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New GH Compact Modular High Bay

Product Launch  |  December 16, 2020  |  The Lighting Exchange

OUR MOST VERSATILE AND COST-EFFECTIVE INDUSTRIAL LUMINAIRE

  • Made Right Here® in the USA
  • Scalable design – 72,000 lumens
  • High ambient option – 55ºC
  • Multiple lenses and distributions
  • LINKTair wireless controls

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HALO E44 and Resorts World

Project Case Studies  |  December 15, 2020  |  Cooper Lighting Solutions

Resorts World/Hilton Las Vegas required a future-proofed solution allowing LED sources to be rapidly changed or upgraded in the field. The HALO E44 series was developed specifically for use with LED lamps supporting rapid replacement or upgrade over the lifetime.

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New On Demand CEUs from Williams!

Education Opportunities  |  December 15, 2020  |  The Lighting Exchange

Dedicated to enhancing the ongoing professional development of building industry professionals, Williams’ catalog of AIA/CES accredited continuing education courses will expand your knowledge in lighting and connectivity technologies. Access Courses

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Introducing Metalux Perceive

Product Launch  |  December 09, 2020  |  The Lighting Exchange
Cooper Lighting Solutions is pleased to announce the release of the Metalux Perceive. The Perceive Specification series blends subtle styling with a proprietary optical system to create visual interest and provide comfortable illumination. Offered with several unique optical patterns, Perceive creates the illusion of depth on a smooth, flat surface and adds dimensionality to any space. The Perceive series is the ideal choice for commercial interiors in education, healthcare, office, hospitality, and retail delivering comprehensive design flexibility, durability, and controllability.
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7 Takeaways from AIA Sustainability Report

Industry Topics  |  December 08, 2020  |  inside.lighting

The American Institute of Architects recently published a 56-page report “Sustainability in the Architect’s Journey to Specification 2020” that explored attitudes, enablers and barriers that impact how initiatives relating to sustainabile building products are incorporated into projects.

Below, we summarize several of the findings that we believe have increased relevance to lighting specifications. The full report drills down on data and details including interesting perspectives on generational attitudes (Boomers vs. Gen X vs. Millennials) and how strongly Architects are driving decisions vs. the end user.

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