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The LED Show will drive luminaire
and specifcation discussion
We offer our special Fall 2014 issue of Illumination in Focus as a collection of articles that discuss the latest trends in lamp and luminaire development and how such products are being applied by designers and specifers. At the same time we have integrated the show guide
for The LED Show, at which you will fnd a conference and exhibitor base that will deliver a
message very much in line with the content in this issue. Let’s review both our content offering and what you can expect at the event.
The show guide kicks off on p. 19. The conference agenda will deliver insight on key developments that range from the light sources to applications. While you lighting designers
and specifers are focused on projects, we believe that the transition to LED sources requires
that you have a complete understanding of the implications of the new light source. So expect a fast-paced three days (including workshops) along with plenty of networking opportunities with your peers.
Particularly in the specifcation area, I’ll highlight some learning opportunities at the event.
You will have the chance to hear from the leaders of all of the major market-transformation programs such as Energy Star. There will be comprehensive discussion on color quality. Designers will present notable lighting projects from which you can learn. Controls will be a key
part of the program. And we will have a forward look into
lighting technology.
As for our issue content, you will fnd some very interesting material. We convened a roundtable to discuss some
of the trends in lamp and luminaire design. The discussion
ranges from market realities to the LED light source technology to the challenges the lighting industry faces in dimming, color tuning, and control.
Of course, your everyday work in projects is greatly impacted by regulatory guidelines
and market-transformation programs. We decided to focus on the toughest regulatory environment that you might face on upcoming projects; on p. 11 you will fnd what is essentially
a quick-start guide to understanding the requirements. Again you will fnd complementary
information at The LED Show.
Our cover, meanwhile, is project focused and covers the annual Cooper Source Awards
program. The accompanying feature article on p. 7 provides a compelling visual presentation
of some of the top projects in the industry along with an explanation of the goals of the design teams.
We hope you enjoy this issue of Illumination in Focus, and fnd The LED Show guide interesting. Moreover, we hope to see you in Los Angeles where the conference will be convenient
to the greater Southern California community of lighting designers and specifers.
I’d also like to welcome your input on future special issues of Illumination in Focus. We
would like to hear directly from designers and specifers as to what information you need.
Moreover, we need more of you to volunteer and contribute feature articles to our publication. E-mail me at mauryw@pennwell.com. ⊡
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Commercial projects such
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Lighting dominated the 37th
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applications demonstrate the value that
lighting designers can add by combining
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Healthcare provider slashes
energy costs with LED retroft
Maury Wright
GE Lighting delivers nextgeneration LED-based canopy
fxtures
schemes, and adaptive controls.
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Lighting control requirements
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RETROFIT
Healthcare provider
slashes energy costs
with LED retrofit
The ThedaCare Health System located in Wisconsin has
been a leader in sustainability initiatives and late last year
also recognized that outdoor area lighting at a number of
its facilities was in need of an upgrade — both due to excessive maintenance requirements and uneven light quality. The organization has upgraded two of its facilities to
solid-state lighting (SSL). The healthcare provider projects
$40,000 annually in electrical and maintenance savings
based on its first outdoor SSL projects.
The ThedaCare outdoor areas and parking lots have
been lit by a mix of metal-halide (MH) and high-pressure
sodium (HPS) lighting with the result being non-uniform
light levels and disparate color temperatures as the top
photo illustrates. “Security staff was very concerned about
light levels for safety,” said Steve Jencks, construction project manager for ThedaCare. “They wanted to make sure the
new lighting would provide better visibility both on-site, as
well as through security cameras.”
Energy conservation was also a concern. “From my perspective, healthcare organizations must lead the way in reducing fossil fuels,” said ThedaCare sustainability leader
Paul Linzmeyer. “The first thing we are working on is to reduce demand. If we reduce demand, that is less pollution
going into the environment. While some of sustainability
work is about saving money, it is really about reducing the
amount of greenhouse gases going into the environment.”
The organization turned its attention to two of more
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than 30 hospitals and facilities in Wisconsin. The Theda
Clark and Appleton Medical Centers (AMC) have parking
lots measuring 861,000 and 916,000 ft2, respectively. The
Theda Clark facility is also adjacent to a residential area and
had generated complaints about light pollution.
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ThedaCare partnered with Élan
Lighting to evaluate the impact that a
lighting retrofit might have on the operational costs. The analysis revealed that
lighting would deliver relatively quick
return on investment (ROI) and LED
lighting was the most efficient option.
“LEDs are the best solution right now for
lighting in general,” said Mark Zelten,
application and sales manager at Élan
Lighting. “It is certainly going to be the
light source for decades to come.”
ThedaCare and Élan Lighting worked
together to select the Acuity D-Series
LED luminaires from the Lithonia Lighting brand. The project primarily relied
on the area lights for outdoor parking
lots, although it also includes lesser numbers of D-Series wall packs, flood lights,
and parking garage luminaires.
The lumen output and uniform beam
of the LED products allowed the organization to reduce the total number of
luminaires. At the Theda Clark facility,
60 LED luminaires replaced 84 legacy
fixtures.
Still, the lighting is much improved
and the light-spill problem was also
mitigated. “You can see a vast difference
between newly lit lots with a more even
distribution, and the yellow from the
old lights that cast an ugly glow,” explained Jencks.
The healthcare provider projects that
its will save $89,500 in energy costs and
$58,600 in maintenance costs over ten
years. The LED lighting is projected for
10,000 hours of life and projected ROI is
five years. ⊡
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GE Lighting has announced the Evolve LED Canopy ECBA Light with
a new configuration that provides glare-free, uniform light distribution.
Available in 4000-, 8000-, and 13,500-lm versions and in 4000K or
5000K CCTs, the fixture family targets applications such as gas stations,
bank drive-through windows, restaurants, pharmacies, and truck stops.
“GE designed the ECBA fixture to have a recessed light engine and
a premium, diffused light source,” said Abby Mosher, product manager at GE Lighting. “By having the LEDs recessed within the fixture,
combined with GE’s reflective optic technology,
the light is not pixelated. Rather, it provides an optimal photometric pattern,
which provides a uniform, clean light for
customers under the canopy.”
The diffuser lens is essentially the lowest point on the luminaire as it is mounted
under a canopy. The channels around the
periphery are designed for air movement and
thermal management. Those channels are angled upward from the diffuser or light-emitting surface. GE characterizes the light engine as
being recessed, but that characterization is relative to the diffuser and not the
surrounding housing.
The fixture aligns with a trend that we have been following since
LightFair International 2013. At that fair, Cree announced the CPY250
fixture that utilizes a diffuser to reduce glare (http://bit.ly/1q5l0PO). Prior
to that point, most LED-based canopy luminaires exposed the individual LED sources, generally coupled to total internal reflection lenses for
beam control, because outdoor fixtures needed all of the lumens that
LEDs could produce and a secondary optic would add losses. The bulk
of roadway and parking-area luminaires still expose the LEDs. But the
lower mounting height under canopies increases the glare issue and uniform lighting is more important.
The mechanical design is optimized for thermal performance and
that allows GE to rate the fixture for 60,000 hours of life to L95 or 95%
of initial lumen output. The design also includes an accessible “power
cavity” that enables maintenance on the driver if required. ⊡
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architecture of the
Restoration Hardware
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Awards
Commercial
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mounting
schemes, and
adaptive controls.
By Maury Wright
Illumination In Focus
Controls, sources,
and compelling
designs stand out
in Source Awards
Commercial applications dominated the
37th annual Cooper Source Awards announced at LightFair International this
year, although one very compelling residential application made the cut as well.
LED sources were more prevalent in the
entries this year, although legacy sources
still played a role where warm, highCRI lighting was required. And compelling, innovative design concepts and implementation overshadow the products
used in the projects. Adaptive and programmatic controls played a prominent
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part in several of the projects.
For background on the Source competition and a comparison with prior
award winners, see our feature article
on the program from 2013 (http://bit.
ly/1kWlUSJ). The commercial entries
this year feature arguably more dramatic projects and several notable outdoor lighting designs.
The top award winners include the
Restoration Hardware building located
in Boston, MA with design work done
by Ross De Alessi Lighting Design of
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Seattle, WA; and the Morningstar residence located in Aspen, CO with design
work done by Robert Singer & Associates of Basalt, CO. We found the Honorable Mention Nashville, TN Omni Hotel project, by GWA Lighting of Naberth,
PA, very compelling — leading to its position on the cover of this issue. Moreover, Award of Recognition projects at
the Los Angeles International (LAX) airport and the Cuyahoga County Public Library in Garfeld Heights, OH were
worthy recipients of recognition.
Restoration Hardware
The Restoration Hardware entry was notable for the lighting design and its status as an iconic building along Boston’s fashionable Newbury Street retail
and restaurant district. The building
originally housed the Museum of Natural History dating to 1863 and now
serves as the fagship retail location for
Restoration Hardware, yet it retains museum-like qualities indoors and out.
Indeed, the outdoor treatment is especially compelling. The designers stated
the intent to create a “light from nowhere”
effect on the building façade; as Fig. 1 illustrates, the mission was accomplished
with all of the exterior fxtures concealed
from view. On second foor ledges, Cooper io Line Series 2.0 symmetric luminaires, with a narrow beam distribution,
ensure dark-sky compliance while grazing columns and highlighting cornices.
Asymmetric versions of the fxtures on
the second and third foors highlight balconies and windows while warmer IRiS
P3LED sources inside make some of the
merchandise visible from outside.
Morningstar residence
Moving to the residential winner, controls were a key part of the design story.
The project implemented a whole-house
dimming system. More signifcantly, the
controls include preprogrammed scenes
to allow the residents simple manipulation of the multiple layers of lighting
used throughout. Each room includes a
control panel allowing for scene selection or customized settings.
The nearby photo (Fig. 2) depicts the
great room in the home. The steel freplace was highlighted with vertical LED
fxtures from behind, making the freplace appear to foat in space away from
the stone wall. Uplights graze the stone
from below while IRiS P3MR downlights highlight the upper portions of the
wall and the seating areas.
Omni Hotel
Still, it was the Omni Hotel and Convention Center project that most impressed
our staff despite not winning a top award
from Cooper. In part, the broad scope of
the hotel project is eye-catching because
FIG. 2. Lighting the Morningstar
freplace from behind the edges
makes the feature appear to foat
from the rock wall.
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it includes design elements that
could easily be present in a halfdozen compelling projects but
in this case are part of a cohesive treatment for a number of
different public spaces. Ironically, the project uses primarily incandescent sources. But
FIG. 3. The bar area in
the designers said that it still
Nashville’s Omni Hotel
achieves 15% lower power dendelivers upscale “honky tonk”
sity than typical similar projambience with LED strip
lighting and PAR lamps.
ects by “putting light where it is
needed and not where it isn’t.”
Given the Nashville location
of a ceiling meant to evoke the image of
and the fact that the facility is connected
guitar frets. The chandelier in the foreto the Country Music Hall of Fame, the
ground represents the guitar sound hole.
design sticks with a play on a musical
Both fuorescent and LED sources were
theme throughout. Indeed, the cover
used for accent lighting.
photo depicts the lobby and what the
The music theme extends into the
designers termed the signature element
dining and entertainment venues within
the hotel. Fig. 3 depicts the entertainment bar with the lighting intended to
provide an upscale “honky tonk” ambience. Hidden LED tape-light strips are
integrated into the bar shelves to both
highlight the displayed bottles and to
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FIG. 4. Asymmetrical, artistic LED
roadway fxtures mounted on a
single pole light upper and lower
roadway levels at the LAX airport.
area. The same products were utilized
under the front of the bar to highlight
the area. Overhead, conventional PAR
lamps light patron seating areas. Nearby,
the restaurant steakhouse delivers a
club-like but elegant ambience.
The project also utilizes a network and
controls throughout the facility. Indeed,
the design includes preprogrammed dimming scenes in all of the public spaces for
different times of the day. Each area also
includes local controls that can override
the programmed settings. The controls
were important both for guest comfort
and a reduction in energy usage.
Awards of Recognition
Moving to the two Awards of Recognition,
each deserves attention for vastly different reasons. The LAX project in the curbside area of the Tom Bradley International
Airport was designed by Horton Lees
Brogden Lighting Design of Culver City,
CA. The project includes LED-based light
ribbons on canopies and the elevated
FIG. 5. Controls and daylighting
deliver LEED Silver energy
performance at the new Cuyahoga
County Public Library branch.
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roadway. But it’s the sculptural roadway
lighting that really stands out as both
functional and artistic (Fig. 4).
The design team worked with Cooper to deliver a custom product with an
asymmetrical look that delivers the required lighting to both upper and lower
roadways. The team specifed the custom fberglass pole confgurations and Yshaped mounting arms to integrate Cooper Linear LED LightBAR modular light
engines. The pole system doubles as a
heat sink, and the result delivers the desired artistic look and what the designers
termed a “swoosh of light.”
Controls, meanwhile,
were especially critical in the
Cuyahoga library project designed by Tec Studio of Columbus, OH. The new 30,000ft2 branch was designed for
LEED (Leadership in Energy
and Environmental Design)
Silver certifcation and delivers baseline energy consumption that is 16% below energy
code. The library expects even
greater savings based on the
controls implementation that
includes an astronomical timeclock for programmatic controls, occupancy and vacancy
sensors for autonomous controls, and daylight harvesting
via the high windows and automated shades (Fig. 5). ⊡
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Regulations
Regulatory
standards such
as ASHRAE
90.1-2013 are
focusing on
adaptive and
programmatic
controls to drive
buildings toward
zero-net-energy
performance as
mandated in
the US.
By Pekka Hakkarainen,
VP at Lutron Electronics,
member of ASHRAE
90.1 Committee
Lighting control
requirements will
drive building
energy reduction
Buildings consume nearly 40% of the
world’s energy, and in the past 20 years
the building industry has focused on
sustainability, effciency, and practical
energy-saving solutions for both new
construction and retrofts. Energy for
lighting represents a disproportionately
large share of building energy consumption. The lighting industry is making
steady progress toward sustainability via
effcient LED-based products and networks and adaptive controls. Still, lighting designers and specifers are faced
with meeting ever-more-stringent regulatory standards for lighting projects.
We will discuss the most demanding requirements here — particularly in terms
of required controls and the ASHRAE
90.1-2013 requirements.
As the building industry moves slowly
toward zero net energy — the goal of the
Architecture 2030 (architecture2030.org)
program and key in the roadmap of the
US Department of Energy (DOE) — the
industry is recognizing that lighting controls play a crucial role in energy conservation. According to the DOE, lighting is
by far the largest end user of electricity in
commercial buildings. It consumes 38%
of a building’s total electricity use — approximately the same as space heating,
cooling, ventilation, offce equipment,
and computers combined, according to
a US Energy Information Administration
(http://1.usa.gov/1vh5jNC)
study published in 2008.
Lighting controls can eliminate 60% or more of the
wasted lighting energy in
buildings, while enhancing
Total light management
systems can be integrated
with building management
systems to include
astronomic timeclock
interface or photosensor
control of exterior lighting
including façades, signage,
and landscapes.
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occupant comfort and productivity. They provide fexible
control over the lighting in a space,
and support energy savings by reducing
the amount of power or time the lighting system is in use. Energy is the multiplicative product of, in this case, lighting power and the power-on time during
which it is used. Lighting controls can
reduce both power and time.
Energy codes and standards
One of the nation’s top three building
energy codes and standards — Part 6 of
Title 24 of the California Code of Regulations, the International Energy Conservation Code (IECC), and ANSI/ASHRAE/
IES Standard 90.1 — is used by nearly
every state as the basis for local building
energy codes. These provide the minimum acceptable energy performance
requirements for new construction or
major renovations of commercial buildings. They refect the importance of using lighting controls to conserve energy.
They have similar mandatory lighting
control requirements for new construction or major renovation projects.
Sometimes referred to as America’s
primary commercial energy code, the
latest version of ANSI/ASHRAE/IES
Standard 90.1 was published in October
2013 and is known as
Standard 90.1-2013. The American
Society of Heating, Refrigerating, and
Air-Conditioning Engineers (ASHRAE)
partners with the Illuminating Engineering Society (IES) to produce the
standard. It provides the minimum requirements for the energy-effcient design of buildings, other than low-rise residential buildings.
Rita Harrold, director of technology
for the IES, said achieving the stringency
goals established for the 2013 standard
presented a challenge in reducing the requirements for lighting. “While interior
lighting power densities (LPD) were reevaluated and most lowered, there continues to be an ongoing concern about
maintaining quality of lighting installations for occupant satisfaction and comfort while achieving energy savings,” said
Harrold. “The focus in the 2013 standard, therefore, was not just on lowering LPDs but on fnding ways to achieve
savings by adding more controls and
daylighting requirements as well as including lighting limits for exterior applications based on jurisdictional zoning”
(http://bit.ly/1zYaIbq).
ASHRAE 90.1-2013 and California Title 24
The ASHRAE website is an excellent resource for existing standards such as
ASHRAE 90.1-2013 along with future work by the organization (https://www.ashrae.
org/home). Indeed, work is underway on new standards. You will also fnd resources
such as handbooks and compliance forms for all of the organization’s standards.
Meanwhile, California Title 24 guidelines are often ahead of ASHRAE requirements
and foreshadow future ASHRAE guidelines (http://www.energy.ca.gov/title24/). The
Title 24 escalations range from requirements of more effcient lighting to more demanding control levels to even the type of projects covered by the standard. For example, 2013 standards require compliance even when a commercial retroft affects
only 10% of the luminaires in a building. — Maury Wright
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Lutron stairwell fxtures support dimming
capabilities and wireless interfaces to
allow sensor-based autonomous or
programmatic controls.
Focus on ASHRAE 90.1-2013
Following are some of the mandatory
lighting control requirements in the new
Standard 90.1-2013.
Local control. Each interior space
must have at least one lighting control
device (such as a manual switch or a
dimmer) to control the lighting in that
space. Each control device shall be readily accessible and located so the occupants can see the controlled lighting and
can only override any scheduled lighting
shut-off by a maximum of two hours.
Automatic shut-off or scheduled
shut-off. Lighting in these spaces must
be automatically shut off, typically using vacancy sensors, within 20 minutes
of vacancy:
• classrooms and lecture halls
• conference, meeting, and training
rooms
• employee lunch and break rooms
• storage and supply rooms between
50 ft2 and 1000 ft2
• rooms used for document copying
and printing
• offce spaces up to 250 ft2
• restrooms
• dressing, locker, and ftting rooms
Lighting in all other spaces must have
either an automatic lighting shut-off control (i.e., occupancy sensor) that turns off
the lights within 20 minutes of vacancy,
or scheduled lighting shut-off during periods when the space is scheduled to be
unoccupied typically using a time switch
(i.e., timeclock).
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Manual-on or partial automatic-on.
Lighting in most spaces must have either a manual-on lighting control or an
automatic-on lighting control confgured to turn the lighting on to no more
than a 50% light level. This effectively
requires manual-on/automatic-off controls or up to 50% auto-on capability for
automatic controls. These controls also
turn the lights off automatically after occupants leave the space. The controls are
commercially available and referred to
as “vacancy sensors” or “multi-level” occupancy sensors. Automatic-on to full is
allowed in some spaces, including public
corridors and stairwells, restrooms, primary building entrance areas and lobbies, and areas where manual-on operation would endanger safety or security.
Bi-level lighting control. Most areas
in commercial buildings must provide
at least one light level between 30% and
70% of full lighting power in addition
to off. This can be done by continuous
or stepped dimming, or stepped/dual
switching of luminaires or lamps, while
maintaining a reasonably uniform level
of illumination throughout the area.
Automatic daylight responsive control for side and top lighting. An automatic reduction in lighting power in
areas where daylight can help illuminate the space will be required in most
areas that are side-lit with windows or
top-lit with skylights. General lighting
in daylight areas using more than 150W
of power shall be controlled using continuous dimming or with at least one
control point between 50% and 70% of
design lighting power, a second control
point between 20% and 40% of design
lighting power, and a third control point
that turns off all the controlled lighting.
Automatic partial-off. Lighting in
stairwells and corridors shall be reduced by at least 50% after 20 minutes
of all occupants leaving the space.
Exterior lighting control. Permanently installed outdoor lighting must
be controlled by a photosensor or astronomical time switch (timeclock) that
automatically turns off lighting during
daylight hours. The new standard also
requires that façade and landscape lighting be turned off between midnight and
6 AM, or in conjunction with business
opening and closing times. Other outdoor lighting, such as advertising signage, must operate at 70% percent (or
lower) between midnight and 6 AM, or
in conjunction with business closing
and opening times, or when no activity
has been detected for 15 minutes.
Other requirements
The prior examples represent a portion
of the new ASHRAE Standard 90.12013 requirements related to lighting
Multi-level occupancy sensors
can communicate with stairwell
luminaires to help save energy, and
still meet safety requirements by
automatically tuning maximum
light levels and dimming lights
to low levels when a stairwell
is vacant for the greatest energy
effciency.
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control. Other energy-effciency requirements for the electrical and lighting systems include automatic receptacle shut-off (to control task lighting
and other plug loads), parking garage
lighting control (automatically reduced
lighting power when daylight is present and/or during periods of vacancy),
energy monitoring (to monitor wholebuilding energy usage and breakout
lighting, HVAC, and plug loads separately), and functional testing requirements (to ensure that the lighting controls operate as intended).
