2015 Competition Awards
LED Fixtures, Light Bulbs, Retrofit Kits,
OLED Fixtures, and Lighting Controls
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Comfort. Beauty. Lifestyle.
Lighting is more than just bulbs and fixtures.
It enables us all to live our lives. Each year, the
Lighting for Tomorrow competition handpicks
high efficiency lighting products that best blend
form and function through inspired design. The
end goal? Better lighting, and better living.
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Contents
Letter to Readers
Trends: What We Learned in 2015
Competition Sponsors
Competition Co-sponsors
2015 Timeline and Judging
2015 Product Judging Criteria
Award Summary
Award-winning LED and OLED Products
Award-winning Lighting Control Products
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Dear Readers,
Lighting for Tomorrow is pleased to present the winners of the 2015 Residential
Lighting Product Design Competition. This brochure features the award-winning
light emitting diode (LED), organic light emitting diode (OLED), and lighting
controls products.
Bringing the benefits of energy efficiency to the public is a primary focus of the
utility and efficiency program sponsors of Lighting for Tomorrow. Consumers benefit
from lower electricity bills, a cleaner environment, and improved public health.
Utilities benefit from reduced risk and avoided costs throughout the generation,
transmission, and distribution system.
Lighting for Tomorrow supports the effort to bring these benefits to the public. Since
2002, Lighting for Tomorrow has recognized new residential lighting products that are
both energy efficient and exceptional. The competition emphasizes products that
appeal to savvy, style-conscious buyers: products that are both beautiful and highly
functional, so that they add to a sense of well-being in the home. These consumers
appreciate the importance of energy efficiency both for themselves and for society,
but they also want products that support the design sensibility and quality of light
appropriate for their homes.
Lighting for Tomorrow also looks to leap over market barriers that inhibit the adoption
and use of energy efficient residential lighting products. LEDs and OLEDs are
evolving technologies, and since 2006, Lighting for Tomorrow has aimed to support
their successful integration into light bulbs (replacement lamps), retrofit kits, and
fixtures in ways that meet consumer needs. Another significant barrier—according
to manufacturers, energy organizations, and consumers—is the compatibility of
energy efficient light sources (fluorescent, LED, and OLED) with various kinds of
lighting controls. In response, Lighting for Tomorrow has included lighting controls
within the competition since 2010 as another energy saving technology.
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Both consumers and utilities are moving into a future of energy savings with
a systems approach to dimming, integration, and connectivity with other
residential products.
The LED luminaires, LED retrofit kits, LED replacement lamps, OLED luminaires,
and compatible lighting controls were carefully evaluated and scored by a diverse
panel of expert judges based on their innovation, performance, quality, value, and
design. Some products were judged clear winners since they exceeded the criteria
and scored higher than other products in their respective categories. Others were
recognized as honorable mentions or were given special recognition because they
incorporated fresh ideas or contained innovative features of particular interest.
One key requirement of the Lighting for Tomorrow competition for ensuring quality is
ENERGY STAR® certification. All of the products featured in this brochure qualify for
ENERGY STAR, unless otherwise noted on their individual descriptions.
Lighting for Tomorrow is successful in its mission. In part due to competition
publicity, the market for both fluorescent and solid-state luminaires has grown
substantially. There is now an expanding range of energy efficient luminaires
available for every type of home, room, and application. We hope you enjoy and
purchase the products showcased in this brochure. We look forward to supporting
the continued development of energy efficient residential lighting.
Sincerely,
The Lighting for Tomorrow Sponsors
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Trends
WHAT WE LEARNED IN 2015
Judges saw an increase in the number of products that considered the
specific needs of seniors—providing low glare and well-distributed high light
output, portability for use in a number of spaces, and easy adjustments.
Senior-Friendly
Senior-Friendly
Lighting
Lighting
Judges were very interested to see the introduction of LED replacement
Circadian Rhythm
Rhythm
Circadian
Lighting
Lighting
WHAT WE LEARNED FROM THE 2015 LIGHTING FOR TOMORROW COMPETITION
lamps engineered to promote the body’s natural sleep cycles by
controlling the blue concentration of light output. Research continues to
examine how best to design and apply these products, which Lighting for
Tomorrow intends to monitor.
