September 13, 2018
The CRIF series by Certolux is a specification-grade, LED IC-rated recessed flanged inset door luminaire for ISO Class 5 – 8 Cleanrooms. Suitable for 2500psi Pressure spray down. Completely sealed unit to minimize insect and vermin infiltration. For use in insulated ceilings.
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SATCO|NUVO’s Silver and Gold Crown LED lamps offer vintage-inspired elegance with modern performance. Available in A19, G25, and G40 shapes, these decorative bulbs feature a striking half-bowl silver or gold finish that redirects light back into the bulb, producing a soft, ambient glow while reducing harsh downward illumination. Perfect for restaurants, hotels, and stylish residential spaces, they create a warm and inviting atmosphere with a 2700K color temperature. The classic LED filament design mimics the charm of traditional incandescent bulbs while operating at lower wattages for greater energy efficiency. With dimmability down to 10% and a wet-location rating, these lamps bring both sophistication and versatility to decorative lighting applications.
Standard Stanpro’s FLUO LED is designed for 120 V applications and is easy and quick to install as no driver is required.
The new Cree LED bulb looks and lights just like a traditional incandescent, but is Energy Star qualified for superior LED performance…
TL210-WCS Series Plugging Boxes are recessed and pedestal mounted enclosures designed for the temporary connection of electrical devices in exterior applications. Cast doors and frames feature a unique cord slot system that prevents rain and sprinkler water from reaching electrical devices while in use.
CDm2 LIGHTWORKS is pleased to announce a new partnership with Omnify, a Canadian expert in high-quality, custom LED backlighting solutions. With more than 20 years of experience and a portfolio of patented, UL-certified light engines and fixtures, Omnify is trusted by designers and builders to transform architectural surfaces into luminous features. Read More…
Lumenwerx is excited to welcome Justin Castellano as their new Midwest Regional Sales Manager! Justin brings over 10 years in architectural and commercial lighting, 15 years of consultative sales, theatrical lighting design expertise, and a background in acting. His career has given him a well-rounded perspective across the lighting ecosystem—from specification and sales to production… Read More…
Have you ever gone into a big box store looking for a product and find two similar products, but one is twenty percent cheaper, only to bring it home, attempt to assemble it and then realize WHY it was twenty percent cheaper? Have you ever regretted that kind of purchase? This phenomenon is not limited… Read More…
Lighting plays a bigger role in the guest experience than most people realize. It sets the mood the moment someone walks through the door, affects how comfortable a room feels, and even influences how guests perceive cleanliness, safety, and quality. Done well, lighting helps create the kind of space that feels familiar and welcoming –… Read More…
SATCO|NUVO’s new LED Beam Selectable Linear Highbays deliver powerful, configurable illumination for high-ceiling commercial and industrial environments. Each fixture features selectable beam distributions of 45°x100°, 65°x95°, or 90°x90°, providing precise control for aisle, general, or wide-area lighting layouts. All models offer 3CCT selectability modes (3000K/4000K/5000K), multiple wattage options across four lumen packages, and universal 120–347V… Read More…
PrentaLux is making advancements in lighting innovation and sustainability with 3D-printed luminaires like the Decorative High Bay Gen 2. This new generation offers more versatility with upgraded warmer CCTs (3000K and 3500K) and field adjustable optical distributions. The Decorative High Bay Gen 2 pairs an elegant and customizable aesthetic with the robust output needed for… Read More…
This project is funded [in part] by the Government of Canada.
Ce projet est financé [en partie] par le gouvernement du Canada.