Lastly, the standards provides additional lighting power allowances for
using advanced lighting controls in a
space that are above and beyond the
minimum mandatory controls for that
space. The energy use attributed to
these allowances represents typically
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one half of the expected energy savings from these advanced lighting controls. The additional lighting power allowance may be used anywhere in the
building, not just in the space with the
additional controls.
Lighting controls are vital components for helping us meet the increasingly stringent energy code
requirements — requirements which
help our nation meet its energy conservation goals in an energy-starved world.
For more information on building energy codes and standards, visit www.
energycodes.gov. For lighting control
requirements that are specifc to an individual state, visit www.lutron.com/
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Roundtable
Lighting and LED
manufacturers
discuss the state of
technology
Leading into
The LED Show,
executives from
lighting and LED
manufacturers
discussed the
latest in lighting
technology
including
dimming, color
tuning, and
networked
controls.
By Maury Wright
Illumination In Focus
While it’s clear that the lighting industry is rapidly transitioning to LED
sources for most mainstream product types, little else remains clear as
what has been a staid industry rides
the semiconductor rollercoaster for the
frst time. With The LED Show looming and solid-state lighting (SSL) vendors preparing their wares for exhibit,
we asked a number of industry executives to share their views on the state
of lighting technology. The following
roundtable includes insight into areas
such as dimming and controls while
also covering market developments and
the evolving LED light sources.
Because we hoped to discuss both
the light source technology and developments in lamps and luminaires, we
specifcally looked for participants with
knowledge of both the enabling component and SSL sectors. The participants included Chris Bohler, director
of innovation in Eaton’s Cooper Lighting Business; Uwe Thomas, vice president of product management at LED
Engin; Brian Terao, director of solidstate lighting for Osram Opto Semiconductors; David Bay, corporate engineer
at Osram Sylvania; and Gary Trott, vice
president of product strategy at Cree.
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Illumination in Focus: What are the
most important market and technology
trends that you see in mid-2014 in regard to LED-based lamp or luminaire
design? We’d like to hear about topics ranging from product design strategies to features of the end product to the
enabling components and technologies
embedded in SSL products.
Gary Trott: It really feels like — for a
lot of the big applications such as residential and commercial lamps, street
lights, area lights, downlights, and troffers — that LEDs are a no-brainer now.
The adoption is happening at such a
rapid rate both for us and the entire industry. There are so many companies
heavily engaged. I was on a long drive
today and saw a somewhat rundown
convenience store; and I look up and see
one of our CPY250 LED canopy fxtures.
When I see that, I know LED lighting
is mainstream. It’s no longer a question
of “Should we do it?” but “Which LED
product should I use?”
Chris Bohler: Historically, SSL penetration has primarily been driven by
lumens, lumens per watt (lm/W), and
lumens per dollar (lm/$), as long as a
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minimum threshold on reliability and
materials (BOM), form, ft, function as
overall product quality could be met.
well as the value chain of their product’s
More recently, color quality has reached
use cases. Beyond luminaires continucenter stage as fux and price points
ing to be effcient and effective deliverers
have overcome the minimum threshof light, one should expect future digiold of acceptability in the general lighttal-lighting products to include functioning markets. Although
alities heretofore assigned to noncontinuing improvelighting functions — for example,
ments related to LED
information technology, communicaand LED systems fux
tions, security, etc. A natural result of
and effcacy will be
such luminaire function-creep will
necessary, other lightbe for lighting to evolve away from
ing metrics like color
being a technology island within a
rendering index (CRI)
building and bringing it closer to
greater than or equal
the information technology, energy
Brian Terao,
to 90, R9 greater than
management systems, building auOsram Opto
or equal to 50, and cor- Semiconductors
tomation systems, and security sysrelated color temperatems, and functions of today’s buildture (CCT) variance, and variance over
ing and campus environments.
life, will continue to come into play. To
a large extent, these needs are being
Uwe Thomas: From the LED compodriven by organizations at the state and
nent perspective, smaller source sizes
federal levels through standards activiincrease fux density, enabling smaller
ties such as California Title 24 and rebeam angles with small secondary oplated quality standards.
tics. Chip-on-board (COB) LED fux
Additional technology trends are bedensities have reached levels that only
ing seen in lighting controls that go well
multi-chip emitters could achieve in the
beyond simple dimming functions; netpast. The higher fux densities and the
worked communications in which the
low cost for COB products make them
lighting fxture is an inherent part of the
attractive products for small-form-factor,
communication chain; and integrated
narrow-beam downlights or tracklights
structures that truly allow for both the
in directional lighting applications.
optimization and minimization, from
New high-current chips deliver up to
a real estate and complexity of design
3-A/mm2 current densities and much
standpoint, of product solutions based
reduced droop characteristics. These
on SSL and digitization technologies.
chips double the fux density of today’s
COB technologies but require a robust
David Bay: For LED screw-based lamps,
package that can handle the thermal
manufacturers are trying to maintain key
stress and conduct the heat effciently.
product performance attributes, while
implementing changes in form factor,
Brian Terao: For lamp-based LED
materials, system thermal management,
components, we see increasing use
manufacturing process, and product
of high lm/$ devices to continue to
ranges while reducing their costs. Simidrive out costs — for example, prodlarly, manufacturers of LED luminaires
ucts such as mid-power LEDS and
are re-evaluating their product’s bill of
small COBs. COBs, meanwhile, enable
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luminaire designs to have a single
source appearance and reduce accessory size and cost, while providing
the center beam candle power (CBCP)
punch specifc luminaires target.
Trott: Intelligence and networks were
mentioned here. There’s a real change
where the lighting industry used to be
all about hardware. Control systems
were challenging to use and infexible.
When you work on the software behind
the light as hard as the light itself, you
can enable some pretty amazing things.
Consider what we did with Smartcast.
Our biggest effort on that project was
dealing with bits and bytes. The way
that you can really enable a better end
use experience is through software and
what the lights can do beyond just delivering light or in how the lights are commissioned and set up. We took hours,
days, or weeks out of the commissioning process relative to a complex control
system. The industry has only begun
to touch the edge of the convergence of
hardware and software.
IIF: Dimming is often considered an inherent strength of LED-based lighting
products, especially when digital controls, as opposed to phase controls, are
involved. But the industry has no standards for light-level output relative to
settings on a dimmer. Moreover, many
products lack dimming granularity at
the bottom end of the scale where lowlight adjustment is very important in applications such as hospitality. How big of
a problem is more consistent dimming
performance in your opinion? What
does the industry need to do to improve
basic dimming functionality?
Bay: It is believed that broad, complaint-free acceptance of controlled
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LED-based lighting products will only
intensity and CCT scale? How problemangle performance of the module. For
happen when controllers, including
atic are the different operation characproper black-body curve tuning, one
dimming controls, accomplish their
teristics from product to product? What
needs more than two colors. That refunction in manners which are consisshould the industry do to ensure conquirement brings up a challenge of
tent with the human factor
sistency? Are there intellectual
mixing these colors uniformly such
needs of the lighting enviproperty issues related to dimthat the color is consistent throughronment being controlled.
ming and CCT?
out the entire beam. Beams with greenAlthough it is important to
ish centers and reddish halos must be
begin standardizing conThomas: The trend towards
avoided at all costs.
trol/dimming intercontunable white started about
nects and protocols, it is
two years ago. Today there are
Bohler: Although the tenor of the
likely too early to impose
two distinct tuning modes eswarm-dimming situation in the lightdetailed and rigid stantablished: one, halogen style
ing industry is decidedly up in the air,
Uwe Thomas,
dards/controls for the softer,
dimming with a tuning range
based on the widely varying products in
LED Engin
human factor-related asfrom 1600K/less than 1%
the marketplace, the ability to color conpects of controlled/dimmabrightness to 3000K/100%
trol the LED array is one of its strengths.
ble LED-based lighting. The industry
brightness; two, CCT tuning with a tunNo other light source has the color conshould target smooth, natural, fickering range from tungsten (2700K) to daytrol fexibility that a multi-color, multiand instability-free changes of light atlight (5500K) with separate brightness
channel LED array has. Not only can it
tributes in response to smooth, natural
controls. This CCT tune range may vary
provide an incandescent-like dimming
changes in controls.
dependent on the ambient situation. For
output, but white color tuning at fxed
example, another popular and somewhat
output, color on-demand, as well as cusTrott: We see the need for improved
warmer CCT tune range covers 2200K
tom white and color tuning options are
dimming at the low end of the scale as
(very warm) to 4300K
all possible. What other light
an issue with certain customers. Most of
(neutral white).
source can perform at this level?
our products dim to 5%. The issues are
No matter what tunAnswer: none!
in the 0–5% range for people who want
ing range a designer seWe as LED lamp and lumia flament glow. For example, theaters,
lects, it is very important
naire providers need to ensure
cinemas, and restaurants may want
that the CCT tracks a short
that our products meet realisdimming below 1%. But realize that the
distance below the blacktic specifcations, but as industry
industry has been focused on bigger apbody curve. Tune curves
and academic research has unplications such as conference rooms and
that do not track the blackcovered recently, even the way
Chris Bohler,
other offce needs. And current technolbody curve, for example,
we visualize and talk about light
Eaton’s Cooper
ogies serve those applications well.
systems based on two LED Lighting
needs to be revamped. Our lightcolors, will change hue
ing
and color science forebears
Business
IIF: A hot trend in lamps and lumiwhen tuning through the
simply did not perceive of an
naires has been dim-to-warm CCT
range. The human eye will detect color
LED light source that has the fexibility
technology that has gone by various
changes when the CCT moves above
of spectral content that was assumed in
names from different lighting compa(greenish) or below (reddish) the blackthe CCT, CRI, and R-value metrics that
nies. Like the prior question on dimbody curve. Furthermore, the tune curve
we as an industry utilize today.
ming, the actual performance from
needs to be designed in such a way that
manufacturer to manufacturer varies
color quality such as the CRI and GAI
Terao: As mentioned earlier, one of
signifcantly. Products dim to differ(gamut area index) are signifcantly high
the advantages of LED solutions is to
ent CCTs. Light output and CCTs vary
and maintained throughout the entire
provide unique capabilities that stantremendously. How should a dim-totuning range.
dard technologies cannot. End users
warm product perform in terms of both
Another key factor is the color over
still have varying opinions on what
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dim-to-warm should look like in diflighting, research papers and jouryour view of the market for networked
ferent settings — not all want to just
nals alike have documented important
lighting in both commercial and resimimic the standard technolcause and effect relationdential applications? How big of a probogy. LED solutions allow for
ships between lighting and
lem does the lack of lighting network
various appearances. Keeping
the resulting impact on
standards present?
the options fexible will enable
human performance and/
end users to create the scenes
or human biological reBohler: There is no doubt that intethey desire, without being consponses. We are convinced
grated networks, controls, and functionstrained by the traditional look.
this topic merits continued
ality in general has had an absolutely
Standardization in defning
research and study.
huge impact on our lives. One only
the dim-to-warm appearance
needs to turn to the phone, music, and
Gary Trott, Cree
not only in CCT but perhaps
Bohler: There is certainly
video industries to see prime examples
color-space would provide
a growing body of knowlof this. In each of the cases, the respecthe industry a better understanding of
edge that suggests strongly that productive industries were able to work together
color. For example, some use a yellow
tivity is tied to the color point and qualto put standards in place to manage the
LED for CCTs around 2000K, and in
ity, light level, and temporal footprint
various interface, functionality, and concolor space, the saturation of the yelof the lighting environment in an offce
trol specifcations for the body-at-large.
low would be apparent versus simply
space or other areas. Again, the superior
However, as is often discussed in codes,
stating a CCT. Requiring correlation
fexibility of the LED source to provide a
standards, and technology circles, in a
between dimming percent and CCT
plethora of spectral power denrush to standardize, it is
should also be noted. For example,
sity profles which the medical,
important to ensure that
products could indicate 10% dimming
academic, and industrial cominnovation is not stagnated
to 2400K and 5% dimming to 2000K.
munities can leverage for proin the process.
ductivity and health/wellness
IIF: How signifcant of a market will
studies is truly phenomenal.
Bay: It is unfair to charactunable white lighting products be in
The level of penetration that
terize the current lightingthe near term? Do you believe there is
tunable products will experirelated network and conscientifc proof of phenomena such as
ence will primarily be driven
trols situation as lacking
David Bay,
productivity increases in offce workby two factors: comparative
standards; rather, it may
Osram Sylvania
ers or improved health in medical pacost and ease of use. If and
be more appropriate to
tients that can be attributed to lightwhen the incremental costs for
say lighting-related proding and specifcally CCT and spectral
tuning become negligible, why would
ucts, controls, systems, and applications
power? Will tunable lighting products
you not want the capability? The anwhich could potentially beneft from
be a niche or mainstream market in the
swer is in the pain threshold. How
being networked or controlled are still
near term?
easy is it to install and use? In this era
evolving. It is simply too early for rigid,
of smart phones and note pads, the
infexible standards. If digital/smart
Bay: Non-niche use of tunable white
best-selling products still appear to be
lighting becomes less of a technology isin the near term is unlikely. Forgetthose that simplify the user interface
land within its operating environments,
ting the health-and-wellness potenand thus enhance the user experience.
there are ample standards, regulations,
tials for the moment, the control of
Tunable lighting will need to follow the
and guidelines for parallel product,
each color channel as well as the net
same path.
technology, and application areas which
result from the overall system must
lighting product, technology, safety and
be better understood and practiced
IIF: Networks and controls are regularly
systems experts can reference. ⊡
before such products become mainconceded to be a ubiquitous part of the
stream. Regarding the health-andfuture of light, yet we have no real stanEXTRA! Read the full version of this
wellness potentials of color-tunable
dards for networks or protocols. What is
article at illuminationinfocus.com.
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Monday, September 15, 2014
2:00PM – 6:00PM . . . . . . .Registration Open . . . . . . . . . . . . West Hall B Foyer
2:00PM – 8:00PM . . . . . . .Exhibitor Move-in . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . West Hall B
Tuesday, September 16, 2014
7:00AM – 1:00PM . . . . . . .Exhibitor Move-in . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . West Hall B
7:00AM – 6:30PM . . . . . . .Registration Open . . . . . . . . . . . . West Hall B Foyer
10:00AM – 5:00PM . . . . . .Pre-Conference Workshop . . . . . . . . . . Room 502
5:00PM – 6:30PM . . . . . . .Opening Welcome Reception . . . . . . . . West Hall B
EXHIBIT HOURS
Tuesday 5:00PM – 6:30PM
Wednesday 10:00AM – 6:30PM
Thursday 9:30AM – 2:00PM
Wednesday, September 17, 2014
8:00AM – 8:30AM . . . . . . .Coffee Network/ Wakeup Session . . . . . Room 502
8:30AM – 8:45AM . . . . . . .Welcome & Introduction . . . . . . . . . . . . Room 502
8:45AM – 10:15AM . . . . . .Conference Opening Session . . . . . . . . Room 502
10:00AM – 6:30PM . . . . . .Exhibit Hall Open . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . West Hall B
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10:45AM – 12:30PM . . . . .Conference Session 2 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Room 502
12:30PM – 2:00PM . . . . . .Delegate Lunch on Exhibit Floor . . . . . . West Hall B
2:00PM – 3:30PM . . . . . . .Conference Session 3 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Room 502
3:30PM – 4:00PM . . . . . . .Coffee Break on Exhibit Floor . . . . . . . . West Hall B
4:00PM – 5:30PM . . . . . . .Conference Session 4 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Room 502
5:30PM – 6:30PM . . . . . . .Networking Reception . . . . . . . . . . . . . . West Hall B
Thursday, September 18, 2014
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10:30AM – 11:00AM . . . . .Coffee Break on Exhibit Floor . . . . . . . . West Hall B
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12:30PM – 2:00PM . . . . . .Lunch on Exhibit Floor . . . . . . . . . . . . . . West Hall B
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5:30PM – 5:45PM . . . . . . .Closing Ceremonies . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Room 502
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Welcome
The LED Show 2014 –
Los Angeles, California
James Highgate, LC
Director of LED Lighting Technology
Thank you for joining us at the Los
Angeles Convention Center for our annual conference and exhibition.
The LED Show Conference & Expo
is the venue where quality solid-state
lighting (SSL) and the latest innovative technologies are showcased. When
the Industry needs information and
knowledge, The LED Show is the place
to be.
Due to massive growth in all sectors
of SSL, this is a fascinating time for
LED technology. The LED Show 2014
Conference was created and designed
to help you understand the dynamics
of this rapidly shifting and developing
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market. Topics such as retroftting,
OLEDs, quantum dots, substrates, energy effciency, and color quality are
addressed and explored.
With more than 30 intense learning
sessions provided, this year’s conference is a comprehensive and in- depth
educational opportunity. Hear from
our futurists, technologists, scientists,
and market front-runners with fresh
ideas and strategies you will need to
succeed in the months to come.
This year, we are expecting record
attendance for our conference and exhibits. The new venue at the Los Angeles Convention Center has been host to
countless world-class events; now The
LED Show is added to this prestigious
list. The LED Show is proud to have
been named one of the “Top 25 FastGrowth Shows” in EXPO Magazine’s
annual list.
The LED Show Conference hosts a
broad spectrum of presenters discussing the next generation of LED lighting innovations. With the vertical rise
of technology comes the demand for
a higher level of SSL education. The
LED Show Conference and Exhibits
will help you stay ahead of the learning
curve. We have selected esteemed industry speakers and the most creative
thinkers of our decade to discuss the
latest achievements in SSL.
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LED/OLED technology is fast
changing and as professionals in this
arena, it is our duty to continually network and stay on top of this new technology. The intensive educational sessions will enable you to learn about
the latest LED trends and emerging
sciences.
• Hear from industry experts giving
their personal insights on the most
signifcant topics in LED lighting.
• Receive a comprehensive overview
on how to design a complete LED
lighting solution package.
• Meet with our expo manufacturers who are presenting the latest, innovative LED fxtures and
components.
NGL (Next Generation Luminaires
– Pacifc Northwest National Lab) will
also be announcing the Solid-State
Lighting Design Indoor Competition
awards at the show.
Experience unlimited networking
opportunities by collaborating with
top architects, engineers, homebuilders, specifers, designers, and distributors in the LED business.
The LED Show 2014, which is
one of this year’s most enlightening
and strongest events serving the SSL
com- munity.
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Conference
Grid
All conference sessions will take place on the second foor in room 502
Day 1
Tuesday, September 16, 2014
10:00AM – 5:00PM
Workshop –
Lighting and LEDs –
“The Lighting Design Process”
5:00PM – 6:30PM
Rohit Patil - Xicato
Therese Lahaie – Apparatus Design
Joel Smith - Puget Sound Energy
Special Seminar Presenter - Suleyman Turgut - Luminit
Opening Welcome Reception
Day 2
Wednesday, September 17, 2014
8:30AM – 8:45AM
Welcome & Introductions
James Highgate
Christine Shaw
8:45AM – 10:15AM
Session 1 –
SSL Technology 2014
Eric Haugaard – Cree
Chad Stalker – Philips Lumileds
Ted Konnerth – Egret Consulting
10:15AM – 10:45AM
Delegate Coffee Break
10:45AM – 12:00PM
Session 2 –
Energy Star – DLC –
Certifcations
Marci Sanders – D&R International
Irina Rasputnis – NEEP
Taylor Jantz-Sell – U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
12:00PM - 12:30PM
2014 NEXT GENERATION
LUMINAIRES DESIGN
AWARDS
Ruth Taylor – DOE/PNNL
12:30PM – 2:00PM
Session 3 –
Colorizing the Space
3:30PM – 4:00PM
4:00PM – 5:30PM
John Sofo – Built
Eman Zadeh – Coloronix
Elliot Laurence – Mind Mavericks
Delegate Coffee Break
Session 4 – Light & Color
5:30PM – 6:30PM
Derry Berrigan – Light Think Studios
Julian Carey – Intematix
Wil DuCrest – Special FX Lighting
Networking Reception
Day 3
Thursday, September 18, 2014
9:00AM – 10:30AM
Session 5 –
Title 24, Rebates & Financial
Incentives
10:30AM – 11:00AM
11:00AM – 12:30PM
Session 6 –
Architectural – Lighting the
Façade
5:30PM – 5:45PM
Kevin Willmorth - Lumenique, LLC
Louis Brill – Illuminations
Lara Cordell – Wiedenbach Brown
Delegate Lunch
Session 7 –
Controls & Dimming
3:30PM – 4:00PM
4:00PM – 5:30PM
Don McDougall – Solid State Capital
Kurt Nielsen – Lighting Design Lab
Kelly Cunningham – CA Lighting Technology Center, UC Davis
Delegate Coffee Break
12:30PM – 2:00PM
2:00PM – 3:30PM
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2:00PM – 3:30PM
Delegate Lunch
Richard Zulch – Zulch Laboratories, Inc.
Jeff Saake – Lumenetix
Greg Galluccio – Leviton
Delegate Coffee Break
Session 8 –
Technology Ahead
James Highgate – PennWell Corporation
Paul Ford – The Lighting Quotient
Scott Riesebosch - CRS
Closing Ceremonies
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The LED Show 2014 would like to thank the following members
of the advisory board for their wisdom and contributions:
Advisory
Board
Maury Wright
Editor In Chief
LEDs Magazine
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James Highgate
Patrick Kang
Director of LED Lighting Technology
VP Sales
LG
Marci Sanders
Jay Marshall
Lighting Facts
DR International
Director North American Sales
ON2 Solutions
Julian Carey
Therese Lahaie
Senior Director of Marketing
Intematix
Consultant in the Lighting Arts
Apparatus Design
Eric Haugaard
Chad Stalker
Director of Product Technology
BetaLED - A Cree Company
VP Sales
Philips Lumileds
François-Xavier Souvay
Kevin Willmorth
President and CEO
Lumenpulse inc.