Lighting for Tomorrow saw several exciting trends in the 2015 residential lighting market. While product innovations
continue at a rapid rate, we continue to see an important role for ENERGY STAR qualified lighting products to ensure
efficiency, performance, and consumer satisfaction.
Lighting for Tomorrow has witnessed the emergence of connected bulbs and
fixtures in the residential sector. There are a lot of exciting capabilities that
these "smart" products offer in their early adoption phase, including the
potential for greater energy savings, customer features, and grid benefits. As
standards for communication, security, and interoperability develop, we are
Innovation continues to be a strength of the competition, evidenced
by a number of product firsts. This includes the first completely
adjustable LED fixture, the first three-way LED replacement lamp, and
the first LED luminaires that meet ENERGY STAR’s efficacy criteria for
Connected
Lighting
More Connectivity,
Devices
More
Questions
likely to see more innovation in connected lighting entries.
Notable
Notable Firsts
Firsts
non-directional, inseparable luminaires.
ENERGY STAR qualification remains an important component of Lighting for
Tomorrow, as the ENERGY STAR criteria for lamps and fixtures helps ensure
quality for critical lighting attributes. However, some products can’t
Decorative, exposed-filament lamps continue their upward trend
Visible Filament
Filament
Visible
Lamps
Lamps
and remain popular for restaurants, hospitality, and modern décor.
This year’s competition produced a number of energy efficient LED
replacements that mimic the appearance of these lamps, and judges
were pleased with their overall quality.
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The Evolving
Evolving Role
Role of
of
The
ENERGY STAR
STAR
ENERGY
meet ENERGY STAR standards because there are no category standards,
or in some rare cases, standards are particularly stringent. After careful
deliberation, Lighting for Tomorrow has decided to still award high-efficacy,
high-quality luminaires selected by the judging panel even without
ENERGY STAR designation. We believe these products serve an important
role in the market and provide consumers with high-quality, decorative,
energy efficient lighting options.
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Competition Sponsors
AMERICAN LIGHTING ASSOCIATION | www.americanlightingassoc.com
The American Lighting Association (ALA) is the only trade association representing
Competition Co-sponsors
residential lighting manufacturers, showrooms, distributors, manufacturer
representatives, component manufacturers, and industry-related companies. ALA
members, totaling more than 3,000 in the United States, Canada, and the Caribbean,
are dedicated to providing the public with quality residential lighting.
CONSORTIUM FOR ENERGY EFFICIENCY | www.cee1.org
Lighting for Tomorrow would like to thank our co-sponsors,
who generously supported the competition by providing
funding or in-kind contributions in 2015.
Across the United States and Canada, energy efficiency
programs provide resources for retailers, builders, and
CEE is an award-winning consortium of efficiency program administrators from
consumers who are interested in making energy efficient
the United States and Canada that unifies program approaches across jurisdictions
lighting choices. These organizations have a mission to
to increase impact in fragmented markets. By joining forces at CEE, individual
help their customers save energy. Some offer educational
electric and gas efficiency programs are able to partner not only with each other,
seminars or training; others offer monetary incentives
but also with other industries, trade associations, and government agencies.
such as rebates. If you are interested in learning more,
Working together, administrators leverage the effect of their ratepayer funding,
start with your local electric utility or efficiency program
exchange information on successful practices and, by doing so, achieve greater
provider. Call their customer service or energy efficiency
energy efficiency for the public good.
department to ask if they offer educational assistance or
incentives for the installation of ENERGY STAR qualified
UL | www.ul.com
lighting, such as the award-winning Lighting for Tomorrow
products highlighted in this publication. Other sources
UL is a global independent safety science company with more than a century
of information include the ENERGY STAR website at
of expertise innovating safety solutions from the public adoption of electricity
www.energystar.gov, where a list of incentives by ZIP
to new breakthroughs in sustainability, renewable energy, and nanotechnology.
code is available. The Consortium for Energy Efficiency
Dedicated to promoting safe living and working environments, UL helps safeguard
also compiles a “Residential Lighting Program Overview,”
people, products, and places in important ways, facilitating trade and providing
that provides a list of energy efficiency program
peace of mind. UL provides testing and certification services to industry standards
offerings for residential lighting. This summary is
including UL, ANSI, IEC, NEMA, FCC, and IESNA. Additionally, UL is a leading provider
available at www.cee1.org.
of Photometric Performance and EMC testing in support of well-known lighting
programs such as ENERGY STAR, Lighting Facts, and Design Lights Consortium.
