Products + Technology

A-Light’s WGD9 Wall Grazer family of luminaires is designed to highlight wall textures with a narrow beam of light without shadows or hot spots.

Perovskites, a cheap and easy-to-produce material that convert photons into electricity in solar cells, are now being applied to converting electrons into light, with an efficiency similar to OLEDs used in cellphones and flat-screen TVs. Researchers recently reported they produced perovskites for full-color display illumination using a 3D printer.

Luminis recently announced Lumiquad, a family of square-shaped bollards and columns designed to illuminate and accent exterior spaces such as pedestrian areas, commercial perimeters, parks, and urban environments.

Access Fixtures recently introduced three complete horse arena lighting packages intended for outdoor horse arenas of various sizes.

Juniper’s THIN offers a system of solid brass connectors and LED light segments configured as three-dimensional tetrahedron, cube, and diamond shapes.

LiFi is a revolutionary, emerging wireless communication technology that embeds data in visible light, specifically light produced by LEDs. To get an idea of how LiFi will impact the industry, I talked to four industry thought leaders to ask the question: “How do you see LiFi impacting the lighting industry and, in terms of opportunities and challenges, specifically electrical distributors?”

Tivoli Lighting’s Urban Series Extrusion line recently expanded with six new products to offer a variety of contemporary ceiling and wall lighting selections.

EC&M Magazine’s editor Mike Eby presents 32 products that caught his eye during LIGHTFAIR 2019 in Philadelphia.

Fulham’s LED luminaire EliteControl hardware/software solution is a Bluetooth mesh wireless luminaire control system that includes an LED driver with a Bluetooth mesh interface, a new SmartBridge device for retrofitting luminaires with Bluetooth mesh controls, and an iOS commissioning app. All of Fulham’s Bluetooth mesh solutions have been qualified as interoperable by the Bluetooth Special Interest Group (SIG).