President & CEO
Lumenique
Chris Brown
Bill Brown
Director of Business
Wiedenbach Brown
Chairman
Bill Brown Sales
Chris Sulek
Greg Galluccio
VP Sales
Lumenetix
Director, LED Business Development
Leviton
Philip Smallwood
Kelly Cunningham
Director of LED Lighting & Research
Strategies Unlimited
Outreach Director
California Lighting Technology
Center
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TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 16
Program
Pre-Conference Workshop
10:00AM – 5:00PM
The Lighting Design Process – 1 day workshop
Objectives: Gain an overview of the design process as it meets owner project requirements and energy codes. Learn how calculations aid design and document deliverables and how to work with design and construction teams.
Attention Architects, Lighting Designers, Contractors, Electrical Engineers, Interior Designers, Building Owners/Maintenance staff, Showroom and Sales staff, and other design professionals:
3 CEU - LU
Lighting design is, for most working designers, an internal, instinctive reaction to being introduced to a space. This course is an
attempt to explain what designers should look at, how they get to the point of making lighting decisions, and describes the basic
ingredients lighting designers use and question during the design process.
• Identify the goals and process of a quality lighting design
• Refnement of design scheme through detailed physical or computer
models and drawings
• Analyze the tools used to organize a great lighting design
• Identify how a lighting design interfaces with the building team, control systems, dynamic lighting, and emergent technologies
• Light and culture – theoretical and historical precedents in light
• Human interactions and light – physiological responses to light, emotive, and qualitative properties
• Physical properties of light, daylight and electric light
• Lighting design criteria – basic requirements
• White light is the combination of individual color wavelengths; de-
signers can use this to control how colors appear in a space
• Varying intensities of wavelengths can produce colors and multiple
shades of white
• Color temperature is the metric used to achieve this control
• Understanding of utility lighting incentives
• Overview of lighting quality for utility programs
• Code vs. Incentive vs. LEED
• Case study presentation and review
• Discussion of energy companies such DesignLights Consortium,
Energy Star, and DOE
• Defne effective, energy-effcient lighting
• How to promote effective, energy-effcient lighting
What’s Covered:
• Lighting training
• Luminaire selection
• Design and layout
• Energy effciency
• Gain an understanding of the lighting industry including the state of lighting education,
traditional roles for lighting professionals,
and important credentials and organizations
• Discuss a number of trends happening
within the industry and how these trends
may affect lighting professionals
• Learn about the future lighting jobs on the
horizon. We will identify emerging jobs as
well as several jobs that will become more
widespread in the coming years
• Metrics of lighting – measurements and
ratings [luminance, illuminance, brightness,
color quality scale (CQS), and color rendering index (CRI)]
SPEAKERS: Rohit Patil - Xicato
Rohit Patil is a color scientist with 9+ years of experience across multiple industries from lighting to printing. His expertise
covers varied topics such as basic colorimetry to color and appearance spaces, gamut visualization and mapping, light
rendering quality analysis, design of lights and color perception studies. He has two granted patents with others pending.
Currently he works as a Color Scientist for Xicato. He has a Master’s degree in Color Science from Rochester Institute of
Technology.
Therese Lahaie – Apparatus Design
Therese Lahaie guides lighting specifers in making informed decisions about LED lighting solutions and connects LED
lighting manufacturers with design professionals. She managed the custom lighting design departments for Translite/
Philips Lightolier and Morrison Lighting. She is also a sculptor using mixed media and LED lighting technology. She was
recently awarded a large public art project in Emeryville, CA that utilizes a programmed LED display.
Special Seminar Presenter - Suleyman Turgut - Director of Sales - Luminit
is the Director of Sales for Luminit. Since joining Luminit in 2006 he has driven the adoption of Luminit’s high performance holographic diffusers into many leading edge LED fxtures and lamps. He received a B.S. in Optical Engineering
from the Institute of Optics and M.E. in Microelectronics from the Rochester Institute of Technology. Prior to joining
Luminit he held positions at Intel and IQE.
Joel Smith - Puget Sound Energy
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In addition to the Seminar, the Course Objectives include:
Conference
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 17
Program
Session 1 – SSL Technology 2014
8:45AM – 10:15AM
New Frontiers in LED Lighting – Today and
in the Coming Decade
LED lighting adoption has accelerated rapidly in the past
several years; however, total overall conversion is still less than
1% of available sockets. Growth has been slowed by many
factors including market inertia, risk aversion, and because the
economic justifcation was not there for many applications.
This discussion will demonstrate how simple math and history
prove that incumbent technologies should no longer be used in
the majority of applications. Real world application case studies of LED lighting installations will show how the technology is
being rapidly adopted in categories that were once considered
impossible for LED lighting. These applications demonstrate
astonishing economic and human advantages for applications ranging from 1000W and higher replacements to simple
A-lamps.
SPEAKER: Eric Haugaard, director of product
technology, Cree
Eric Haugaard is the director of product technology for Cree Lighting, a position he has held for the
past eight years. Previously, Eric was engineering
manager of new product development for 11 years,
and mechanical design and product development engineer for
seven years. Over the past decade Eric has presented lighting
technology programs to diverse audiences throughout the world,
including a strong focus on LED luminaire technologies. Eric
holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Mechanical Engineering
from the University of Wisconsin-Parkside, with Post-Baccalaureate Program studies completed at NASA/Ames Research
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Quantifying the Value of SSL
Standardization
Supporting the development of SSL standards—including
minimum performance, communication and safety standards,
methods of measurement, voluntary specifcations, and related
technical memoranda—may appear to some as fnancial liabilities providing little beneft. At times, the costs associated with
developing standards may appear to outweigh the perceived
benefts derived from these efforts. However, make no mistake—SSL standards are valuable assets beneftting all lighting
market actors including end users, enabling ever-accelerating
adoption of LED technology. Associated with more than half a
billion dollars in annual fnancial incentives for lighting products,
programs like ENERGY STAR® and the DesignLights Consortium® normally receive the credit for creating standards-related
cash fow. However, as this presentation will explore, it is the
industry standards referenced by those programs—existing
and forthcoming—that are creating enormous value for the industry. With a unique perspective from the voluntary program/
regulatory side of the industry, the presenter will make a case
for further investment and active participation in SSL standards
development and maintenance.
SPEAKER: Chad Stalker, regional marketing manager,
Philips Lumileds
As the regional marketing manager for Philips
Lumileds Mr. Stalker is responsible for working
directly with fxture manufacturers, lighting designers and other market infuencers to support the
adoption of SSL technologies. He has been working in the LED lighting industry for over ten years. Prior to joining
Philips he worked in a variety of sales, marketing and technical
roles with LED and lighting companies such as Luminus Devices,
OSRAM and Color Kinetics. He has been directly involved across
the lighting value chain from working on new LED component
solutions, to partnering with fxture manufacturers to bring
LED-based lighting solutions into the market, to supporting LED
lighting designs and installations worldwide.
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Program
The Need for More Collaboration Between
Manufacturers and Lighting Designers
Session 2 – Energy Star – DLC –
Certifcations
Manufacturers have largely retroftted legacy products with
LED technology and very few have moved to innovative design
forms and optical patterns to fully enable LED technology. With
the rapid rise of control technologies, the time for a better exchange of ideas for the future of smart lighting is now.
10:45AM – 12:30PM
In contrast to traditional lighting, LED can be imagined into any
form factor. It can be integrated into structural elements and
rendered less intrusive as a fxture source. It can be dimmed
or color controlled to match ambient needs within the environment; institutional or hospitality lighting can change throughout
the course of the day to enable documented health benefts of
proper lighting.
Designers can provide unique input into the future of lighting.
The ability to design lighting that integrates into a uniform architectural design is liberating. Eliminating the reductive logic of
relying on stamped steel and cast bodies is a big step forward.
SPEAKERS: Marci Sanders, program director, D&R
International
This presentation will discuss how the lighting industry’s technological shifts and a more progressive leadership role among
lighting designers can have signifcant impacts on maximizing
the effciencies and design possibilities of smart lighting.
SPEAKER: Ted Konnerth, CEO, Egret Consulting Group
Ted has over 25 years of electrical industry experience, including his experience since 1999 as an
executive recruiter and consultant solely within
this industry. Ted writes a monthly newsletter, “the
Buzz,” that speaks to the talent impacts on industry changes. Ted is also a contributing author to multiple industry
trade journals and is frequently cited in leading industry journals.
Ted holds PhD and MS degrees in Psychology from Tulane University, as well as a BS in Psychology from Ohio State University.
After academics Ted spent nearly 16 years with Cooper Lighting, including 4.5 years as global VP, Sales for this $1B division
of Cooper Industries. Ted’s industry ties extend throughout the
electrical industry, regularly meeting with CEOs from the industry
global giants, to CEOs of small startup companies. Ted is ranked
within the top 3% of all recruiters nationally. Ted sits at a unique
viewpoint into the industry at large: He meets and speaks with
industry leaders every day, garnering their insights into emerging
trends, company changes and leadership challenges, globally.
Ted has spoken at Strategies in Light, Solid State Lighting Forum,
IES Street and Light and was an invited speaker and trainer to
the Fordyce Forum.
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Product qualifcation and truth-in-labeling programs have a
signifcant role in shaping the SSL market, promoting product
quality and energy effciency and connecting quality products
to utility incentive dollars. However, there is often confusion
about what these programs do, how they work together, and
what distinguishes them from each other. This session will
cover two key SSL product qualifcation programs (U.S. EPA
ENERGY STAR® and the DesignLights Consortium®) and one
truth-in-labeling program (U.S. DOE LED Lighting Facts®).
Representatives from each program will discuss the programs’
objectives, outputs, structure, and testing requirements. A utility representative from ComEd will address the role that these
programs play in informing utility incentive programs as well as
end-user product purchasing decisions. Attendees will leave
the session understanding the three distinct roles that the ENERGY STAR, LED Lighting Facts, and DLC programs play in the
SSL market and how they can each be leveraged by product
manufacturers.
Marci Sanders is D&R’s director of energy effciency programs, where she oversees program
planning and development. She also serves as
the program manager supporting the U.S. Department of Energy’s (DOE) SSL program, where she
manages the LED Lighting Facts ® Program, a voluntary online
pledge and labeling program to promote accuracy and transparency in manufacturers’ claims of product performance. Marci
has 20 years of market development, program and project management expertise in energy effciency. She holds a Bachelor’s
Degree in Political Science from Willamette University.
Irina Rasputnis, commercial programs manager, Northeast
Energy Effciency Partnerships
Irina Rasputnis is a commercial programs manager
at NEEP, managing the DesignLights Consortium®
Qualifed Products List (DLC QPL), a qualifcation
program for commercial-sector LED lighting products. In this role, she oversees the development
and maintenance of technical requirements for product qualifcation and the accessibility and functionality of the DLC QPL. Irina
holds a BS in Chemical Engineering from Northeastern University and studied Urban and Environmental Policy and Planning at
Tufts University.
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While manufacturers will ultimately supply the products,
designers need to accept the heightened leadership role this
emergence of new electronics presents. Lighting designers can
and should step up and demand an audience of fxture manufacturers. The impact of designing lighting that integrates into a
uniform architectural design and optimized lighting solution is
the goal.
SSL Product Qualifcation and Truth in
Labeling Programs: The Who,
The What, and The Why?
Conference
Program
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 17
Taylor Jantz-Sell, lighting program manager ENERGY STAR,
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
As lighting program manager for the EPA’s ENERGY STAR program, Ms. Jantz-Sell works with
leading manufacturers, retailers and effciency
programs to promote and advance the adoption of ENERGY STAR certifed lighting products.
Ms. Jantz-Sell leads the development of voluntary performance
requirements for energy effcient lighting products and develops
education materials and tools to aid consumers in understanding
energy effcient lighting.
2014 Next Generation Luminaires Design
Awards
Next Generation Luminaires (NGL) Solid-State Lighting Design
Competition was launched in 2008 by DOE, IES, and IALD. This
session will give attendees a candid behind the scenes look at
the evaluation criteria and performance documentation used to
select NGL winning products.
The session will also include the presentation of awards to all
winning product manufacturers. The results—including manufacturers’ identities, product descriptions, testing details, and
judging comments—will be published by NGL via print and web.
SPEAKER: Ruth Taylor, program manager, DOE/PNNL
Ruth Taylor currently serves as a project manager
within the Energy and Environment Directorate at
the Pacifc Northwest National Laboratory (PNNL),
where she contributes to a number of projects
focused on energy effciency in buildings. Ms.
Taylor manages the Next Generation Luminaires commercial SSL
design competition and the CALiPER testing program for the
DOE Solid-State Lighting program.
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Session 3 – Colorizing the Space
2:00PM – 3:30PM
LED Lighting – Creating a Cohesive Design
in Hospitality
Founder and Principal John Sofo of Los Angeles-based design/build frm uses LED lighting in his restaurant and nightclub
projects for theatrical purposes, to meet the ever restrictive
electrical codes, to be environmentally sensitive to electrical
usage, and to sculpt and highlight the architectural design of
the space. Lighting design is an extension of Built’s philosophy:
Sofo and his creative director Sormeh Azad believe that it is
a must to design an entire space from start to fnish without
relying on purchased shelf solutions, always allowing for a cohesive and successful design. Sofo fnds that LED lighting can
be a great asset to the creation of a space. The key to its use is
to not only rely on the light fxture, but to use creative solutions
in its implementation. That way, an LED light can serve many
purposes from utilitarian to theatrical with an ability to create a
range of moods, energies and atmospheres.
SPEAKER: John Sofo, president and founder, Built
New York City native John M. Sofo is more than
just an architect, designer, and artist—he’s a
visionary in the design/build movement. As president and founder of Los Angeles, California-based
design/build frm Built, Sofo has grown his studio
into a multidisciplinary frm specializing in residential, hospitality, and commercial design as well as offering customized and
branded solutions to clients.
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Program
Turning Your Architecture into a Canvas:
Harnessing the Power of Color LED Lighting
Tools for Having an Unlimited Creative
Imagination
As LED technology advances, the possibilities of incorporating
lighting into overall design increases as well. Owners are looking more and more to designers and architects to make their
architectural projects stand out. This presentation will explain
the basics of incorporating color changing LED lighting into architectural environments. It will also explain control options like
DMX as well as recent technological industry advancements.
In our ordinary education, we do not get actual tools to both
think objectively and access our creative imaginations. This is
vital, of course, in being and innovator. I will show people some
tools to do so and challenge their thinking in the process. I do
this through showing people how to think holographically.
•A full understanding of the different control methods available for color changing lighting
•An understanding of the latest trends and technological
advancements in the industry
• Insight into practical usage of color changing LED lighting
•An overview of applications of the attention grabbing colorful
lighting
SPEAKER: Eman Zadeh, brand director, Coloronix
As brand director of Coloronix, Eman has developed several custom color-changing lighting
fxtures for retail chains, the UCLA Medical Center
and other high profle projects. With his guidance,
the company’s product portfolio has the largest
selection of color-changing products for architectural interiors.
He received a Bachelor’s of Science degree at University of
California, Irvine where he studied Mechanical Engineering and
Business Administration.
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Elliot Laurence also has a multifaceted background.
He is an architect, designer, inventor, musician,
writer, artist, actor, director and teacher. He has
won numerous architectural design awards and
has worked in the corporate world as CEO of 5
corporations and planning large projects, including redesigning
the Items Processing System for Bank of America and planning a
1,500-acre destination resort in Northern California. He also provided the concepts for the interiors of three major casinos in Las
Vegas. His music has appeared on a nationally syndicated radio
show and he has taught improvisation to the Las Vegas Screen
Actors Guild Members. In 1991 he received the Educator of the
Year award for his teaching methods at the Academy of Art University in San Francisco. He has written 5 books, the latest one is
called “In The Eye Of Einstein (Accessing your Higher Mind).”
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Participants in this session will gain:
SPEAKER: Elliot Laurence, founder & director, Mind
Mavericks
Conference
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 18
Program
Session 4 – Light & Color
This (Lighting) Experience Sucks (Censored)
4:00PM – 5:30PM
My favorite sushi bar in Chicago recently changed to all LED
lighting in the restaurant. Eating my sushi under the new LEDs
I experienced a fickering and corpse-like experience. I shook
my head in disbelief. I had designed my frst commercial LED
lighting project in 2006—eight years ago (2014). I dealt with the
same color rendering and dimming problems then...I had to ask
myself, have we come very far?
Integrated Design Philosophy for
Commercial Lighting
Lighting systems were historically designed around a consumable and replaceable lamp. As a consequence, early LED
lighting systems emerged from the established production
infrastructure. These systems incorporated many layers of
components leading to redundancy, costs and often sub-optimal performance. Today, as mainstream commercial lighting
applications begin to adopt LED lighting products, lighting
designers are fnding ways to increase performance and lower
costs by integrating components more effectively along with
raw materials including metal, semiconductor, polymers and
phosphors. This philosophy and design approach and the
resulting improvements in effcacy, light quality and lower costs
promise to lead to rapid adoption and displacement of the last
remaining conventional lighting systems.
SPEAKER: Julian Carey, senior director of strategic
marketing, Intematix
Julian Carey is senior director of strategic marketing at Intematix,
a leading innovator of patented phosphors and
remote phosphor components for high-quality
LED lighting. At Intematix, Mr. Carey oversees
new product concepts for phosphors and remote
phosphor components. His previous roles were
marketing and developing SSL components and systems at
Prysm, LUXIM, Philips Lumileds and HP. He holds a BS degree
in Mechanical Engineering from Stanford University and an MBA
from MIT Sloan.
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This presentation will discuss what lessons our industry is not
learning. We will draw upon the recent experiences of Light
Think Studios (LTS) which is now involved in a number of commercial lighting design projects, redoing earlier LED lighting
designs done by manufacturers or distributors.
SPEAKER: Derry Berrigan, chief innovation offcer, Light
Think Studios
Derry Berrigan is chief innovation offcer at Light
Think Studios, Inc and chair of Light Think University (LTU). Derry, an internationally recognized architectural LED lighting designer, works in spaces
such as restaurants, retail, offce buildings and
universities. Derry delivers lighting design innovations enriching the experiences of life, shrinking the world’s energy obesity
and respecting our stewardship responsibilities. Derry has led
strategic client relationships with Fortune 500 companies including McDonald’s, Walmart, Bank of America, and YUM! Brands.
Her work with LTU brings student teams together with industry
leaders to create room environments using lighting anthropology,
leading-edge SSL and controls technologies.
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THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 18
Program
Dealing with the LED Misfts and
Rationalizing the LED Application Challenge
White LEDs are formed when a blue LED chip is covered with
a layer of phosphor during the packaging process. The tiniest
variation in the phosphor layer and packaging assembly will
lead to different color temperature and brightness.
Currently, creating a batch of LEDs at a uniform color temperature and brightness is a big challenge because it is not possible
to perfectly control LED properties during mass production.
Thus, the binning of LEDs is a practice used by LED manufacturers to manage the variation of LED performance and color at
the end of the mass production process.
Manufacturers and designers who want more precise control
of color temperature can use traditional methods of cooling
or warming the light such as dichroic flters, theatrical gels or
applied coating. This seminar will present the pros and cons of
these methods.
The DesignLights Consortium Qualifed Products List and
Energy Star’s Qualifed Products program have helped utilities
and specifers to identify the most energy-effcient LED lighting
products, in the categories that both programs have defned;
but what happens if your product does not ft within those nice
and neat predefned categories? What do you do with all of
those outliers and misfts? The Lighting Design Lab in Seattle
offers an alternative LED product qualifcation program that is
specifcally designed to provide a qualifcation vehicle for all
of those misft and niche application products that don’t have
homes in the categories established by the DLC and Energy
Star. Kurt Nielsen, manager of the Lighting Design Lab will
provide an overview of the LDL’s LED product qualifcation
program.
Additionally, while the LED product qualifcation programs have
excelled at identifying the most energy-effcient LED lighting
products, they fall short in helping users determine which products will perform optimally in their specifc application. LDL has
been developing a new LED applications tool that is intended to
aid specifers and utility programs in identifying which products
are appropriate for common applications. Based on criteria
captured from actual lighting projects this new LDL program
aims to reduce much of the guesswork involved in selecting an
appropriate LED product for your application.
SPEAKER: Wil DuCrest, project manager, Special FX
Lighting
Wil grew up in the lighting industry as his parents
started Special FX in 1984. After working in various capacities for Special FX, he took on the role
of project manager in 2008. Since that time he
has consulted on countless projects and lighting
designs, helping the client fgure out the best solution for their
needs.
SPEAKER: Kurt Nielsen, manager, Lighting Design Lab
Session 5 – Title 24, Rebates & Financial
Incentives
9:00AM – 10:30AM
The Real Life Economics of LED
Energy savings are only 50% of the total savings from LEDs.
The ability of the lighting team proposing LEDS to identify and
quantify these saving is critical to implementation of LED technology. This presentation will look at a real case example of an
LED company competing against a legacy fuorescent company in dealing with a client to install new lighting. This presentation will include all the tax and accounting elements that help
infuence this case example, and how the industry leaders can
use these tools to help advance the installations of LEDs.