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SOLID STATE LIGHTING
2015 Timeline and Judging
Product Judging Criteria
WHAT
WHERE
WHEN
Competition announced
International Lighting &
Accessories Market—Dallas, Texas
January 14, 2015
Intent-to-submit forms due
See www.lightingfortomorrow.com
April 24, 2015
All entries due
(ACTUAL WORKING PRODUCTS REQUIRED)
See www.lightingfortomorrow.com
May 18, 2015
Judging session
UL—Research Triangle Park, North Carolina
June 15–17, 2015
Winners notified
Via phone and email
July 2015
Winners publicly announced
American Lighting Association Annual Conference—
Huntington Beach, California
LED
FIXTURES
OLED
FIXTURES
REPLACEMENT
LAMPS
COLOR APPEARANCE Based on subjective evaluation of color appearance
of product; data about CCT is provided in final submission form
X
X
X
COLOR RENDERING Based on subjective evaluation of color appearance
of objects illuminated by installed product; data about CRI is included
in final submission form
X
X
X
APPROPRIATE LIGHT OUTPUT AND DISTRIBUTION Product provides
sufficient light output in lumens for intended, installed application
X
X
X
APPLICATION EFFICIENCY Must deliver appropriate light levels to the
intended task with lower wattage than comparable, traditional light
sources for that task
X
X
X
X
X
X
AESTHETIC APPEARANCE AND STYLE Subjective evaluation of appearance
both in the on and off state; consideration given to appropriateness of
materials and design for residential use
X
X
EASE OF INSTALLATION How simple it is to install
X
X
VALUE AND MARKETABILITY Subjective assessment of quality and
appeal of the product compared to the price
LIGHTING
CONTROLS
X
October 3, 2015
2015 Judging Panel
The 2015 Lighting for Tomorrow judging panel consisted of judges drawn from various areas of the residential lighting
community. The judging panel included a diverse cross section of experts in lighting technology, lighting sales, energy
X
EASE OF SET-UP How simple it is for a consumer to initially program the
product and adjust its operating characteristics
X
EASE OF USE How simple it is for a consumer to use
X
efficiency, lighting design, and communications.
Manuel Alexandre
UL
Los Angeles, California
Nicole Bowling
Residential Lighting Magazine
Chicago, Illinois
Nisa Cornforth
Sescolite
Toronto, Ontario
Gary Flamm
Consultant
Sacramento, California
Bob Horner
IES
Boston, Massachusetts
Skip Hulett
Lightstyles, Inc.
Cornelius, North Carolina
Vireak Ly
Southern California Edison
Rosemead, California
Milena Simeonova
Pacific Energy Center (PG&E)
San Francisco, California
Greg Sterken
Duke Progress Energy
Raleigh, North Carolina
Evaluation Process
The judges participated in a two-day judging event held on June 16th and 17th in Research Triangle Park, North Carolina.
