Liteline’s Forum LED Panel Wins Best Lighting Product Award at Electro Expo

March 17, 2018

Electro Expo 2018 — Powering Innovation + Technology trade show and educational conference, which took place in Cleveland, OH, is the region’s premier electrical, lighting, low voltage systems, and clean energy industry event.

The awards program provides a unique opportunity for industry recognition of professionalism, ingenuity and originality in the power, lighting, low voltage systems and clean energy areas.

The Forum LED commercial panel is all about on-site customization. With a built-on driver that is 120~347v autosensing, 0-10V dimming capable, and up to 6250 lumens, it evenly distributes light to cater to any commercial space. This eye-pleasing fixture is designed to give lighting specifiers and building owners the freedom to quickly select and change between colour temperatures and power output with the flick of a switch.

Find out more about LIteline’s Forum LED panel: www.liteline.com/20000234-master_forum/panel/forum-led-panel-light.

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