Kurt Nielsen, LC, CLEP, is manager of the Lighting
Design Lab in Seattle, a lighting education, demonstration and product evaluation center funded
by major Northwest electric utilities and regional
conservation partners. In his leadership role Kurt is
responsible for the lab’s operations and growth initiatives, which
aim to further its mission of promoting the best practices in the
use and application of energy-effcient lighting technologies.
Kurt holds a BA from the University of Washington, and a MBA
from the Kelley School of Business at Indiana University. He has
earned the Lighting Certifed (LC) credential and is a Certifed
Lighting Effciency Professional (CLEP).
SPEAKER: Don McDougall, managing director, Solid State
Capital
Don McDougall is the managing director of SSCS,
a frm that focuses on identifying the economic,
tax and other features that make LED lighting the
most economical.
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Conference
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 18
Program
Connected: How Networked Control
Systems Will Drive LED Adoption
Session 6 – Architectural – Lighting the
Façade
Adaptive, or multi-level, lighting controls maximize the effciency, life span and amenity of LED lighting in indoor and outdoor
applications, giving LED technology an advantage over other
sources. LEDs’ tuning and dimming capabilities make them
well suited for use with scheduling, daylight harvesting and occupancy controls.
11:00AM – 12:30PM
Wireless networked lighting control systems provide the greatest degrees of fexibility and control, sending and receiving
signals from point to point. This connectivity allows facility
managers to pre-program lighting communication points, make
real-time adjustments, and receive maintenance alerts, all from
a mobile device.
Many networked systems meet California’s latest Title 24, Part
6 requirements for adaptive function and automated demand
response, which support broader adoption. This presentation
will offer case study fndings from indoor and outdoor networked LED lighting installations, including end-user feedback
and energy savings data that demonstrates an up to 90%
reduction in lighting energy use over incumbent systems, depending on application type and occupancy patterns.
SPEAKER: Kelly Cunningham, outreach director, California
Lighting Technology Center, UC Davis
Kelly Cunningham is the outreach director at the
California Lighting Technology Center, UC Davis.
CLTC’s mission is to stimulate, facilitate, and
accelerate the development and commercialization of energy-effcient lighting and daylighting
technologies. Ms. Cunningham is responsible for the marketing
and outreach components of CLTC’s research and technology
demonstration projects, and she leads many of the center’s efforts to deploy new, energy-saving lighting technologies into the
broader market. Ms. Cunningham also co-designs and teaches
education and training programs on lighting technologies and
topics related to design. She frequently leads informational tours
of the center for industry affliates, legislative partners, utility
representatives, researchers and student groups and the public.
She oversees the creation of CLTC’s online and print publications, authors abstract proposals and articles, and co-writes
grant proposals.
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SSL Observed – The Struggle for Integration
A lighter-side view exploring the trials and tribulations of those
anxious to participate in the process of integrating leading
edge technology, but are fnding the effort daunting. This is an
accumulation of observations spanning 33 years of lighting and
8 years of the deep dive into solid-state lighting, expressed with
a little humor, while offering insight into bottlenecks that have
detoured many from the super highway of LED revolution into
blind alleys and rough pathways.
SPEAKER: Kevin Willmorth, president and CEO, Lumenique
Kevin Willmorth is owner of Lumenique, LLC, a
consulting frm focused on small and mid level
lighting manufacturers engaged in solid-state lighting. This includes electronics producers as well
as product manufacturers. Also owner of Tasca, a
solid-state task light manufacturer focused on hard service environments and editor of Architectural SSL magazine.
Digital Space in the Public Realm
This discussion introduces mediatecture as the convergence
of architecture and LED media as a form of cladding and a new
design element within the built environment. The presentation
will review the various installations of LED monumental mediatecture as illuminated coverage on building façades, bridges
and other public spaces within major cities throughout the
United States and overseas. The discussion introduces many
popular contemporary LED monuments, and reviews their features, urban impact and cultural ROI as derived from increased
tourism, and municipal support of installing and promoting
these LED illuminated venues as public destinations.
SPEAKER: Louis Brill, consultant, Illuminations
Louis M. Brill is a digital signage consultant specializing in analyzing and reporting on the applications and market development of LED and LCD
electronic signage for outdoor advertising, public
art and media façades. His advocacy of these activities is through journalism, public speaking and consulting with
real estate developers, building owners and investors, all who
are interested in gaining more specifc information about applications and market potential of these various LED signage and
display opportunities. Brill’s coverage of architecturally enhanced
LED illuminations has been continuously featured in Signs of
the Times, OOH Advertising, SEGD eg magazine, Screens. RU,
Lighting&Sound America and Professional Lighting Design.
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SPEAKER: Lara Cordell, LC, LEED AP, Director of
Technology
Lara Cordell has been involved in the lighting
industry for 13 years. Prior to joining Wiedenbach
Brown, a national lighting distributor, Lara was an
award-winning lighting designer and vice president of a start-up manufacturing company. Lara
received her Masters of Science in Lighting from Rensselaer
Polytechnic Institute’s Lighting Research Center. Lara is Lighting
Certifed (LC), a LEED Accredited Professional, a member of the
Illuminating Engineering Society of North America (IESNA), and
serves on the board of the International Association of Lighting Designers (IALD) Education Trust. Lara brings a technical
expertise to the WB sales team that has earned her the title of
“director of technology.”
Session 7 – Controls & Dimming
2:00PM – 3:30PM
Achieving Perfectly Smooth LED Dimming
Perfectly smooth dimming from dark to full brightness is a
continuing challenge for LED lighting. Increasing bit resolution
doesn’t always help and can actually make things worse. Dimming curves can improve linearity, synchronize light output of
disparate fxtures, or provide smooth and precise control over
an intensity range. What they cannot do is everything at once.
This session explains trade-offs among bit resolution, fade time,
and PWM frame rates. We also revisit the ubiquitous dimming
curve, explaining the effect of changing from incandescent to
solid-state lighting, how the DALI specifcation is problematic
for LEDs, and why power law curves don’t always achieve
desired aesthetics. Suggestions for evaluating and optimizing
dimming control are offered.
Program
Unlocking New Markets in General Lighting
with Tunable LED Light
INTRODUCTION – A description of tunable light sources, various methodologies and technical challenges (color mixing, effciency, maintenance over time) will be presented. The market
benefts will be explained: customization of CCT to the illumination of objects, spaces or tasks, merchandise enhancement,
replication of natural daylight, circadian rhythms/health benefts.
PERFORMANCE – There are new performance criteria that
apply to tunable sources such as maintaining light quality over
tunable range and the ability to cover full RGB color gamut.
Different source form factors are required for various lighting
applications.
CONTROLS – System level objectives also need to be met
which include integration with lighting control protocols. Replicating the cycles of natural daylight also provides new market
opportunities. Controls discussed include: wired, wireless and
smart phone apps.
MARKET OPPORTUNITIES – Market opportunities will be
explored: Retail, architectural, offce, residential and outdoor.
SPEAKER: Jeff Saake, EVP of Sales and Marketing,
Lumenetix
Lumenetix designs and builds color tunable light
engines that emulate the range and quality of
sunlight. Jeff is responsible for sales, marketing
and business development at Lumenetix. Prior to
Lumenetix, Mr. Saake was President and CEO of
Aurora Systems (OVTI) and Vice President and General Manager
of the Computer Technologies Group at Panasonic.
Jeff holds a MA in Econometrics from Keio University, Japan
in econometrics and a BA from the University of California,
Berkeley.
SPEAKER: Richard Zulch, president, Zulch Laboratories, Inc.
Richard Zulch is a lighting designer with over a
hundred stage productions in the last decade
and more than 30 years’ experience in electronics
and software development. Formerly with Hewlett
Packard, Dantz, and EMC, Richard founded
ZulchLab in 2005 to develop control technologies for SSL used
in luminaires worldwide. His passion is making LED lighting
smooth, clean, and beautiful. Richard is the recipient of eleven
patents and the 2013 IEEE-USA Entrepreneur Achievement
Award.
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The LED Show
Case Study – LED Lighting the Year 2014
This presentation will discuss the lighting design and procurement challenges in general and with solid state lighting applications. Other topics within the talk will include: The pitfalls and
the milestones we have overcome in the past, product life cycle,
and advances we are excited to see in production.
Conference
Conference
Program
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 18
Understanding Control and Automation for
LED Lighting
The transition from traditional lighting technology to LED is
old news. People in the lighting business no longer talk about
the “LED revolution”. Today’s revolution, perhaps spurred on
in part by LED technology, is building automation and lighting controls. Like the LED market 6 years ago, the control
market for lighting is now the “wild, wild West”. Multiple
protocols abound, an alphabet soup of abbreviated terms
(DALI, KNX, BACnet, POE....) assault the casual user and various claims of reliability and capability circulate, waiting to be
proven in the marketplace. This talk will touch on the basics
of LED control and the various pros and cons of competing
technologies in the world of lighting automation.
SPEAKER: Greg Galluccio, director, LED Business
Development, Lampholder Product Management, Leviton
Manufacturing Company
Greg Galluccio is director of LED product development and OEM product management for the
Leviton Manufacturing Company. His experience
spans 32 years in the electrical products industry
with expertise in engineering management, new
product development, marketing and business development.
Mr. Galluccio holds a Bachelors in Electrical Engineering from
the University of Bridgeport and a Masters in International Business from Northeastern University. His responsibilities include
strategic planning for Leviton’s LED business, as well as new
business development, product management and product innovation for Leviton’s lighting components division.
Session 8 – Technology Ahead
4:00PM – 5:30PM
Where do we go from here?
SSL – The nearly perfect man-made form of lighting. How do
we move forward with technology, aesthetics,
and economics?
SPEAKER: James Highgate, director of LED lighting
technology, PennWell Corporation
Highgate, LC, is a “Forward Thinker” with LED
technologies and a 25 year veteran in the lighting industry. James is the original creator of The
LED Show and has stayed on as a consultant after
PennWell acquired the show. His diverse lighting
background is a result of his experience with theatrical, movie
set, interior, and architectural lighting projects. He has won multiple awards for his architectural lighting designs. James is past
IES Section President and currently IESNA District Chair.
LEDs and Quality of Light … No Need for
Compromises
As LEDs continue to penetrate the lighting market, the major focus on ensuring quality has been on color quality and
luminaire effcacy with little focus on quality of light in the space.
When did we stop caring about good lighting? When did glare
become acceptable? High luminaire effcacy is great but if the
light isn’t going where it is supposed to or worse, going where
it shouldn’t, then what have we gained? This presentation will
take a closer look at architectural LED lighting applications
(good and bad) to see where things went wrong and how we
can make them right.
SPEAKER: Paul Ford, vice president, Design Engineering,
The Lighting Quotient
Paul Ford is the vice president of product design
at The Lighting Quotient in West Haven, CT. The
Lighting Quotient is a manufacturer of premium
indoor and outdoor architectural lighting luminaires. Paul has a BS in Mechanical Engineering
with a minor in Electrical Engineering from the University of New
Hampshire and an executive MBA from the University of New
Haven. He has worked for elliptipar and The Lighting Quotient
for over 24 years as a product designer and has been awarded
22 mechanical and design patents. His latest patent was for an
optical refractor which channels light from an array of LEDs and
shapes it into an asymmetric distribution for illuminating surfaces
evenly.
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Conference
Program
LED product development: Critical Steps, Best Practices, and Key Activities that Result in
Successful Outcomes
LED product development is much more involved than choosing a good LED, making sure the components are running cool, and
the optics are effciently putting light where you want it to go. This session will help give you the tools to make sure you develop
products that not only meet performance expectations, but business objectives as well. Product engineering is about tradeoffs.
Cost vs. performance. Aesthetics vs. function. But the product development process involves asking, and fnding the answers to
a lot more questions that reach far beyond product engineering.
SPEAKER: Scott Riesebosch, Chief Technology Offcer, CRS Electronics
The LED Show
Mr. Riesebosch has a degree in electrical engineering from McMaster University and has been designing and manufacturing high output LED lighting since 1998 when the frst high output LEDs came to market. He is the CTO of CRS
Electronics (TSXV: LED), an Energy Star and Lighting Facts partner. CRS specializes in LED sub-assemblies, LED
lamps, and LED light fxtures. LED lighting applications in which Mr. Riesebosch has been involved include military,
aviation, medical, retail, signage, automotive, fashlights, emergency vehicles, architectural, underwater, theatrical, television studio, street lighting, and lamp replacements.
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NETWORKING EVENTS
Mix and mingle with your industry colleagues at our networking events. Designed to
enhance your networking opportunities with The LED Show attendees, the following
events will take place on the exhibit foor:
Opening Welcome Reception
Networking Reception
Date:
Tuesday, September 16, 2014
Date:
Wednesday, September 17, 2014
Time:
5:00PM – 6:30PM
Time:
5:30PM – 6:30PM
Location:
Exhibit Floor
Location:
Exhibit Floor
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At scheduled times throughout the event.
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Exhibitor
List
(As of August 8, 2014)
Company Name
Booth Number
1 Source LED
3NLED Lighting USA
AA LED
AI TECHNOLOGY, INC
ALLIED SCIENTIFIC PRO
American Lighting
American Lightronic Incorporated
American Opto Plus LED Corp
American Standard Circuits, Inc
ATG Electronics
Autec Power Systems
Beijing Tonlier Energy Technology Co , Ltd
Beijing YuJi International Co ,Ltd
BERGQUIST COMPANY
BITRO GROUP, INC
Bonld
C A Supply Co
Carson Technology Company
cBright Lighting
CENTERLIGHT Inc
Chong Ming Group (H K) Int’l Co ,Ltd
Chroma Systems Solutions, Inc
CIDLY CO , LTD
CITEL INC
CLEANLIFE ENERGY LLC
Cree, Inc
Crestron Electronics, Inc
CSA GROUP
DK THERMAL (Canada) Limited
DLU Lighting USA
ECADS - North America
EiKO Global, LLC
Electric Zone, Inc
Emit Lighting
ERG LIGHTING
EuControls Corp
Euri Lighting
Everstar Photoelectric(HK)Holdings Limited
Fresnel Technologies Inc
Fusion Optix Inc
FUZHOU YUMING SCIENCE &
TECHNOLOGY CO ,LTD
FY Lighting
GALAXY LED INC
General Link International Cooperation, Inc
Green Effcient Lighting
Green Lighting LED
Guangdong Shone Lighing Co Ltd
Hangzhou HPWINNER Opto Corporation
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210
317
509
427
209
340
332
532
531
324
311
106
435
321
411
243
418
511
442
308
141
526
130
233
305
515
315
410
414
504
234
207
518
325
525
132
225
104
230
219
118
128
224
214
443
231
140
119
Company Name
Booth Number
HASTEST SOLUTIONS INC
Hatch Lighting
HEP Group USA, Inc
HFL CORP
IGlo, LLC
Illumination in Focus
Illuminex LED Technologies/Wan Ban
InnoLED Lighting Inc
Intermark USA, Inc
INTERTEK
Itswell Co , Ltd
James Industry Group
JFH Group International
Jishan Lighting Technology Co Ltd
Keystone Technologies
KHATOD NORTH AMERICA LLC
L TF, L L C
Lakeview Industries
LEAD OPTO-TECHNOLOGY CO ,LTD
LED Japan
LED WAVES
LEDs Magazine
LEDXpert Lighting Incorporated
Light Corporation
Light Effcient Design
LIGHT LABORATORY, INC
Lighting Enhancement Distributors, LLC
LightLab International, Inc
LUMINIT
LUNA Science Corp
LUXUL Technology, Inc
Main Power Electrical (Gui Yang) Co , Ltd
Moreland Lighting, LLC
Morstar Inc
MTL Instruments
Multek Flexible Circuits, Inc
National Bright Lighting
NC LED
Nicolaudie America, Inc
NORA LIGHTING
OCEAN OPTICS
Organic Lighting Systems, Inc
OSRAM Opto Semiconductors
PacLights
PARA LIGHT CORP
Pearl Techno Limited
PennWell Corporation
Philips Lighting
PhosphorTech Corporation
www.illuminationinfocus.com
421
437
331
216
215
540
137
337
510
310
126
334
538
319
432
208
419
125
136
540
514
540
205
206
533
425
440
318
204
114
415
124
530
520
232
217
236
433
335
430
524
133
536
127
521
120
540
409
240
Company Name
Booth Number
POWER 277
ProMEMS Technologies Corp
Richee Lighting Inc
Sansi Technology Inc
SEEFY Optoelectronic Co ,Ltd
SEOUL SEMICONDUCTOR
Shangyu Hengda Lighting Co ,Ltd
Sheenly Lighting CO , Ltd
Shenzhen Excellent Technology Co ,Ltd
Shenzhen Fuyifang Technology Co ,Ltd
Shenzhen Getian Opto-electronics Co ,Ltd
Shenzhen Godlylighting Tech Co , Ltd
SHENZHEN LANKE ELECTRONICS CO ,LTD
Shenzhen Liris Lighting Technology Co , Ltd
Shenzhen Napolion Electronic Co , Ltd
SHENZHEN OKT LIGHTING CO ,LTD
Shenzhen Ruizi Light Electricity
Technology Co ,Ltd
Shenzhen Toplight Technology Co , Ltd
Shenzhen Wisva Optoelectronics Co ,Ltd
Shenzhen Wriled Co ,Ltd
Shenzhen Xintianwell Technology Co ,Ltd
Shenzhen Youxinguang Technology Co , LTD
Shinetoo Lighting America LLC
SinkPAD LLC
Solid Apollo
Standard Rubber Products Co
Strategies in Light Conference & Expo
Strategies in Light Europe
Strategies Unlimited
Sunpark Electronics Corp
Tempo Industries
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TUV Rheinland of North America, Inc
TUV SUD America Inc
UL
VaOpto
VIRIBRIGHT LIGHTING, INC
WAVIEN
WayToGo LED Lighting Company LTD
Weidy Optics(Xiamen) Ltd
Wenzhou Yongtai Electric Co , Ltd
Yiwu Aurora Optoelectronics Technology Co ,ltd
Yuyao Splendid Lighting Technology Co ,Ltd
Zhejiang Ledcom Electronics Co ,Ltd
Zhejiang Singbee Lighting Technology Co ,Ltd
Zhejiang Super Lighting Electric
Appliance Co ,Ltd
519
326
333
320
131
431
436
226
122
108
534
242
116
237
508
115
535
211
134
441
107
218
341
314
235
221
540
540
540
516
505
540
517
220
330
420
405
241
316
109
135
105
110
434
416
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Floorplan
The LED Show
(As of August 8, 2014)
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Exhibitor
Listings
1 Source LED
210
AI TECHNOLOGY, INC
622 Pinnacle Place
Livermore, CA 94550
Phone: 888-527-7660
Email: dlarson@1sourceled.com
Our Mission is to Design, Manufacture, and
Source the most energy effcient, high
performance LED lighting technology while
offering our customers unbeatable pricing and
a guaranty of the highest standard of quality. 4
Ft DLC Listed Tube Lamps Starting At $13.95/
Ea!!
3NLED Lighting USA
We are the US offce/warehouse of
Shenzhen 3NLED Lighting Co. in China,
providing wholesale LED light tubes,
fat panels, and high bay lights. We
offer US-based warranty and customer
service, serving the US market with two
warehouses, well-stocked inventory
and quick delivery. Whether you’re
a distributor, retailer, or wholesaler,
commercial or residential builder,
electrical contractor, architects, or
interior designers, we have products that
would interest you! Contact us today at
sales@3nled-usa.com or (408)263-8800
(CA offce) or (404)696-3999 (Atlanta, GA
Offce).
AA LED
509
9441 Valley Blvd
Rosemead, CA 91770
Phone: 626-454-1830
Fax: 626-448-1161
Email: jack@aaleds.com
www.aaleds.com
Committed to quality products and competitive
prices since 2007. AA LED supply corporation
expands from its roots in the LED Signage
industry to now offer LED Lighting products
as well.
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ALLIED SCIENTIFIC PRO
209
815 Boul La Carrière SUITE 202
Gatineau, QC J8Y 6T4
Canada
Phone: 800-253-4107
Email: SLAVOIE@ALLIEDSCIENTIFICPRO.COM
alliedscientifcpro.com/shop/worlds-frstsmartphone-spectrometer-lighting-passport/
Allied Scientifc Pro bring to the LED
market the frst commercial manufactured
Smartphone Spectrometer compatible
with Iphone, Ipad and Ipod with and easy
and free App available on Apple store. The
Lighting Passport spectrometer is the perfect
instrument for feld sales people, Inline QC
and QA and R&D lab. We also propose a full
suite of LED Testers for optical and electrical
parameters;Iv(mcd), Lv(lumen), x, y, λD, λp,
Pe, CCT, CRI, FWHM, Vf, Vr, Ir, Vf, ∆THY…etc
ASP propose from his offce in Taiwan; Optical
design and supply chain management for
optical mould lenses for LED lighting made of
plastic and glass. Fast prototyping and high
volume production including QC.
American Lighting
American Lightronic
Incorporated
332
2198 Oakdale Ave suite 2
San Francisco, CA 94124
Phone: 415-341-9788
Email: joan@lightronic.us
Since pioneering the use of fexible epoxy
technology for microelectronic packaging
in 1985, AI Technology has been one of the
leading forces in the development of advanced
material and adhesive solutions including:
Insulated Metal Substrates, Gap-Filling
Compressible Phase-Change Pads, Thermal
Gels, Thermal Grease, Stress-free Adhesive
Films, Adhesive Pastes, and Copper-Clad
Laminates.
