Industry recognition for engineering, manufacturing, and project partnership across nine decades of American lighting.
Industry recognition for engineering, manufacturing excellence, and project partnership. Every award below reflects work that real specifiers, agencies, and end users have stood behind — from the world's first LEED Innovation in Design credit for LED gallery lighting at Harvard, to NSF P442 first-ever cleanroom certification, to MTA approved-vendor status.
Recognized as a top Long Island manufacturer for sustained domestic production, BABA-compliant LED engineering, and union workforce investment at the Central Islip facility.
Recognition for early adoption of Build America Buy America (BABA) sourcing across the full transit lighting catalog ahead of federal IIJA infrastructure deadlines.
cleanLED became the first LED luminaire family ever certified to NSF P442 — the U.S. cleanroom and food-processing equipment standard — establishing a benchmark for sealed-optic, washdown-rated LED.
Occu-Smart recognized for redefining the LED retrofit market by integrating motion sensing into a single fixture, surpassing 500,000 units installed across higher-ed, transit, and Federal facilities.
The Harvard Art Museums renovation earned a LEED Innovation in Design credit for temporary construction lighting — the first of its kind — using 791 Clear-Vu FLEX SLS low-voltage LED construction fixtures.
Construction lighting partner for the National Museum of African American History and Culture, supplying the FLEX SLS low-voltage LED system across the 322,600 sq ft site and supporting the project's LEED Gold certification.
U.S. Patent 8,313,211 granted for the Portable Lamp Bank assembly — a self-contained, dual-voltage LED lighting platform now standard issue across transit and utility crews nationwide.
Selected as an approved tunnel and station lighting vendor for the MTA NYC Transit system. Over 6,400 fixtures installed across the largest U.S. subway network.