Espen Technology’s 3-output, 3-CCT selectable center-basket troffer retrofit kits (part of its Versa Kit family) convert 2X2 and 2X4 fluorescent troffers to LED with the flexibility of up to 9 SKUs in a single product.

Eureka’s Billie large-scale architectural luminaire features a distinctive hollow center for a contemporary design with functionality to deliver illumination for spaces such as offices or educational settings.

Alloy LED’s PrimaPanel Flexible LED Sheet is a fully modular and field-cuttable LED panel providing even illumination for indoor backlighting applications. The versatile sheet features vertical, horizontal and angle cutting lines for custom installations.

Vista Architectural Lighting’s 1140 LED Linear In-Grade Series is designed to produce more lumens per foot for better light quality, cost efficiency, and performance.

LightFair recently announced the winners of the LightFair Innovation Awards 2021, selected by an independent panel of IES and IALD judges at last week’s show. Congratulations to PureEdge lighting, whose Lazer Line was recognized as the Most Innovative Product of 2021.

Lucifer Lighting’s ATOMOS is a series of compact downlights with 1” and 2” apertures available in round and square, in trimless and flanged profiles for plaster and wood ceilings, and suitable for use with residential, hospitality, and commercial interiors.

After yesterday’s post about rechargeable light-emitting plants, I was reminded of this fun crystal ball piece I wrote for a 2004 issue of Rexel’s POWER OUTLET. Written as a firmly tongue-in-cheek future history, it predicts LED eliminating traditional lighting, botanescent lighting eliminating LED, and then yet another future technology coming along. I hope you have fun with it.

Acuity Brands’ BLT Series with Care222 technology from Lithonia Lighting incorporates UV disinfection technology into the company’s most specified lay-in luminaire.

Crossroads LED’s Astrophile Series luminaires are specifically designed to dramatically reduce light pollution, light trespass, and glare, the first and only dark-sky certified street lights to be listed on the International Dark-Sky Association’s (IDA) Fixture Seal of Approval Program (FSA) with color temperatures as low as 1600K.