Products + Technology

Meteor Lighting’s Whiz 2.0 updates the Whiz to make the company’s flagship product sleeker, more compact, and with an enhanced architectural appearance.

Check out this crazy test of an actual 20,000W incandescent lamp.

In the late nineteenth century, scientists experimenting with sunlight and filters discovered that a narrow portion of the visible light spectrum (400-405 nanometers) could be used to kill bacteria. Recently, advances in LED technology made this concept practical, resulting in commercialization.

Dual-Lite’s EV4D-02WAL emergency light is suitable for indoor and damp locations. It features a wide area lens to achieve 50-ft. multiple spacing in long hallway applications such as conference centers, hotels, and oversized open spaces when mounted at 7.5 ft. to ensure a good egress path.

Decorative lighting manufacturer Eureka’s Scout family of architectural luminaires offer a choice of nearly 20,000 combinations of color, size, functionality and geometry.

Focal Point recently expanded its architectural troffer offering with multiple lumen-output options for its Luna and Equation 2 products.

Digital Trends recently published a list of their favorite smart lamps offered in 2018. Compact, color tunable, voice-controlled, programmable, these lamps can enrich a home in a variety of ways.

Outdoor lighting manufacturer BEGA now offers wood poles for pairing with the company’s pole-top luminaires. A variety of heights, styles, and finishes are available for different applications and operating environments.

Hosted by Mark Lien, the Illuminating Engineering Society’s Forces of Change podcast recently invited the Lighting Research Center’s Dr. Nadarajah Narendran to talk about developments in 3D printed lighting and what this may mean for the industry.