317
150 Selig Dr. SW
Atlanta, GA 30336
Phone: 404-696-3999
Fax: 404-699-5802
Email: Frank.Yeh@3nled-usa.com
www.3NLED-usa.com
427
70 WASHINGTON ROAD
PRINCETON JUNCTION, NJ 08550
Phone: 609-799-9388
Fax: 609-799-9308
Email: cboersig@AITECHNOLOGY.COM
WWW.AITECHNOLOGY.COM
At present, the company can produce LEB
Tubes, LED Panel Lights, LED bulbs, LED Street
Lights etc., widely applied in commercial
shops, housing and accommodation, shopping
mall, offce, hotel, museum, school and public
facilities.
American Opto Plus
LED Corp
532
1206 E. Lexington Ave.
Pomona, CA 91766
Phone: 909-465-0080
Fax: 909-465-0130
Email: Frank.chen@aopled.com
www.aopled.com
LED Manufacturer for LED Components
including Displays, Lamps, SMD Products,
High Power Lighting LEDs, UV, IR, Bi-Color, TriColor, Custom Tooling Designs and more.
American Standard
Circuits, Inc
531
475 Industrial Drive
West Chicago, IL 60185
Phone: 630-639-5444
Email: anaya@asc-i.com
ATG Electronics
324
9020 Rancho Park Court
Rancho Cucamonga, CA 91730
Phone: 877-461-5333-106
Email: wendellatg@gmail.com
.www.atgelectronics.com
Welcome to ATG Electronics, A world leader in
LED Lighting
340
7660 E. Jewell Ave. Suite A
Denver, CO 80231
Phone: 877-957-7317
Email: jelrod@americanlighting.com
www.americanlighting.com/
Founded in 1988, American Lighting strives
continually to design and manufacture
innovative products which are also
aesthetically appealing, performance driven
and user friendly.
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Exhibitor
Listings
Autec Power Systems
311
667 E. Cochran St.
Simi Valley, CA 93065
Phone: 805-522-0888
Fax: 805-522-8777
Email: autecsales@autec.com
www.autec.com/
Please visit us to view the newest
designs in high quality LED drivers
including our new DC/DC drivers and
the smallest 250 watt driver currently
available.
Beijing Tonlier
Energy Technology Co , Ltd
106
No.9 Kechuang 14th Street Beijing
Development Area
Beijing, 101111
China
Phone: 86-10-81508899
Fax: 86-10-81508855
Email: sales@tonlier.com
www.tonlier.com
435
Room 808, Science&Technology building No.9
Zhongguancun South Road
BeiJing, 100081
China
Phone: 86 10-68469232-8006
Email: caoxw@yujigroup.com
www.yujiintl.com
Beijing Yuji is a professional manufacturer of
LED phosphor, LED packaging and LED lamps.
We are specialized in making high CRI LEDs
(CRI95-98 at CCT 1900K to 5600K) based on
our strong research capability of LED phosphor
and packaging technology.
Carson Technology Company
511
12207 Los Nietos Road, Unit C
Santa Fe Springs, CA 90670
Phone: 562-941-0326
Fax: 562-941-0130
Email: stephen.tao@carsonlite.com
www.carsonlite.com/
Sil-Pad thermally conductive interface
materials, Gap Pad electrically insulating
and non-insulating gap fllers, Hi-Flow phase
change grease replacement materials, BondPly thermally conductive adhesive tapes, and
T-Clad insulated metal substrates.
Carson Technology is a value-engineered LED
lighting manufacturer with a factory direct
plant in China and distribution warehouse in
Los Angeles, which locally stocks 4’ T8 tubes,
2’ x 2’ panels, 8’ fxtures, retroft recessed
cans, and wall-packs.
BITRO GROUP, INC
411
201 CHARLES STREET
HACKENSACK, NJ 07601
Phone: 904-566-9978
Email: CHERYLM@BITROGROUP.COM
www.bitrogroup.com/
cBright Lighting
We at Bitro strive to be “Your Technology
Partner” by offering custom and commodity
LED illumination products. Bitro offers
prestigious and “spec-able” LED lighting
options oriented to signage applications and
illuminated advertising.
Tonlier manufacture LED drivers ranging from
20W to 500W in CC & CV mode with dimming
in Beijing. Our facility is ISO-9001, ISO-14001
and GB/T28001 certifed and our drivers
are UL/CUL/CE/TUV/RoHS/FCC certifed with
competitive price. Please visit www.tonlier.com.
Beijing YuJi
International Co ,Ltd
321
Bonld
243
Building 2-5, TongFuYu Industrial Park Aiqun
Road, Shiyan Town
Bao’an District,Shenzhen ,
China
Phone: +86 755 2735 5776
Email: jack_yu66@hotmail.com
C A Supply Co
418
8930 Independence Ave.
Canoga Park, CA 91304
Phone: 818-998-0046
Email: lin@casupplyinc.com
www.casupplyinc.com
Founded in 2010 by a group of
environmentalists, C A Supply is a leading
LED lighting distributor, devoted to providing
LED lighting of superb quality for residential,
commercial and retail applications.
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442
850 42nd. Ave
Oakland, CA 94601
Phone: 855-993-9200
Fax: 510-379-9338
Email: theresal@cbright-tech.com
www.cbrightlighting.com
cBright Lighting is a US manufacturer
specializing in LED engines and
fxtures for high-powered area lighting
applications. Our patent-pending
EncapLED module integrates LED chip,
heat sink, and precise optic into a single
unit, simplifying luminaire design and
reducing the overall lighting system cost.
cBright is poised to become an industry
leader with cutting-edge technology,
customized and comprehensive products
and solutions, competitive pricing and
superior customer service.
CENTERLIGHT Inc
308
828 W. Hillcrest Blvd.
Los Angeles, CA 90301
Phone: 855-960-0606
Email: info@centerlight.com
www.centerlight.com
CENTERLIGHT has developed new
advancements in LED lighting technology that
will radically change the world we see, and the
way we interact with it. We believe you should
be able to create your own space, make it an
expression of who you are.
www.illuminationinfocus.com
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BERGQUIST COMPANY
18930 W 78TH ST
CHANHASSEN, MN 55317
Phone: 952-486-6359
Fax: 952-835-0430
Email: TorryS@bergquistcompany.com
www.bergquistcompany.com
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Chong Ming Group (H.K) Int’l Co.,Ltd.
141
Building D, GuangHaoFeng Industrial Park
Hangcheng Road, Gushu, Xixiang Town
Bao’an District, Shenzhen, Guangdong
518126
China
Phone: +86- 0755-82897123
Fax: 0086- 0755-82897123
Email: sales@chongmingled.com
www.chongmingled.com
CHONGMING GROUP is a professional
manufacturer engaged in manufacturing,
researching, developing and selling LEDlight.
UL/DLC T8tube, 360°Candle A19 bulb,Spot,
Parlight are our main products. They are
popular by the Unique design and good quality.
OEM/ODM are welcome.
Chroma Systems
Solutions, Inc. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 526
19772 Pauling
Foothill Ranch, CA 92610
Phone: 949-600-6400
Fax: 949-600-6401
Email: joyk@chromausa.com
www.chromausa.com/
Chroma is a world leading provider
of power test instrumentation and
automated test systems including AC/
DC Power Sources, Electronic Loads,
Power Meters, and ATE for diverse
bench-top, R&D and design verifcation
of LED, Battery, and other applications
backed by unmatched service and
support. To sustain as a world-class
LED Test Solutions enterprise, Chroma
has developed instruments, systems
and software including LED Simulating
Electronic Loads, LED Burn-in Testers,
LED Lighting In-line Test Systems, LED
Light Bar Test Systems and other ATE
Solutions. See our entire line at www.
ChromaUSA.com or visit us at Booth 526.
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CIDLY CO., LTD . . . . . . . . . . . . . 130
Crestron Electronics, Inc. . . . . 315
3rd Floor, E Building, Dingfeng Industrial Park,
Shuitian,Shiyan, Baoan
Shenzhen,
China 518108
Phone: +86 755-23443316
Email: toby@cidly.com
15 Volvo Drive
Rockleigh, NJ 07647
Phone: 201-767-3400
Email: cshirinian@crestron.com
CIDLY offers LED Horticulture lighting, LED
Commercial Lighting, LED Reef aquarium
lighting. CIDLY’s subsidiaries including LEDs
Packaged, LED driver, Hardware, Assembly etc.
We are certifed with ISO9001:2008, and has
40+ patents, Products are CE, RoHs certifed.
8501 E PLEASANT VALLEY RD
Cleveland, OH 44131
Phone: 216-524-4990
Email: certinfo@csagroup.org
WWW.CSAGROUP.ORG
CITEL INC . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 233
10108 USA Today Way
Miramar, FL 33025
Phone: 800-248-3548
Fax: 954-430-7785
Email: aschafer@citel.us
www.citel.us/
CSA Group is a global solutions provider of
product testing and certifcation services for
electrical, mechanical, plumbing, gas and
other products. CSA Group’s certifcation
marks appear on billions of qualifed products
worldwide.
DK THERMAL (Canada)
Limited . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 414
Since 1937, CITEL has manufactured a
complete line of surge protective devices
(SPD) to protect sensitive equipment from the
harmful effects of lightning strikes and other
power line disturbances. CITEL is a world
leader in Surge Protective Devices.
CLEANLIFE ENERGY LLC . . . . . . 305
8800 Brookpark Road
CLEAVLAND, OH 44129
Phone: 800-316-2532
Email: JUSTIN@CLEANLIFELED.COM
www.cleanlifeled.com
Mercury Free and Energy Saving, CLEANLIFE®
LED Lighting offers clean and innovative
solutions for the world’s future energy supply.
Cree, Inc. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 515
4600 Silicon Drive
Durham, NC 27703
Phone: 919-313-5300
Email: Paul_Scheidt@cree.com
www.cree.com
Cree has the widest portfolio of application
optimized, lighting-class LED components to
lower your system cost. Available in the most
package options, from discretes to arrays
and modules, Cree LED components lead the
industry in performance and reliability.
www.illuminationinfocus.com
CSA GROUP . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 410
12 Seapark Drive
St Catharines, ON L2M 6S6
Canada
Phone: 905-397-6959
Email: robd@dkthermal.com
www.dkthermal.com
DK Thermal specialize in the manufacture
of Thermally Conductive Printed Circuit
Boards. North America, Asia and Europe
factory locations, we offer prototype to volume
supply. Largest selection of UL approved
materials from stock. TS & UL 4 Foot long PCB
capability!
DLU Lighting USA . . . . . . . . . . . 504
12420 Montague St Unit J
Pacoima, CA 91331
Phone: 877-261-8856
Email: raff@dlulighting.com
www.dlulighting.com/
DLU Lighting is a European manufacturer of
light bulbs. Born in 2000 DLU lighting owns
and operates 2 factories in Tunisia and China,
an R&D facility in Italy, and a quality control
platform in China. In 2009 DLU became a
true LED manufacturer and produces top level
LED products while remaining cost effective
and competitive. DLU Lighting is the European
difference.
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ERG LIGHTING
ECADS/SUNSUN is a leading manufacturer
of high quality LED products. We offer a
wide variety UL, Energy Star and CL certifed
LED products tailored to the North American
Market.
EiKO Global, LLC
207
23220 W 84th St
Shawnee, KS 66227
Phone: 913-667-8552
Email: jenniferh@eiko.com
www.eiko.com
EiKO Global, LLC has delivered the industry’s
best lighting products. Carrying over 5,000
SKUs and the broadest selection of any
manufacturer in its class, EiKO is committed to
providing innovative products, unique solutions
and unmatched support to its customers.
Electric Zone, Inc
518
16123 Cohasset Street
Van Nuys,, CA 91406
Phone: 818-849-5577
Email: annabelle@electriczoneusa.com
www.electriczoneusa.com
525
2601 Wayne Street
Endicott, NY 13760
Phone: 607-754-9187
Fax: 607-754-9255
Email: sbarney@ergpower.com
www.ERGlighting.com
ERG Lighting designs, manufactures
& distributes LED drivers for various
SSL markets. A division of Endicott
Research Group (ERG), we have been
in business for over 35 years. Our LED
driver families offer 18W-200W outputs
w/ constant voltage or current, fickerfree dimming, and user-adjustable
output current. We have LED drivers
ideal for lighting applications such
as high-end architectural, industrial,
high-bay, street, retail, showroom &
pathway. We also have Made-in-the-USA
LED Troffer Retroft Kits. All drivers are
UL-recognized for US & Canada w/3- or
5-year warranty.
EuControls Corp
Electric Zone, Inc. is among the industry
leading importer of quality LED products. EZ
offers a line of UL® / ETL® products which
consists of exceptional- reliable- user friendly
Recessed Lighting and Accessories, Tape
lights and Transformers.
Emit Lighting
Euri Lighting
325
800 W Renner Rd, Ste. 3222
Richardson, TX 75080
Phone: 225-263-0111
Email: info@emitlighting.com
www.emitlighting.net
132
19210 S Vermont Ave, Bldg C
Gardena, CA 90248
Phone: 888-555-9580
Fax: 310-643-9488
Email: sales@eucontrols.com
www.eucontrols.com/
EuControls offers a complete line of high
performance RGB LED control systems, DMX
controllers/decoders, and DALI decoders/
dimmers, meeting the needs of the ever
evolving world of LED lighting.
Emit Lighting is a full scale manufacturer
whom works with distributors all over the
globe. Not only do we manufacture standard,
quality lighting commodities, but we also have
the ability to develop customized products that
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225
635 Hawaii Ave
Torrance, CA 90503
Phone: 310-787-1100
Email: info@eurilighting.com
www.eurilighting.com/
Euri Lighting is located in Torrance California.
We are a U.S. based company that is
dedicated to designing, developing, and
manufacturing the highest quality LED product
on the market. We partner with several
industry leaders to develop and produce
high quality LED desk lamps and light bulbs.
Our contemporary European designed desk
lamps include High-Tech features such as
wireless Bluetooth connectivity for hands
free calling, Android phone docking station,
USB power port for smart phone charging,
fnger touch Dimming, LED Control Panel
and eye protection with an anti-glare design.
Euri Lighting is excited to usher in this new
age of light by precisely engineering light
and effectively delivering it to you through a
continuously expanding family of brands. With
the introduction of our lighting division Euri
Lighting will have available this fall a series
of energy effcient LED bulbs to meet the
demand for eco-friendly products. Delivering
high quality and cost effective solutions
has increased the desires for Euri Lighting
products. Our Commercial and Residential
Lighting Division will supply medium range
LED Light Bulbs – A-19, MR-16, BR-20, Par
38, Par-20. and Candle Lights
Fresnel Technologies Inc
230
101 West Morningside Drive
Fort Worth, TX 76110
Phone: 817-926-7474
Email: sales@fresneltech.com
www.fresneltech.com
Fresnel Technologies manufactures molded
plastics Fresnel and aspheric lenses and
related optical components. Specialties include
lens arrays for passive infrared applications
and optics for LED highway, theatrical,
architectural, medical, and scientifc lighting.
www.illuminationinfocus.com
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ECADS - North America
911 S. Primrose Ave Suite i
Monrovia, CA 91016
Phone: 626-357-0500
Email: honeylyn@ecads-na.com
www.ecadsledlighting.com
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Fusion Optix Inc
219
General Link International
Cooperation, Inc
19 Wheeling Ave.
Woburn, MA 01801
Phone: 781-995-0805
Email: drago.bozhkov@fusionoptix.com
www.fusionoptix.com
510 Coralridge Pl ste 101
City of Industry, CA 91746
Phone: 626-236-0920
Fax: 626-312-7636
Email: glicusa@gmail.com
Fusion Optix is a solutions provider that
enables LED Lighting OEMs to achieve
high performance and effciency designs.
We supply every LED lighting component
from advanced optics to LED modules and
thermal components, all designed, tested and
manufactured in our Massachusetts facility.
GLIC is a professional manufacturer of LED
displays and LED video wall. We provide LED
displays for advertising, entertainment, sports
etc. We install LED displays in church, school,
stadium, night club, TV station, casino etc.
Green Effcient Lighting
FUZHOU YUMING SCIENCE &
TECHNOLOGY CO ,LTD
118
5F,Block F,Weiye Innovation Industrial Park
Hangcheng Rd.,Bao’An
Shenzhen, 518126
China
Phone: +86-755-61190333
Fax: +86-755-61190388
Email: jim@ledtubeschina.com
www.ledtubeschina.com/
Shenzhen FY lighting Co., Ltd was founded
in 2007 in Shenzhen,China.From 2007
to 2009,we were focused on LED driver
research,development and manufacturing.
Since 2009,FY Lighting has been specialized
on LED tubes, and only focus on LED tubes.
Focus make profession!
GALAXY LED INC
294 HARRINGTON AVE, SUITE 7
CLOSTER, NJ 07624
Phone: 201-564-7955
Email: JLEE@GALAXYLED.NET
WWW.GALAXYLED.NET
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Hangzhou HPWINNER Opto
Corporation
Hangzhou HPWINNER Opto Corporation is
located in Hangzhou, China, who focus on
the production of IP68 Modular Outdoor LED
Lights. Our products cover street lights, tunnel
lights, high bay lights and food lights, UL, ETL,
CE, RoHS, SAA listed.
231
130 West 8th Street
Erie, PA 16501
Phone: 814-897-8870
Fax: 814-897-0833
Email: Joel@GreenLightingLED.com
www.greenlightingled.com/
Green Lighting LED has been providing
quality LED solutions for home, business,
and commercial settings. Working
directly with distributors and contractors
all over North America, we are proud to
offer these energy saving products.
Guangdong Shone
Lighting Co Ltd
140
No.11 Heyun Rd Jianggao Town, Baiyun Area
Guangzhou City, Guangdong Prov 510450
China
Phone: 0086-20-86404883
Fax: 0086-20-86404886
Email: Wilson@shonelighting.com
www.shonelighting.com/
Shone Lighting is the largest LED brick R&D
and production base in China, established in
1995 in Guangzhou. We are focusing on LED
product research, owns more than 50 patents
in this area. Products include LED brick, LED
strip light, tunnel lamp and so on.
www.illuminationinfocus.com
421
2048 CORPORATE CT
SAN JOSE, CA 95131
Phone: 408-945-7861
Email: AYLIA@HASTEST.COM
www.hastest.com
Hastest Solutions Inc is the leader in providing
solutions for all your Environmental Testing
Needs.
Hatch Lighting
Green Lighting LED
119
#18 Kangzhong Road, Gongshu District,
Hangzhou, China 310015
China
Phone: +86-571-88399635
Email: sandra@hpwin.com
www.hpwinner.com/
HASTEST SOLUTIONS INC
We are LED commercial, industrial and
residential lighting manufacturing and
wholesales. We have provided the projects’
turnkey solutions and related services. At GEL,
we believe in better, effciency and the best
value for our customers.
We are professional manufacturer and exporter
of LED products in Shenzhen,China.Our main
products are LED strip(3000000meters/
month), LED bulb,LED foodlight,LED tube, LED
panel and LED power supply,etc. Our products
passed CE,ROHS,TUV,GS,UL,ETL certifcates.
128
443
2033 Gateway PI, 5th Floor
San Jose, CA 95110
Phone: 408-666-7866
Fax: 408-516-9697
Email: sam2009sam@126.com
Factory Add:3and4foorA9,Building TianRui
Industrial park, Xinhefuyuanyi Road, Fuyong
Street, Baoan Area
Shenzhen, 518103
China
Phone: +86-186 8870 8677
Fax: +86-755-23041941
Email: sales@ym-tech.com
www.ym-tech.com/
FY Lighting
214
437
7821 Woodland Center Boulevard
Tampa, FL 33614
Phone: 813-288-8006
Email: belwell@hatchlighting.com
www.hatchlighting.com
At Hatch, we pride ourselves on our agility
and independence in the lighting industry. It
allows us to not only remain at the cutting
edge of power supply technology, but to also
provide world-class support to each and every
customer.
HEP Group USA, Inc
331
6740 Los Verdes Drive, Unit 6
Ranch Palos Verdes, CA 90275
Phone: 310-541-4563
Fax: 815-846-4891
Email: hepgroupusa@gmail.com
HEP Group, founded in 2009 by German
and Taiwan engineer team, develops and
manufactures lighting electronics - Ballsts
& LED Drivers. HEP now is one of the world
leaders in dimming technologies, including
0-10V, TRIAC, DALI, PWM and KNX.
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HFL.CORP . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 216
IGlo, LLC . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 215
5060 Dierker RD APT E
COLUMBUS, OH 43220
Phone: 740-591-2862
Email: JZWFZN@GMAIL.COM
www.hf-led.com
1940 Enchanted Way
Grapevine, TX 75061
Phone: 703-599-6027
Email: ritu.kher@igloled.net
HFL Inc., is a leading manufacturer of high
technology LED lighting products including:
1. A Shape LED Light Bulb 2. Par LED Light
Bulb 3. Downlight LED Light 4. Tube LED
Light 5. High Watt Industrial Light (100w+)
6. Candelabra LED Bulb 7. Panel LED Light 8.
Street Light
iGLO is an LED manufacturing company based
out of Grapevine, Texas that produces state of
the art LED bulbs and fxtures for residential,
commercial and industrial purposes. We
strive constantly to provide the latest in LED
technology at competitive pricing
Illuminex LED
Technologies/Wan Ban . . . . . . . .137
7001 Steeles Ave West Unit 19
Toronto, ON M9W 0A2
Canada
Phone: 416-918-1696
Email: amar@idscanada.com
www.illuminexled.com/product-page.html
Illuminex LED Technologies is a leading
Canadian Company in LED lighting business
with UL ETL and other certifcation. We cater
to large and small electrical contractors and
deal in full range products like Spot, Tube,
food and High Bay lights and Housing & Trims.
