sells through a network of valued electrical distributors and is focused on the engineer, contractor, and end-user.