Products + Technology

Hubbell Outdoor Lighting’s award-winning GeoPak family has expanded to now offer two housing sizes in the popular trapezoid, radius and quarter-sphere shapes. With lumen outputs of up to 11,000 lumens, paired with high performance StrikeTM optics, this family is capable of replacing up to 400W HID luminaires.

Philips Gardco’s PureForm LED site and area luminaires offers medium- and large-pole-mounted area luminaires, a wall sconce, bollard, and post top defined by performance and a sleek, cohesive aesthetic.

Lumu Power by Lumu is a color temperature, illuminance, ambient and flash exposure meter that plugs into iOS devices (iOS 8+) that have a Lightning connector.

Isolite’s new Dual Tech 2.0 exit signs combine LED lighting with photoluminescent materials to increase reliability by eliminating the need for battery backup power.

The Beinecke Library is one of the world’s largest libraries devoted solely to rare books and manuscripts. The library’s new facility provides ambient illumination with little electric lighting and daylight filtered through nearly partially translucent marble walls.

Eaton’s Portfolio 2-inch aperture LED Cylinders are available in round and square configurations for ceiling-, wall- or pendant-mount applications. The slender family is available with numerous standard features and options including four beam distributions and lumen packages; six color temperatures; three CRI choices; and Eaton’s Dim-to-Warm (D2W™) technology.

Designed by Bjarke Ingels Group, Artemide’s Alphabet of Light is a new family of products that offers a “light font,” linear and round luminaire modules that can be combined to form letters, numbers, symbols, and more complex structures, with wall or suspended mounting. Very cool!

LaMar Lighting’s ALN Aluminum Narrow Linear LED luminaire has a narrow footprint of 2 in. width, making it readily adaptable into various configurations.

Engineers at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) have been able to induce plants to produce a dim light for about four hours, the result of injecting an enzyme into the plants causing them to glow. They believe this could be a solution to street lighting and possibly even become bright enough to serve as indoor lighting.