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InnoLED Lighting Inc. . . . . . . . . .337
James Industry Group . . . . . . . 334
L.T.F., L.L.C.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 419
358 S. Abbott Ave
Milpitas, CA 95035
Phone: 408-263-8810
Email: sales@innoledlighting.com
ChuangYe Industry Zone, XinXiBian,
LiXinNiuShan LiXinNiuShan, DongCheng
District
Dongguan City,, GuangDong Province 523128
China
Phone: +86 13500093572
Email: james@jamesindustry.com
2905 MacArthur Blvd
Northbrook, IL 60062
Phone: 847-498-5832
Fax: 773-337-5628
Email: sales@ltftechnology.com
www.ltftechnology.com
We are an LED wholesaler and manufacturer
of LED light tubes, fat and round panels, and
high bay lights. Located in Milpitas, CA, we
offer US warranty and customer service, with 2
warehouses serving the American market with
inventory and quick delivery
Intermark USA, Inc. . . . . . . . . . 510
2325 Paragon Drive # 10
San Jose, CA 95131
Phone: 408-971-2055
Fax: 408-971-6033
Email: sales@intermark-usa.com
www.intermark-usa.com/
Intermark USA Inc (KITAGAWA INDUSTIRES
America, Inc) offers EMI solutions, thermal
solutions, shock/vibration management
and plastic components. New dualfunction silicone-free thermal and vibration
management material will be displayed at the
show.
INTERTEK . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 310
70 CODMAN HILL RD
BOXBOROUGH, MA 01719
Phone: 800-967-5352
Email: icenter@intertek.com
www.intertek.com/lighting
For safety, performance, and energy effciency
testing, Intertek has the expertise and global
facilities to certify your lighting products for
domestic or international markets.
Itswell Co., Ltd . . . . . . . . . . . . . 126
626-3, 58B-4L, Gojan-dong, Namdong-gu
Incheon, 704-815
Korea (South)
Phone: +82-32-813-1801
Fax: +82-32-816-1900
Email: andrew@itswell.com
www.itswell.com/en
We are a specialized LED package
manufacturer which has been engaged in LED
packaging business for 16 years, offering the
solutions for light source in various range of
applications including illumination, signage,
automotive interior/exterior light & traffc light.
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JFH Group International . . . . . . 538
3601 Walnut Ave
Chino, CA 91710
Phone: 909-628-2298
Email: Ivy@hatusainc.com
HIGH POWER LED PRODUCTS.
HIGH BAY,STREETLIGHT,HIGH MAST
LIGHT,FLOODLIGHT ETC. MANUFACTURED
IN CHINA, UL CERTIFIED.BRIDGELUX CHIP,
MEANWELL DRIVER, 120LM/W. 5 YRS
GUARANTEE. BUSINESS OFFICE IN L.A.
cherrie@yzfutai.cn
Jishan Lighting Technology
Co. Ltd. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 319
1879 Lundy Ave, Suite 263
San Jose, CA 95131
Phone: 408-717-4187
Email: robert@kerilighting.com
Keystone Technologies . . . . . . . 432
208 Progress Drive
Montgomeryville, PA 18936
Phone: 215-283-2600
Fax: 888-966-0556
Email: info@keystoneballast.com
www.keystoneballast.com
LTF is a USA based Engineering & product
development / manufacturing company active
in Solid-state lighting components. LTF is
a complete source for Lighting OEMs. LTF
offers UL, ETL rated products in several main
categories. Phase dimmable LED Drivers
LED Boards and COB solutions Light Engines
Retroft Solutions Low Voltage electronic
transformers, Designed in U.S.A. and China
Lakeview Industries . . . . . . . . . 125
1225 Lakeview Drive
Chaska, MN 55318
Phone: 952-368-5204
Email: DBennett@lakeviewindustries.com
www.lakeviewindustries.com
We are your full service, one-stop shop for
rubber products. Environmental sealing, noise
reduction and vibration control, cushioning and
surface protection, EMI shielding and thermal
management - the products of Lakeview
Industries can be found where you work, in
your home and where you play. Let Lakeview
industries help you develop creative and cost
effective solutions for your application.
LEAD OPTO-TECHNOLOGY
CO.,LTD . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 136
KHATOD NORTH AMERICA LLC . . 208
A5 Building Luoshan lndustrial Park,Shanxia
Village
Pinghu Town, Longgang District, Shenzhen
518000
China
Phone: +86 755-84660522
Fax: +86-755-84660122
Email: sean@lead-lighting.com
www.lead-lighting.com/
370 CORPORATE PARK
PEMBROKE, MA 02359
Phone: 781-826-8164
Fax: 781-826-8163
Email: s.porciatti@khatod.com
www.khatod.com/Khatod/Page.aspx?Clear
We are a professional manufacturer of LED
lighting, mainly produce LED High Bay Light,
LED Flood Light, LED Panel,LED Ceiling
Light etc with OEM&ODM service. As an ISO
9001:2000-certifed factory, we can meet the
strict standards of CE, RoHS, FCC certifcate.
Founded in 1945, Keystone Technologies is a
major supplier to the industry’s top OEMs. We
have earned a reputation for superior quality,
effciency and service. Our product offer
includes LED Modules, LED Drivers and LED
Battery Back-up.
Khatod offers innovative Optical Solutions
for any application in SSL. From our latest
and unique SIO3 Silicone Lenses to the
most advanced Optical Systems for the most
popular HB and COB LEDs of latest generation.
From project to object: 100% made in Khatod.
www.illuminationinfocus.com
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LIGHT LABORATORY, INC
LED Waves is a Service Disabled Veteran
Owned Small Business representing four
generations of commercial, residential and
industrial lighting sales. We are an Original
Equipment Manufacturer dedicated to
providing affordable high quality LED lights
made in the USA.
LEDXpert Lighting
Incorporated
205
1841 South San Gabriel Blvd Suite B
San Gabriel, CA 91776
Phone: 626-307-5337
Fax: 626-307-5338
Email: julia@ledxpert.com
www.ledxpert.com
We produce energy effcient eco-friendly
LED lighting products. We specialize in the
manufacturing and wholesale of T8 LED tubes,
LED replacement bulbs (PAR 20, PAR 30, PAR
38, A19 and spotlights), LED outdoor wall
fxtures, and linear LED fxtures.
Light Corporation
206
14800 172nd Avenue
Grand Haven, MI 49417
Phone: 616-844-3161
Email: justinm@lightcorp.com
www.lightcorp.com
Light Corporation, a world class specialty
lighting designer and manufacturer, is a
progressive company striving for customer
astonishment with friendly customer service,
short lead times and innovative, high quality,
American-made products.
Light Effcient Design
LUMINIT
533
188 S. Northwest Highway
Cary, IL 60013
Phone: 847-380-3540
Email: jfredrikson@led-llc.com
We are the leaders in screw-in ‘LED for HID’
retrofts. Simply bypass the existing ballast
and screw our lamp in. Save energy, save
maintenance, save money, save time.
425
8165 E.KAISER BLVD.
ANAHEIM, CA 92808
Phone: 714-282-2270
Email: sales@lightlaboratory.com
www.lightlaboratory.com
Light Laboratory Inc. is an Accredited
(NVLAP Lab Code: 200927-0) Independent
Photometric Testing Laboratory that
specializes in testing Solid State
Luminaires. Established in 1974, the
Lab provides photometric, radiometric,
electrical, and thermal test data of
the highest quality and accuracy with
an emphasis on customer service. In
addition to our testing services, Light
Laboratory is the ONLY lab that offers
complete fling services for Design Lights
Consortium® (DLC) and The California
Energy Commission Title 24.
204
1850 W. 205th St.
TORRANCE, CA 90501
Phone: 310-320-1066
Fax: 310-320-8067
Email: PZinsli@luminitco.com
www.luminitco.com
Luminit is a privately held high technology
company specializing in holographic diffuser
solutions for LED lighting, bio-medical,
semiconductor metrology, architectural lighting
and display applications.
LUNA Science Corp
114
18218 E McDurmott #A
Irvine, CA 92614
Phone: 949-225-0000
Email: ssalek@lunasciences.com
www.lunasciences.com/
California Manufacturer of LED light fxtures
for commercial, architectural and custom
applications. California manufacturer of LED
Edgelit & Backlit Displays for retail, fne arts
and interior signage. Indoor & outdoor LED
lighting. 5 YEAR WARRANTY.
LUXUL Technology, Inc
Lighting Enhancement
Distributors, LLC
440
23220 Del Lago Dr
Laguna Hills, CA 92563
Phone: 949-939-7553
Email: khowe@ledllcca.net
www.lightingenhancementdistributors.com
Lighting Enhancement Distributors is a
developer and distributor of cutting-edge
commercial LED lighting. L.E.D., LLC
prides itself on continually innovating
a diverse range of products ft for all
commercial needs while maintaining our
commitment to excellence in both quality
and aesthetics.
LightLab International, Inc
24825 N 16th Ave, ste 125
Phoenix, AZ 85085
Phone: 623-434-1499
Email: ben@lightlabint.com
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415
2905 Stender Way, Suite 22
Santa Clara, CA 95054
Phone: 408-306-1450
Fax: 408-988-8836
Email: julie.brett@LuxulTek.com
www.eazylux.com
Main Power Electrical
(Gui Yang) Co , Ltd
124
Jinzhu Town
Guiyang City, Guizhou Province 550006
China
Phone: 86-851-3761303
Email: xiongbq@gymainpower.com
www.gymainpower.com
Main Power, established in 2000,
manufactures LED indoor lighting with
quality reliable chips (have LM80 test
report, 6000 hours brightess lost test).
25,000 hours life, 3 years warranty,
products are approved by CE/ETL/FCC/
DLC/ROHS, safe, energy-saving, healthy.
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LED WAVES
4100 1st Ave. 3rd Floor North
Brooklyn, NY 11232
Phone: 800-986-0169
Fax: 212-677-6945
www.ledwaves.com
Exhibitor
Listings
Moreland Lighting, LLC
530
National Bright Lighting
236
9932 Noble Ave
Mission Hills, CA 91345
Phone: 818-635-9662
Email: Greg@MorelandLighting.com
www.MorelandLighting.com
20522 Carrey Rd.
Walnut, CA 91789
Phone: 909-595-9188
Email: helenwdwy@gmail.com
www.nationalbright.com
Fast and simple Light Analysis now with WiFi.
Exclusive distributor of the UPRtek MK350
Spectrometer and MoreSpectra software
now with WiFi downloads. High detail High
1nm resolution Spectrum graphs, CRI 1-15
with color references, CIE1931 with ANSI
White bins, CIE 1976, and Scotopic/Photopic
charts with ratios. Zoom in feature with cursor
position markings makes light analysis simple
and fast.
NBL is a US-based manufacturer specialized
in designing, developing and manufacturing
the most advanced LED lighting and
lighting systems. We’re committed to strong
values, customer service excellence, valued
employees & offering the latest and highest
quality products at most cost effective prices.
Morstar Inc
NC LED
433
5865 Smithway St.,
City of Commerce, CA 90040
Phone: 323-888-1400
Fax: 323-888-2400
Email: amir@abitechsignsupply.com
www.abitechsignsupply.com/
520
12868 Farmington Rd
Livonia, MI 48150
Phone: 877-977-3732
Fax: 866-936-1782
Email: CATHERINE@MORSTAR.COM
www.morstar.com/
Morstar Inc. is an ISO9001 certifed company
with headquarters located in Livonia, Michigan.
We are a manufacturer of lighting & electrical
accessories with an emphasis on quality,
innovation and design.
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MTL Instruments designs and manufactures
equipment to monitor, control and protect
many of the world’s most critical processes.
Multek Flexible Circuits, Inc
217
1150 Sheldahl Road
Northfeld, MN 55057
Phone: 507-663-8381
Email: tiffani.nelson@multek.com
www.multek.com/
Multek is an industry leader in manufacturing
FPC’s. We process almost 20 million feet of
single, double-sided, Multi-Layer, and Rigid
Flex circuits annually. We are able to rapidly
customize laminate and cover flm materials to
meet requirements of our customers.
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Organic Lighting’s liniLED is a professional
LED system manufactured in the EU/USA,
ensuring the quality expected for architectural
specifcation. Osram TopLED Power LED
technology ensures color stability (+/-50K),
color matching and exceptional power
effciency.
OSRAM Opto Semiconductors
Nicolaudie manufactures a wide range of
cutting edge DMX lighting control software
and hardware products using the latest
technologies available. We offer a wide range
of control products for both the entertainment
and architectural lighting markets.
NORA LIGHTING
133
511 N. Virginia Ave
Azusa, CA 91702
Phone: 626-969-6140
Email: johnl@organiclighting.com
www.organiclighting.com
335
8751 Commodity Circle #8
Orlando, FL 32819
Phone: 321-945-7572
Email: jc@nicolaudie.com
www.nicolaudie.com
101 Billerica Ave Bldg 4
North Billerica, MA 01862
Phone: 978-313-3379
Email: kevingillespie@eaton.com
www.mtl-surge.com
524
Ocean Optics is the inventor of the world’s frst
miniature spectrometer and the industry leader
in optical sensing. We provide single solutions,
turnkey solutions and spectrometers for feld.
Ocean Optics also offers a full line of sensing
accessories, light sources and optical fbers.
Ask about our exclusive 3-Year warranty and
Total Technical Services.
Organic Lighting Systems, Inc
We specialize in providing HIGH QUALITY LED
module solutions for electrical channel letter
signage that withstand ALL environmental
factors (IP68-ocean moisture/humidity, heat)
while still maintaining HIGH LUMINOSITY and
a LOW DECAY RATE *NOW EXPANDING IN
INDUSTRY*
Nicolaudie America, Inc
MTL Instruments
OCEAN OPTICS
830 DOUGLAS AVE
DUNEDIN, FL 34698
Phone: 727-733-2447
Fax: 727-733-3962
Email: info@OCEANOPTICS.COM
www.oceanoptics.com/homepage.asp
536
21800 Haggerty Road Suite 115
NORTHVILLE, MI 48167
Phone: 248-277-8018
Fax: 248-596-0395
Email: kate.cleveland@osram-os.com
430
6505 Gayhart Street
Commerce, CA 90040
Phone: 800-686-6672
Email: vanessa@noralighting.com
www.noralighting.com
Nora Lighting is among the industry’s leading
manufacturers of LED lighting systems for
commercial, retail, hospitality, healthcare,
educational and residential installations
throughout North America. Founded by
President Fred Farzan and Exec V-P Jilla
Farzan.
www.illuminationinfocus.com
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Exhibitor
Listings
brightness - from 3 watts Economic LED
Bulbs, Plus Series, Omnidirectonal Series,
to 100 watts Mogul Ultra LED Bulbs.
PacLights
127
PARA LIGHT CORP
3233 Grand Ave, N318
Chino Hills, CA 91709
Phone: 800-988-6386
Email: customerservice@paclights.com
www.paclights.com
515 SPANISH LANE SUITE B
Walnut, CA 91789
Phone: 909-468-4866
Fax: 909-468-4876
Email: eric@paralight.us
PacLights is a LED lights company
located in Chino Hills, California.
Embracing the leading LED’s solid
state technology as the illumination
source, PacLights offers affordable, high
effciency, energy savings, eco-friendly
and long life LED lamps, including
selection of various Household and
Industrial LED products - Candelabra LED
Bulbs, A19/A21 LED Bulbs, PAR/BR LED
Bulbs, and LED Tube Lights. Our product
lines meet different requirements for
LED LIGHTING
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Pearl Techno Limited We cordially invited
you to visit our booth. Booth NO.: 120
Address:1201 South Figueroa Street Los
Angeles, California Web:www.szrjled.com
alibaba:www.pt-led.en.alibaba.com www.
pearlled.en.alibaba.com Tel:86--75527654100/27649408
Turnkey Solutions for LED Test & Measurement
LEDs and other narrow band light sources have become more and more popular in the
lighting industry making accurate measurement imperative. Konica Minolta measurement
instruments are designed to provide metrics quickly, accurately and reliably. From
research and development, design, production, QA/QC, to installation and field verification
– Konica Minolta is the light measurement expert.
CS-2000
Spectroradiometer
Pearl Techno Limited
4th Floor,15-1st Building,New Area
Secondary Industrial Park,Shiyan Sreet
Community，Bao’an District,Shenzhen
Guangdong,
China
Phone: 86-13028868997
Fax: +86-755-27654100
Email: marria@pt-led.com
www.pt-led.com
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Join Konica Minolta and Instrument Systems as we explore the
powerful solutions for determining luminous flux, luminous intensity,
color parameters, spectrum, and spatial radiation patterns of LEDs.
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CL-500A Illuminance
Spetrophotometer
CL-200A
Chroma Meter
KONICA MINOLTA SENSING AMERICAS, INC. 𰃉 Exhibitor
Listings
PennWell Corporation
540
Illumination in Focus
540
Headquarters Offce
1421 South Sheridan Road
Tulsa, OK 74127
Phone: 918-835-3161
Fax: 918-831-9834
www.pennwell.com
98 Spit Brook Road
Nashua, NH 03062
Phone: 603-891-9204
Fax: 603-891-9328
Email: kimberlya@pennwell.com
www.illuminationinfocus.com
PennWell Corporation is a highly
diversifed business to-business media
and information company that provides
quality content and integrated marketing
solutions for the following industries:
oil and gas, electric power generation
and delivery, hydropower, renewable
energy, water and wastewater treatment,
waste management, electronics and
semiconductors, optoelectronics
and photonics, fber optics and
communications, aerospace and avionics,
cabling installation and maintenance,
LEDs and lighting, fre, emergency
services, public safety, and dental.
Founded in 1910, PennWell publishes
over 130 print and online magazines and
newsletters, conducts 60 conferences
and exhibitions on six continents, and
has an extensive offering of books, maps,
web sites, research, database services
and marketing solutions. In addition
to PennWell’s headquarters in Tulsa,
Oklahoma the Company has major offces
in Nashua, New Hampshire; Houston,
Texas; London, England; San Diego and
Mountain View, California; Fairlawn, New
Jersey; Moscow, Russia; Rio de Janeiro,
Brazil; Manama, Bahrain; and Hong Kong,
China.
Illumination in Focus is a website
and supplemental publication to LEDs
Magazine that targets the lighting
designer/specifer community. The goal
of Illumination in Focus is to provide high
quality, independent editorial information
for the beneft of readers at all levels in
the sustainable lighting supply chain. We
cover a broad scope of information that
is critical to lighting designers, specifers,
architects, lighting manufacturers,
facility managers, municipal offcials and
end users. In addition to the Illumination
in Focus web presence, the title offers a
bi-monthly eNewsletter and special print
editions throughout the year tied to major
events in the lighting community.
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LED Japan
540
98 Spit Brook Road
Nashua, 03062
Phone: 603-891-0123
Fax: 603-891-9194
Email: tcarli@pennwell.com
www.sil-ledjapan.com
15-17 October 2014
Pacifco Yokohama
Yokohama, Japan
LED Japan Conference & Expo/
Strategies in Light is a business-oriented
conference and exhibition on High
brightness LEDs and lighting produced
by PennWell Corporation and ICS. Now
entering its ffth year and held annually
in addition to the fagship U.S. event, LED
Japan/Strategies in Light brings focus
to the LED market in Japan, where there
is a large number of LED manufacturers,
users, and suppliers of equipment and
materials to the LED industry. The LED
industry continues to attract worldwide
participation as the market expands in
all regions of the globe. With more the
5,000 attendees for 3 consecutive years,
the event continues to attract a robust
attendance.
The LED Show – Brought to you by Illumination in Focus
Exhibitor
Listings
LEDs Magazine
540
The LED Show
540
Strategies in Light
Conference & Expo
540
98 Spit Brook Road
Nashua, NH 03062
Phone: 603-891-0123
Fax: 603-891-9294
Email: tcarli@pennwell.com
www.strategiesinlight.com
98 Spit Brook Road
Nashua, NH 03062
Phone: 603-891-3204
Fax: 603-891-9328
Email: kimberlya@pennwell.com
www.ledsmagazine.com
98 Spit Brook Road
Nashua, NH 03062
Phone: 603-891-0123
Fax: 603-891-9294
Email: tcarli@pennwell.com
www.theledshow.com
LEDs Magazine is the leading information
resource for the global LED community,
serving tens of thousands of readers that
specify, design and manufacture LED
based products for a wide range of enduse applications, particularly solid-state
lighting. Average monthly page views
surpass 400,000 and global circulation
exceeds 62,000. The LEDs Magazine
portfolio has four main components – the
Magazine, which will be published 8
times during 2012; the Website, which
is updated daily with news and product
information; the weekly and monthly
Newsletters, and the annual Suppliers
Directory – each offering excellent
advertising opportunities.
24-26 February 2015
Las Vegas, Nevada, USA
24-26 February 2015
Sands Expo & Convention Center
Las Vegas, Nevada, USA
The LED Show is a conference and
exhibition focused on the fast-growing
lighting design and technology segment
of the LED industry. The latest in LED
fxtures from multiple sources are
featured on the exhibit foor enabling
attendees to make informed specifying
or purchasing decisions. Whether you’re
an architect, engineer, home builder,
hotel engineer, designer or manufacturer,
the conference program will deliver
education on a broad spectrum of
essential LED technologies, trends and
innovations. Speakers will share their
insights on the advances of LEDs and
SSL lighting systems. Conference topics
are designed to intrigue, entertain, and
educate the audience. Speakers will
reveal new technological advances for
LEDs in manufacturing, design, testing,
color defnitions, controls, and fnal
assembly.
Strategies in Light® Conference & Expo,
the fagship event for PennWell’s LED
& Lighting Media Group, is the world’s
largest and longest-running conference
and exhibition addressing LEDs and
solid-state lighting. It has also become
the most comprehensive event of its kind,
offering activities of interest to attendees
representing every level of the LED/SSL
vertical supply chain, from substrates
to systems, from manufacturing to
lighting design. Building recordbreaking attendance over the event’s
15-year history, Strategies in Light has
emerged as the premiere annual forum
for presenting current commercial
developments in high-brightness LEDs
and lighting and providing unparalleled
networking opportunities for component
and equipment suppliers, manufacturers,
and end-users of LED and lighting
devices.
The LED Show – Brought to you by Illumination in Focus
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Exhibitor
Listings
POWER 277
Strategies Unlimited
Strategies in Light Europe
540
The Water Tower, Gunpowder Mill Powdermill
Lane
Waltham Abbey, Essex EN9 1BN
United Kingdom
Phone: 44-1992-656-600
Fax: 44-1992-656-700
Email: jima@pennwell.com
www.sileurope.com
21-23 October 2014
M.O.C. Event Center
Munich, Germany
Strategies in Light Europe provides
a comprehensive conference and
exhibition for the rapidly growing LED
lighting industry. It continues to offer
a platform for the best networking
opportunities in Europe and a forum
for the sharing the latest ideas and
experiences in solid-state lighting.
Powered by the world’s leader in LED
and lighting market research, Strategies
Unlimited – renowned for its historical
market knowledge, technical expertise,
and analysis of the LED business for
more than 18 years - Strategies in Light
Europe is fast becoming Europe’s premier
event for the LED and lighting industry.
The conference program will provide
speakers from throughout the solid-state
lighting ecosystem, with representatives
from lighting startups, lighting designers,
components manufacturers of electronics
equipment, as well as the largest lighting
companies in Europe. Presentations will
be provided on the latest developments
in LED lighting markets, applications and
technologies.
540
201 San Antonio Circle Suite 225
Mountain View, CA 94040
Phone: 603-891-9204
Fax: 603-891-9328
Email: kimberlya@pennwell.com
www.strategies-u.com
Strategies Unlimited offers
comprehensive coverage of LEDs and
LED lighting, lasers and other photonic
products and systems, biomedical
imaging systems and image sensors,
compound semiconductor materials and
specialty electronics market sectors.
Strategies Unlimited has been covering
the HB-LED business continuously
since 1994. We established the annual
Strategies in Light business conference
and expo, the leading event of its kind,
beginning in 2000. The highlights of
the conference are our presentations of
market results and forecasts. Our market
reports have covered the overall market,
LEDs for solid-state lighting, LED lighting
fxtures and LED replacement lamps, LED
driver ICs, and other special topics.
Philips Lighting
409
200 Franklin Square Drive
Somerset, NJ 08873
Phone: 732-563-3985
Email: marlene.deily@philips.com
www.usa.lighting.philips.com
PhosphorTech Corporation
3645 Kennesaw North Industrial Parkway
Kennesaw, GA 30144
Phone: 770-745-5693
Fax: 770-828-0672
Email: hisham@phosphortech.com
www.phosphortech.com
A leading developer and supplier of LED
phosphor materials and remote phosphor
products
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519
3111 S VALLEY VIEW BLVD # B102
LAS VEGAS, NV 89102
Phone: 877-878-2348
Fax: 800-865-7595
Email: ray@power277.com
www.power277.com
Power 277 is a distributor of electronic
switching power supplies and LED drivers. We
offer a quality power supply at a reasonable
cost which carries a full warranty and all
safety agency approvals.
ProMEMS Technologies Corp
326
12-2 MEI HUA ROAD BLDG 6, 4F
CHANGZHOU, JIANGSU 213023
China
Phone: 1-510-520-5543
Email: roy.liu@promems.com
www.promems.com/
ProMEMS specializes in general LED lighting
products designing and manufacturing. We
offer UL/CE, Energy Star and DLC certifed
products like LED T8 tube lights, residential
and commercial downlights and panel lights,
as well as high power MR16/Gu10 spot lights.
Richee Lighting Inc
333
117 S. Western Ave.
Los Angeles, CA 90004
Phone: 213-814-1638
Email: richeelighting@gmail.com
www.richeeled.com/
Real LED solutions designed by experienced
LED professionals. We can provide you the
farthest range of products to complete your
projects.
Sansi Technology Inc
320
3233 GRAND AVE STE N638
CHINO HILLS, CA 91709
Phone: 973-607-3700
Email: marychen@sansitech.com
www.sansilighting.com
SANSI, founded in 1993, is a world leading
innovator of LED Signs, Displays and Lighting.
Sansi has installed over 100,000m² of
displays since 2005; 500,000 light fxtures
since 2007. SANSI has 100 approved
international patents and 15 product software
copyrights.
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Exhibitor
Listings
No.2809,Zipeng RD.
Hefei,
China
Phone: 86 551-63893278
Email: charles@xinhuiled.com
www.seefy.com.cn
SEEFY OPTOELECTRONIC CO.,LTD.
ADD:No.2809 Zipeng Road, Economic
& Technological Development Area
,Hefei,Anhui,China. Tel:+86-551-63893278
Fax:+86-551-63674596 E-mail: charles@
xinhuiled.com
SEOUL SEMICONDUCTOR . . . . . . .431
5856 CORPORATE AVE Ste 240
CYPRESS, CA 90630
Phone: 714-995-7151
Email: Megan.Silkman@SeoulLED.com
www.SeoulSemicon.com
Seoul Semiconductor is the world’s ffth
largest LED supplier, manufacturing &
packaging a wide selection of LEDs including
nPola, Mid-Power LEDs, Acrich AC LEDs,
Acrich2 AC-LED Modules, & MJT HV LEDs
Shangyu Hengda
Lighting Co.,Ltd . . . . . . . . . . . . 436
Luze West Road Lianghu Industrial Zone
Shangyu City, Zhejiang Province
China
Phone: 86 571-87805998
Fax: 86 571-87833936
Email: saleshz@hdalighting.cn
www.hdalighting.cn
Being an export-oriented LED table lamp
manufacturer, we keep on working for the
high level markets of the Europe and South
America, over 80% of our products certifed
by CE and ROHS through BV, conformity with
GS, and 30% of them have been enjoying the
EU patents.
Sheenly Lighting CO., Ltd.. . . . . 226
No. 2755 Sanlu Road, Bldg 1, Minhang District
Shanghai, 201112
China
Phone: +8621-64113138
Fax: +8621-64113862
Email: Jim.wang@sheenly.com
www.sheenly.com
Shenzhen Excellent
Technology Co.,Ltd . . . . . . . . . . 122
Shenzhen Godlylighting
Tech Co., Ltd . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 242
1403A Nangang Commercial Building,
No.1128, Qianhai Rd Nanshan District
Shenzhen, Guangdong 518012
China
Phone: +86-755-86180588
Fax: +86-755-8618 0777
Email: info@fan-cooled.com
www.fan-cooled.com
Rm 2502 B# Zhongshen Garden South Of
Caitian Rd Futian Zone
Shezhen, 518000
China
Phone: 86-13902998786
Email: bi@godlyled.com
godlylighting.en.alibaba.com/
EXCELLENT is specialized in the design and
manufacture of High Power LED lighting bulbs
for the replacement of traditional H.I.ID lamps.
Shenzhen Fuyifang
Technology Co.,Ltd . . . . . . . . . . 108
6th Floor 7Bldg Shanglilang Secieven
Longgang Buji Shenzhen Guangdong, Asia
518112
China
Phone: 86 755-28210939
Fax: 86 755-28440452
Email: 991215420@163.com
www.fyfed.com
Shenzhen FuYiFang Technology Co., LTD
is a high-tech enterprise,with independent
research and development,engineering,pro
duction capacity, sales. The main service in
Europe and the United States. Most of
products have passed the CE,RoHS,UL,TUV
approval.
We are specialized in produce LED lights,
including gas/landscope lamps, high pole/
mast , high bay, tunnel lights, foodlights etc.
These products are widely used in gas stations,
streets, factory, warehouses, tunnels, stadium
and shoping mall,ce,ETL are approved.
Everstar Photoelectric
(HK)Holdings Limited . . . . . . . . 104
Bldg B2,Xin’an Third Industrial Park Bao’an
District
Shenzhen,
China
Phone: 86 755-27695433
Email: sales_02@everstarled.com
www.everstarled.com
Our main products are LED panel light,LED
strip light and LED strip kit light. All our
products are certifed by TUV,CE as well as
RoHS compliant and UL(UL fle No.:E466567)
We have the production line for SMD LED and
advanced LED lighting manufacturing facilities.
Shenzhen Getian Opto-electronics
Co.,Ltd . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 534
Shenzhen Liris Lighting
Technology Co., Ltd . . . . . . . . . .237
Builing 55 Baotian 3rd Road East, Xixiang
Bao’an District, Shenzhen 518102
China
Phone: 86 755-27656860
Fax: 86 755-27656880
Email: frank@getiangroup.com
www.getiangroup.com
3rd Floor, Biluding B, Tong Xie Industrial Zone,
No 80 Shi Long Da Dao, Shiyan Town, Baoan
District
Shenzhen, Guangdong 518053
China
Phone: +86-755-86397208
Fax: +86-755-86397283
Email: inquiry@liris-lighting.com
www.liris-lighting.com/
GETIAN- The National Hi-Tech Enterprise,
Top 10 LED manufacturer in China, has 15
fully automatic advanced production lines for
high power LED, LED COB and Flip Chip LED.
GETIAN is also the frst batch manufacturer in
China that passed LM-80 America Energy Star.
We are professional manufacturer in LED
lighting products,and do OEM & ODM for our
customers.Our main product as below: LED
strip,LED tube,LED panel,LED module,LED
lamp,etc.
Sheenly Lighting Co. Ltd is a LED lighting
company dedicated on research and
development of sustainable solid state lighting
products & solutions.
The LED Show – Brought to you by Illumination in Focus
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SEEFY Optoelectronic Co.,Ltd . . .131
Exhibitor
Listings
Shenzhen Napolion
Electronic Co., Ltd . . . . . . . . . . 508
Shenzhen Toplight
Technology Co., Ltd. . . . . . . . . . .211
Shenzhen Xintianwell
Technology Co.,Ltd. . . . . . . . . . .107
B-7 NO.1 Shuichan Jingwan Industry Park,
Gushu Town
Shenzhen City,
China
Phone: 86 755-88844458
Email: seankang@foxmail.com
www.lumuro.com
19A, Shijihaoting Bldg, No.6029 Shennan Blvd,
Futian District
Shenzhen,
China
Phone: 86-755-29498891
Email: charles@cntoplight.com
www.cntoplight.com
Building-E,Jinxiongda Industrial Park,South
Huan’guan Road,Guanlan Town Bao’an District
Shenzhen,
China
Phone: 86 755-29408881
Email: sales_7@xtweld.com
www.xtweled.com/index.html
LED indoor lighting
Professional manufacturer in China for LED
bulbs,LED tube lights, LED Panel Lights, LED
down lights, LED street lights, LED high bay
etc. with UL, ETL, DLC approvals.
Shenzhen Xintianwell Technology Co., Ltd., is
a comprehensive and high-tech enterprise,
specializing in producing high bay LED lights,
LED celing lights,LED tubes and more,which
integrates designing, production, marketing
and after-sales services into a whole.
SHENZHEN OKT LIGHTING
CO.,LTD. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 115
No.2076 Jincheng Rd, Shajing Town, Bao’an
District
Shenzhen, Guangdong 518104
China
Phone: +86 139 2377 4815
Email: sales@okt-led.com
www.oktlighting.com
We are the professional downlight
manufacturer. All products are listed on
UL, CUL, DLC, Energy Star, Lighting Facts,
FCC provided nearly 0% of complaint
rate, quick lead time and considered OEM
service. We cooperates with valuable
supply chain such as CREE, PHILIPS,
Mean Well, ES companies, apply some
technical equipment’s, such as SMT, Auto
Aging Line, Integrating sphere, drop
tester, transport simulation tester during
our production process. Above all, make
our deliver qualifed products and offer
more than 5 years’ warranty. Welcome to
visit our booth#115 for more details.
Shenzhen Ruizi Light Electricity
Technology Co.,Ltd . . . . . . . . . . 535
Buiding5,Yasen Innovation Park,No.8,Chengxin
Rd,Baolong Industrial Area,Longgang
Shenzhen, 518116
China
Phone: 86 13058196282
Email: donna@ervan.cn
http://www.ervan.cn
Shenzhen Wisva
Optoelectronics Co.,Ltd . . . . . . 134
Bld B, Shengxuan Ind. Park Shiyan Town,
Bao’an District
Shenzhen, 518000
China
Phone: +86 180 5920 1550
Email: peter@lkbled.com
www.lkbled.com
Shenzhen Youxinguang
Technology Co., LTD . . . . . . . . . 218
Wisva for Strips Only UL/cUL Listed with info@
wisvaled Low Carbon lighting for Panel UL/cUL
and T8 tubes UL/cUL/DLC listed with peter@
lkbled.com
As one of the leading semiconductor
optoelectronic manufacture base in China, we
are committed to providing quality, reliable
and affordable LED products for customers
at home and abroad. And our products are
ranging from LED SMD package to indoor and
outdoor LED
Shenzhen Wriled Co.,Ltd . . . . . 441
No.1 Shanzixia Road, Dakang, Henggang,
Longgang District
Shenzhen, Guandong Province
China
Phone: 86-755-84414881
Email: sales24@wri-led.cpm
http://www.wri-led.com
Nano Technology and Sapphire Technology in
wide led lighting belongs only to WRILED in
China. WRILED because of several demands
from abroad ,wants to act outside of China
also and now searching agencies in purpose
for to reach the clients directly in their
countries.
Baolu Innovation Park
Shenzhen,
China
Phone: 1 (626) 321-8300
Email: Silverbridgetrading@gmail.com
Shinetoo Lighting
America LLC . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .341
2025 Johns Drive, Unit F
Glenview, IL 60025
Phone: 877-957-7317
Email: k.ocampo@shinetoolighting.com
www.shinetoolighting.com
Shinetoo Lighting America LLC is a
manufacture representative to commercial
LED customers and distributors in the US and
Canada. Our vision is to provide advanced LED
lighting solutions, trusted technical support
and wholesale prices.
To light the world with Ervan LED lights is the
idea for every Ervan man. We hope to make progress together with our
customers.
We believe, we will make a great achievement
in the future with you!
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Exhibitor
Listings
314
SinkPAD manufactures a printed circuit board
that can dissipate heat more effectively than
traditional MCPCBs. Z-axis heat transfer rate:
210-385 W/m.k [meter•Kelvin] (Conventional
MCPCB is 1-4 W/m.k). Run ~10ºC cooler than
conventional MCPCB-based LEDs.
Solid Apollo
VaOpto
420
5178 West Patrick Lane
LAS VEGAS, NV 89118
Phone: 702-517-5789
Fax: 702-979-3582
Email: charles.li@vaopto.com
www.vaopto.com
Tempo Industries, established in 1986,
has become the premier manufacturer for
theater market LED illumination and safety
systems. Tempo has expanded into the high
end commercial lighting market with high
performance LED linear lighting systems.
An EnergyStar/DLC Partner and IES/
ALA member, VaOpto specializes in R&D,
manufacturing, and the wholesale of LED
lighting, LED light engines, and LED’s. We are
currently hiring representatives, looking for
distributors, and providing OEM/ODM service.
TUV Rheinland of North America,
Inc
517
Solid Apollo LED brings you the latest in
energy effcient indoor and outdoor lighting.
LED strip lighting, fxtures, dimmers, wall
washers and landscaping lights are ready to
bring bright rich colors to any project. More
information available at solidapollo.com.
1279 Quarry Lane, Ste A
Pleasanton, CA 94566
Phone: 925-699-5841
Email: spatel@us.tuv.com
www.tuv.com/us/lighting
TUV Rheinland’s experts offers testing &
certifcation for all your lighting testing needs.
From Safety, EMC, Performance, to Energy
Effciency testing, TUV Rheinland can get you
to market quickly and to any market globally.
VIRIBRIGHT LIGHTING, INC
405
391 N Main Street, Suite 201
Corona, CA 92879
Phone: 951-336-8108-8103
Email: jimh@Viribright.com
www.viribright.us
Viribright pronounced [veree][bryht] is a
brand and company of Matrix Lighting Inc., a
subsidiary of Matrix Holdings Ltd. We are the
manufacturer not a private label OEM. Our
products enjoy excellent market acceptance
due to their quality, performance, and value.
221
TUV SUD America Inc
120 Seegers Avenue
Elk Grove Village, IL 60007
Phone: 847-593-5630
Fax: 847-593-5634
Email: frankm@srpco.com
STANDARD RUBBER PRODUCTS IS A CUSTOM
DIE CUTTER OF NON-METALLIC MATERIALS.
WE ALSO OFFER WATERJET CUTTING, LASER
CUTTING and FLASH CUTTING. SPECIALIZING
in THERMAL MANAGEMENT, ENCLOSURE
SEALING and ELECTRICAL INSULATION
MATERIALS. ISO 9001 CERTIFIED.
Sunpark Electronics Corp
505
235
2125 196th St SW Suite 112
Lynnwood, WA 98036
Phone: 425-582-7533
Email: michael@solidapollo.com
www.solidapollo.com
Standard Rubber Products Co
Tempo Industries
1961 McGAW AVENUE
IRVINE, CA 92614
Phone: 949-442-1601
Fax: 949-442-1609
Email: KirkS@tempoindustries.com
www.tempoindustries.com
516
220
5945 Cabot Parkway Suite 100
Alpharetta, GA 30005
Phone: 678-341-5904
Email: info@tuvam.com
www.tuv-sud-america.com
TÜV SÜD America’s experts can assist with all
your lighting testing needs. Our state-of-theart facility in Atlanta offers ENERGY STAR®,
LM-79, LED Lighting Facts, DLC, and more.
Visit www.tuv-sud-america.com for more
information.
UL
241
Wavien will be showing the latest performance
advantages that only can be achieved using
the Patented RLT Recycling LED brightness
preserving. Several new products will be for
sale at show discounted prices including the
Beam-Master ultra-bright fashlight and PAR
330
16200 S. Figueroa St.
Gardena, CA 90248
Phone: 310-324-8880
Fax: 310-324-4020
Email: info@sunpkco.com
www.sunparkelectronics.com
333 Pfngsten Road
Northbrook, IL 60062
Phone: 877-854-3577
Fax: 360-817-6278
Email: LightingQuote@ul.com
www.ul.com/lighting
Sunpark Electronics is a leading manufacturer
and OEM specializing in energy effcient
Energy Star and DesignLights Consortium
approved fuorescent and LED lighting
products suitable for residential and
commercial applications.
Leverage UL’s safety science expertise,
worldwide presence, and active involvement
in the lighting industry to gain accelerated
access to the global marketplace and to meet
regulatory requirements. Discover more at
ul.com/lighting.
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WAVIEN
29023 THE OLD ROAD
VALENCIA, CA 91355
Phone: 661-294-2900
Fax: 661-294-2904
Email: hfarrar@wavien.com
www.wavien.com/
WayToGo LED Lighting
Company LTD
316
34 Blevins Drive, Suite 1 & 2
New Castle, DE 19720
Phone: 302-294-0027
Email: james@wtgled.com
www.wtgled.com
WayToGo LED Lighting Company LTD., a
US-headquartered & Warehoused Chinese
manufactory, focuses on LED Tube, Panel,
Flood and High Bay lighting products. We
feature: UL & DLC listed products; Instant
shipment; Local service team.
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SinkPAD LLC
1907 Nancita Circle
Placentia, CA 92870
Phone: 714-660-2944
Email: kris.vasoya@sinkpad.com
www.sinkpad.com
Exhibitor
Listings
Weidy Optics(Xiamen) Ltd. . . . . 109
11 Haijing East II Road Haicang, AEPZ
Xiamen, Fujian 361026
China
Phone: 86 592-6890836
Fax: 86 592-6895800
Email: weidychina88@aliyun.com
Weidy was established in Taiwan since 1981
and was moved to Xiamen, China in 2002. We
major in the production and export for LED
desk lamps and telescopes. Production lines
include mold creating, plastic injection, diecasting, painting, powder coating, assembly.
Wenzhou Yongtai Electric
Co., Ltd. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 135
No.528, West Liuweng Road, Liushi
Yueqing City, Zhejiang Province 325604
China
Phone: +86-577-62727311
Email: yotai@yotai.com
We are a manufacture for Motion Sensor, LED
Downlight AND Highbay Fixture, all of our
items approved by UL, CUL, ENERGY STAR
and California Title 24, we provide competitive
price and qualifed products for you. We only
export to the USA and Canada. Welcome to
135.
Yiwu Aurora Optoelectronics
Technology Co.,ltd . . . . . . . . . . 105
No. 1 District 1
Xiawan Industry Park,Yiwu City, Zhejiang
Province 322000
China
Phone: 86 579-85213143
Fax: 86 579-86361903
Email: sales@auroralled.com
www.auroralled.com
Yiwu Aurora Optoelectronics Technology
Co.,Ltd mainly produce led street light, food
light, high bay and led tube. We have two
workrooms, one is for outdoor light, another is
for led tubes, our prices are very competitive
in the marketing.
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Yuyao Splendid Lighting
Technology Co.,Ltd . . . . . . . . . . 110
Zhejiang Super Lighting
Electric Appliance Co.,Ltd . . . . .111
Shengyan,Wuxing Village,Fengshan Street
Yuyao City, ZheJiang 315400
China
Phone: 86 574-22225097
Email: yysplendid@gmail.com
www.splendid-lighting.com
Xinbi industrial area Jinyun
Zhejiang,
China
Phone: 86 578-3183236
Email: info@super-lamps.com
www.super-lamps.com
SPLENDID Lighting is specialized in
manufacturing various LED lights, including
LED Tubes,LED Flood light,LED Explosion
Proof light,High Bay light and LED Security
light.All products own ETL /CSA/DLC/CE/Rohs
Approval.The markets are USA,Europe and
Asia countries.
The major products of Super Lighting covers
Circular Fluorescent Lamps, Linear Fluorescent
Tubes, 2D Fluorescent Tubes, Compact
Fluorescent Tubes and so on
Zhejiang Ledcom Electronics
Co.,Ltd. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 434
4F,Building 6, No.882,Xixi Road Xihu District,
Hangzhou
Zhengjiang,
China
Phone: 86 571-88480393
Fax: 86 571-88739317
Email: sumsung@charmbrightpower.com
www.ledcom.co
Our company specializes in researching,
manufacturing & sale of low power LED driver
and various of environment friendly, energy
saving & long-life LED lighting products, such
as bulbs lights, tube lights, panel lights, high
bay lights, table lights, etc.
Zhejiang Singbee Lighting
Technology Co.,Ltd . . . . . . . . . . 416
NO.88, Singbee Road Pujiang Economic
Developing Area
Zhejiang,
China
Phone: 86 579-84193166
Email: 121768651@qq.com
www.singbeeled.com
LED street light; LED projection lamp; The LED
foodlight; LED tunnel light; LED gas station
light; LED wash wall lamp; LED lawn lamp;
LED grille lamp;
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Commercial Lighting
Hatch Lighting ..............................................................................437
LEAD OPTO-TECHNOLOGY CO.,LTD. ....................................... 136
SEOUL SEMICONDUCTOR .........................................................431
Shenzhen Fuyifang Technology Co.,Ltd...................................... 108
Shenzhen Godlylighting Tech Co., Ltd ........................................ 242
Shenzhen Wriled Co.,Ltd .............................................................441
WayToGo LED Lighting Company LTD........................................ 316
Wenzhou Yongtai Electric Co., Ltd. ............................................. 135
Accent Lighting
Beijing YuJi International Co.,Ltd ................................................ 435
CENTERLIGHT Inc ...................................................................... 308
Organic Lighting Systems, Inc. ................................................... 133
Richee Lighting. Inc..................................................................... 333
Shenzhen Wisva Optoelectronics Co.,Ltd .................................. 134
Shenzhen Wriled Co.,Ltd .............................................................441
Tempo Industries ......................................................................... 505
Adhesives
Lakeview Industries ..................................................................... 125
Shenzhen Wriled Co.,Ltd .............................................................441
Standard Rubber Products Co. ....................................................221
Architectural Lighting
BITRO GROUP, INC .....................................................................411
CENTERLIGHT Inc ...................................................................... 308
Chong Ming Group (H.K) Int’l Co.,Ltd. .........................................141
ERG LIGHTING ........................................................................... 525
LEAD OPTO-TECHNOLOGY CO.,LTD ........................................ 136
LEAD OPTO-TECHNOLOGY CO.,LTD. ....................................... 136
LUNA Science Corp. ................................................................... 114
Organic Lighting Systems, Inc. ................................................... 133
SHENZHEN OKT LIGHTING CO.,LTD. ........................................ 115
Solid Apollo ................................................................................. 235
Tempo Industries ......................................................................... 505
1 Source LED ............................................................................... 210
Carson Technology Company ......................................................511
cBright Lighting ........................................................................... 442
Chong Ming Group (H.K) Int’l Co.,Ltd. .........................................141
CIDLY CO., LTD ........................................................................... 130
CSA GROUP ............................................................................... 410
ECADS - North America .............................................................. 234
ERG LIGHTING ........................................................................... 525
Euri Lighting ................................................................................ 225
FUZHOU YUMING SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY CO.,LTD .......... 118
Green Effcient Lighting ............................................................... 443
Illuminex LED Technologies/Wan Ban ..........................................137
InnoLED Lighting Inc. ...................................................................337
LED WAVES................................................................................. 514
Light Corporation ........................................................................ 206
Lighting Enhancement Distributors, LLC .................................... 440
Main Power Electrical (Gui Yang) Co., Ltd. ................................. 124
Morstar Inc. ................................................................................. 520
NORA LIGHTING ......................................................................... 430
PacLights .....................................................................................127
ProMEMS Technologies Corp. .................................................... 326
Richee Lighting. Inc..................................................................... 333
Everstar Photoelectric(HK)Holdings Limited . ............................ 104
SHENZHEN LANKE ELECTRONICS CO.,LTD. ........................... 116
Shenzhen Liris Lighting Technology Co., Ltd ...............................237
SHENZHEN OKT LIGHTING CO.,LTD. ........................................ 115
Shenzhen Toplight Technology Co., Ltd.......................................211
Shinetoo Lighting America LLC ...................................................341
Sunpark Electronics Corp. .......................................................... 516
TUV SUD America Inc ................................................................. 220
UL ................................................................................................ 330
VaOpto......................................................................................... 420
WayToGo LED Lighting Company LTD........................................ 316
WRILED Co., Ltd ..........................................................................441
Automotive Lighting
Controls
SHENZHEN LANKE ELECTRONICS CO.,LTD. ........................... 116
Autec Power Systems ..................................................................311
EuControls Corp.......................................................................... 132
Guangdong Shone Lighting Co. Ltd. .......................................... 140
Nicolaudie America, Inc. ............................................................. 335
Standard Rubber Products Co. ....................................................221
Wenzhou Yongtai Electric Co., Ltd. ............................................. 135
Backlights
Shenzhen Liris Lighting Technology Co., Ltd ...............................237
Channel Letters
AA LED ........................................................................................ 509
BITRO GROUP, INC .....................................................................411
NC LED ....................................................................................... 433
Chip-On Boards
Cree, Inc. ..................................................................................... 515
Illuminex LED Technologies/Wan Ban ..........................................137
Itswell Co., Ltd ............................................................................ 126
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Dimmers
Autec Power Systems ..................................................................311
EuControls Corp.......................................................................... 132
VIRIBRIGHT LIGHTING, INC. ...................................................... 405
Displays
General Link International Cooperation, Inc................................ 214
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AC LED
Category
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Distribution
3NLED Lighting USA ....................................................................317
Green Effcient Lighting ............................................................... 443
Shinetoo Lighting America LLC ...................................................341
Drivers and Control Equipment
Autec Power Systems ..................................................................311
CITEL INC.................................................................................... 233
ERG LIGHTING ........................................................................... 525
HEP Group USA, Inc ....................................................................331
Keystone Technologies ............................................................... 432
Zhejiang Ledcom Electronics Co.,Ltd. ........................................ 434
Entertainment Lighting
Illuminex LED Technologies/Wan Ban ..........................................137
Solid Apollo ................................................................................. 235
Equipment
HASTEST SOLUTIONS INC .........................................................421
MTL Instruments ......................................................................... 232
High-Power LEDs
American Opto Plus LED Corp. ................................................... 532
Cree, Inc. ..................................................................................... 515
HFL.CORP................................................................................... 216
Itswell Co., Ltd ............................................................................ 126
LUNA Science Corp. ................................................................... 114
SEOUL SEMICONDUCTOR .........................................................431
Shenzhen Excellent Technology Co.,Ltd ..................................... 122
Shenzhen Getian Opto-electronics Co.,Ltd ................................ 534
Shenzhen Xintianwell Technology Co.,Ltd. ..................................107
WAVIEN ........................................................................................241
Illumination
3NLED Lighting USA ....................................................................317
C A Supply Co ............................................................................. 418
InnoLED Lighting Inc. ...................................................................337
Everstar Photoelectric(HK)Holdings Limited ............................. 104
Shenzhen Wisva Optoelectronics Co.,Ltd .................................. 134
VaOpto......................................................................................... 420
Zhejiang Ledcom Electronics Co.,Ltd. ........................................ 434
LED Assembly
CIDLY CO., LTD ........................................................................... 130
LED Chips
3NLED Lighting USA ....................................................................317
Shangyu Hengda Lighting Co.,Ltd .............................................. 436
Shenzhen Getian Opto-electronics Co.,Ltd ................................ 534
Shenzhen Youxinguang Technology Co., LTD............................. 218
LED Design
American Opto Plus LED Corp. ................................................... 532
CLEANLIFE ENERGY LLC .......................................................... 305
Lighting Enhancement Distributors, LLC .................................... 440
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Shenzhen Fuyifang Technology Co.,Ltd...................................... 108
Shenzhen Wisva Optoelectronics Co.,Ltd .................................. 134
LED Lamps
3NLED Lighting USA ....................................................................317
AA LED ........................................................................................ 509
American Lighting........................................................................ 340
American Opto Plus LED Corp. ................................................... 532
ATG Electronics ........................................................................... 324
Beijing YuJi International Co.,Ltd ................................................ 435
Chong Ming Group (H.K) Int’l Co.,Ltd. .........................................141
CIDLY CO., LTD ........................................................................... 130
CLEANLIFE ENERGY LLC .......................................................... 305
CSA GROUP ............................................................................... 410
DLU Lighting USA ....................................................................... 504
ECADS - North America .............................................................. 234
EiKO Global, LLC .........................................................................207
Euri Lighting ................................................................................ 225
FUZHOU YUMING SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY CO.,LTD .......... 118
FY Lighting ........................................................................... 128,128
Green Lighting LED ......................................................................231
Guangdong Shone Lighting Co. Ltd. .......................................... 140
Hangzhou HPWINNER Opto Corporation ................................... 119
HFL.CORP................................................................................... 216
InnoLED Lighting Inc. ...................................................................337
LEAD OPTO-TECHNOLOGY CO.,LTD. ....................................... 136
LED WAVES................................................................................. 514
LEDXpert Lighting Incorporated.................................................. 205
Lighting Enhancement Distributors, LLC .................................... 440
Main Power Electrical (Gui Yang) Co., Ltd. ................................. 124
Morstar Inc. ................................................................................. 520
PacLights .....................................................................................127
SEEFY Optoelectronic Co.,Ltd .....................................................131
Shangyu Hengda Lighting Co.,Ltd .............................................. 436
Shenzhen Excellent Technology Co.,Ltd ..................................... 122
Shenzhen Fuyifang Technology Co.,Ltd...................................... 108
Shenzhen Godlylighting Tech Co., Ltd ........................................ 242
Everstar Photoelectric(HK)Holdings Limited ............................. 104
SHENZHEN LANKE ELECTRONICS CO.,LTD. ........................... 116
Shenzhen Napolion Electronic Co., Ltd ...................................... 508
SHENZHEN OKT LIGHTING CO.,LTD. ........................................ 115
Shenzhen Toplight Technology Co., Ltd.......................................211
Shenzhen Xintianwell Technology Co.,Ltd. ..................................107
Shenzhen Youxinguang Technology Co., LTD............................. 218
TUV Rheinland of North America, Inc. ..........................................517
TUV SUD America Inc ................................................................. 220
VIRIBRIGHT LIGHTING, INC. ...................................................... 405
WayToGo LED Lighting Company LTD........................................ 316
Weidy Optics(Xiamen) Ltd. .......................................................... 109
WRILED Co., Ltd ..........................................................................441
Yiwu Aurora Optoelectronics Technology Co.,ltd ........................ 105
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LED Manufacturing Equipment
DK THERMAL (Canada) Limited ................................................. 414
Guangdong Shone Lighting Co. Ltd. .......................................... 140
LED Modules and Subsystems
cBright Lighting ........................................................................... 442
Cree, Inc. ..................................................................................... 515
Electric Zone, Inc. ....................................................................... 518
Hangzhou HPWINNER Opto Corporation ................................... 119
Emit Lighting ............................................................................... 325
Keystone Technologies ............................................................... 432
NC LED ....................................................................................... 433
SEOUL SEMICONDUCTOR .........................................................431
SinkPAD LLC ............................................................................... 314
Light Measurement
HASTEST SOLUTIONS INC .........................................................421
LIGHT LABORATORY, INC. ......................................................... 425
Moreland Lighting, LLC ............................................................... 530
OCEAN OPTICS .......................................................................... 524
TUV SUD America Inc ................................................................. 220
Light Shaping
Fresnel Technologies Inc. ............................................................ 230
WAVIEN ........................................................................................241
Lighting Fixtures
1 Source LED ............................................................................... 210
Carson Technology Company ......................................................511
cBright Lighting ........................................................................... 442
DLU Lighting USA ....................................................................... 504
EiKO Global, LLC .........................................................................207
Electric Zone, Inc. ....................................................................... 518
Euri Lighting ................................................................................ 225
Fusion Optix Inc .......................................................................... 219
FUZHOU YUMING SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY CO.,LTD. ......... 118
Hangzhou HPWINNER Opto Corporation ................................... 119
LEDXpert Lighting Incorporated.................................................. 205
Light Corporation ........................................................................ 206
Lighting Enhancement Distributors, LLC .................................... 440
Morstar Inc. ................................................................................. 520
NORA LIGHTING ......................................................................... 430
Sansi Technology Inc. ................................................................. 320
SHENZHEN OKT LIGHTING CO.,LTD. ........................................ 115
Shinetoo Lighting America LLC ...................................................341
Sunpark Electronics Corp. .......................................................... 516
TUV Rheinland of North America, Inc. ..........................................517
VIRIBRIGHT LIGHTING, INC. ...................................................... 405
Yuyao Splendid Lighting Technology Co.,Ltd.............................. 110
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Lighting Modules
Emit Lighting ............................................................................... 325
Shenzhen Getian Opto-electronics Co.,Ltd ................................ 534
Shenzhen Liris Lighting Technology Co., Ltd ...............................237
WAVIEN ........................................................................................241
Lighting Systems
BITRO GROUP, INC .....................................................................411
CENTERLIGHT Inc ...................................................................... 308
CLEANLIFE ENERGY LLC .......................................................... 305
Electric Zone, Inc. ....................................................................... 518
Fusion Optix Inc .......................................................................... 219
Emit Lighting ............................................................................... 325
Shangyu Hengda Lighting Co.,Ltd .............................................. 436
Tempo Industries ......................................................................... 505
Materials and Chemicals for LED
Manufacturing
DK THERMAL (Canada) Limited ................................................. 414
Lakeview Industries ..................................................................... 125
MR Lights
3NLED Lighting USA ....................................................................317
SEEFY Optoelectronic Co.,Ltd .....................................................131
Optics
Fusion Optix Inc .......................................................................... 219
Optics, Lenses, Diffusers, etc.
Fresnel Technologies Inc. ............................................................ 230
KHATOD NORTH AMERICA LLC ................................................ 208
Weidy Optics(Xiamen) Ltd. .......................................................... 109
Outdoor Area Lighting
1 Source LED ............................................................................... 210
Beijing Tonlier Energy Technology Co., Ltd. ................................ 106
C A Supply Co ............................................................................. 418
cBright Lighting ........................................................................... 442
EiKO Global, LLC .........................................................................207
ERG LIGHTING ........................................................................... 525
Euri Lighting ................................................................................ 225
KHATOD NORTH AMERICA LLC ................................................ 208
LEAD OPTO-TECHNOLOGY CO.,LTD ........................................ 136
Lighting Enhancement Distributors, LLC .................................... 440
National Bright Lighting............................................................... 236
Organic Lighting Systems, Inc. ................................................... 133
PacLights .....................................................................................127
Sansi Technology Inc. ................................................................. 320
Shenzhen Godlylighting Tech Co., Ltd ........................................ 242
Shenzhen Xintianwell Technology Co.,Ltd. ..................................107
Yiwu Aurora Optoelectronics Technology Co.,ltd ........................ 105
Yuyao Splendid Lighting Technology Co.,Ltd.............................. 110
Packaged LEDs
3NLED Lighting USA ....................................................................317
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Yuyao Splendid Lighting Technology Co.,Ltd.............................. 110
Zhejiang Ledcom Electronics Co.,Ltd. ........................................ 434
Zhejiang Singbee Lighting Technology Co.,Ltd........................... 416
Zhejiang Super Lighting Electric Appliance Co.,Ltd.....................111
Category
List
Beijing YuJi International Co.,Ltd ................................................ 435
Itswell Co., Ltd ............................................................................ 126
Packing Materials, Heat Sinks
BERGQUIST COMPANY ..............................................................321
Par Lights
PacLights .....................................................................................127
SEEFY Optoelectronic Co.,Ltd .....................................................131
PCB
BERGQUIST COMPANY ..............................................................321
DK THERMAL (Canada) Limited ................................................. 414
Multek Flexible Circuits, Inc. ........................................................217
SinkPAD LLC ............................................................................... 314
Signs/Displays
AA LED ........................................................................................ 509
ERG LIGHTING ........................................................................... 525
POWER 277 ................................................................................ 519
ProMEMS Technologies Corp. .................................................... 326
Spectrometers
Moreland Lighting, LLC ............................................................... 530
OCEAN OPTICS .......................................................................... 524
Spheres
OCEAN OPTICS .......................................................................... 524
SSL
Fresnel Technologies Inc. ............................................................ 230
cBright Lighting ........................................................................... 442
LIGHT LABORATORY, INC. ......................................................... 425
UL ................................................................................................ 330
Power Supplies
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Autec Power Systems ..................................................................311
Beijing Tonlier Energy Technology Co., Ltd. ................................ 106
CITEL INC.................................................................................... 233
ERG LIGHTING ........................................................................... 525
Hatch Lighting ..............................................................................437
Keystone Technologies ............................................................... 432
NC LED ....................................................................................... 433
POWER 277 ................................................................................ 519
Richee Lighting. Inc..................................................................... 333
TUV Rheinland of North America, Inc. ..........................................517
Beijing Tonlier Energy Technology Co., Ltd. ................................ 106
cBright Lighting ........................................................................... 442
CITEL INC.................................................................................... 233
ERG LIGHTING ........................................................................... 525
Euri Lighting ................................................................................ 225
HFL.CORP................................................................................... 216
KHATOD NORTH AMERICA LLC ................................................ 208
Lighting Enhancement Distributors, LLC .................................... 440
MTL Instruments ......................................................................... 232
PacLights .....................................................................................127
Sansi Technology Inc. ................................................................. 320
Shenzhen Youxinguang Technology Co., LTD............................. 218
Yiwu Aurora Optoelectronics Technology Co.,ltd ........................ 105
Plastic Optics
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C A Supply Co ............................................................................. 418
CSA GROUP ............................................................................... 410
ECADS - North America .............................................................. 234
Green Effcient Lighting ............................................................... 443
LEDXpert Lighting Incorporated.................................................. 205
Lighting Enhancement Distributors, LLC .................................... 440
Main Power Electrical (Gui Yang) Co., Ltd. ................................. 124
National Bright Lighting............................................................... 236
NORA LIGHTING ......................................................................... 430
PacLights .....................................................................................127
ProMEMS Technologies Corp. .................................................... 326
Shenzhen Toplight Technology Co., Ltd.......................................211
Sunpark Electronics Corp. .......................................................... 516
UL ................................................................................................ 330
VaOpto......................................................................................... 420
Weidy Optics(Xiamen) Ltd. .......................................................... 109
WRILED Co., Ltd ..........................................................................441
Retail Display Lighting
LUNA Science Corp. ................................................................... 114
PacLights .....................................................................................127
POWER 277 ................................................................................ 519
Solid Apollo ................................................................................. 235
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Multek Flexible Circuits, Inc. ........................................................217
Test and Measurement Equipment
Chroma Systems Solutions, Inc. ................................................. 526
HASTEST SOLUTIONS INC .........................................................421
LIGHT LABORATORY, INC. ......................................................... 425
Moreland Lighting, LLC ............................................................... 530
Thermal Management
BERGQUIST COMPANY ..............................................................321
Intermark USA, Inc. ..................................................................... 510
Lakeview Industries ..................................................................... 125
SinkPAD LLC ............................................................................... 314
Standard Rubber Products Co. ....................................................221
Wireless Controls
EuControls Corp.......................................................................... 132
Light Corporation ........................................................................ 206
National Bright Lighting............................................................... 236
Wenzhou Yongtai Electric Co., Ltd. ............................................. 135
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