The judging event was hosted by UL at their UL University facility. The judges viewed over 120 installed products and
scored them based on the criteria for each entry category. Finalists were identified through reviewing the combined
tallied scores and group discussion about the unique attributes of the high-scoring entries. The overall best products
were selected to be winners; high-quality products with noteworthy features were chosen to receive honorable mentions
UNIVERSALLY APPLICABLE Based on number and types of fixtures
where product could be installed
(RETROFIT
KITS ONLY)
COMPATIBILITY WITH EXISTING LAMPS AND LUMINAIRES How well does
it work with currently installed lighting
X
ABILITY TO INTERFACE WITH OTHER SYSTEMS How well does this product
work with other systems in the home
X
FUNCTIONALITY Does the product work as described
INNOVATIVE DESIGN Takes advantage of unique LED characteristics for
light quality and appearance
INNOVATIVE ENGINEERING For SSL, takes advantage of LED form factor,
durability, weight, beam characteristics, color tuning, etc. For controls,
employs new or exciting technology or offers new or unusual product or
operational features
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
or special awards. The lighting performance of LED and OLED products was verified either by manufacturer-provided
photometric reports from an accredited NVLAP laboratory or were tested afterward by an accredited NVLAP laboratory to
verify wattage, light output, color temperature, and color rendering. In addition, a requirement of the Lighting for Tomorrow
The judging panel may award bonus points for entries exhibiting other desirable characteristics defined by
competition is that all recognized products meet the applicable ENERGY STAR Luminaire or Lamp Criteria.
consensus. Examples of these characteristics may include: senior-friendly, ability to interface with other systems,
controllability-programmability, dark-sky friendly, field serviceable, IC-rated, dimmability, made from recycled
materials, and ability to change color.
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Award Summary
LED and OLED Award Winners
OLED
SENIOR-FRIENDLY
HIGH CRI
CONTRACTOR LIGHTING
DECORATIVE FIXTURES
RETROFIT KITS
Acuity Brands CHALINA™
Pendant
Blackjack Lighting Wedge
LED Chandelier
Winner
Honorable Mention
Holtkoetter PLANO
Torchiere 9901*LED
Winner
AFX, Inc. Ambrose Pendant
LIGHT ENGINES
MaxLite LED Adjustable
Downlight Retrofit with Sunset
Dimming
Generation Brands LED
Bi-Pin Replacement
Module
Honorable Mention
Special Award: Innovation
LAMPS
Special Award: Senior-Friendly
LBL Lighting Xterna
Designers Fountain
Lucienne Pendant and
Wall Sconce
Winner
Honorable Mention
GE Lighting Soft White LED
30-70-100W Replacement
3-way Bulb
DIRECTIONAL FIXTURES
Winner
GE Lighting 100W
Replacement General
Purpose Bulb
Filament-style Lamps
Special Group
Recognition Award
Civilight Professional
3W Crystal Candelabra
GREEN CREATIVE BR30 CLOUD
11W High CRI GU24 Lamp
Special Award: Engineering
Honorable Mention
Honorable Mention
Juno Lighting Group Aculux®
Tunable White 31/4-inch
Precision Recessed Luminaires
Tech Lighting ELEMENT®
Build-Your-Own Multiples
Honorable Mention
Winner
Lighting Controls Award Winners
DIMMERS & OTHER CONTROLS
LBL Lighting Auri
Winner
Tech Lighting ELEMENT®
Merge Recessed Linear System
Honorable Mention
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Legrand adorne®
Tru-Universal sofTap Dimmer
Winner
Fanimation fanSync™
Honorable Mention
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LED & OLED
LEDs and OLEDs
Light-emitting diodes are semiconductor devices that emit light
without using an incandescent filament or ionized gas as with
conventional light sources. There are two main types of LEDs:
inorganic (commonly known as LEDs) and organic (OLEDs).
Given the energy efficiency potential and advantages of these
light sources—plus long life, color tuning, controllability, and
stability—Lighting for Tomorrow supports the lighting industry’s
efforts to advance and design around these technologies.
LEDs are small point light sources and, as a result, are
particularly well suited for directional lighting applications.
OLEDs are diffuse area light sources and provide distinct
advantages for general ambient lighting because the light is soft
and can be viewed directly without added optics or diffusers.
OLED technology is a step behind LED with regard to widespread
adoption for general illumination, primarily due to cost. OLED
products continue to develop rapidly, and are starting to
compete with LEDs in terms of performance.
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WATTAGE
7.43 watts
LIGHT OUTPUT
342.2 lumens
EFFICACY
46.06 lumens/watt
CCT
3000K
CRI
88
TEST LABORATORY
Scaled Photometry
REPORT NUMBER
LTL26801P2
DIMENSIONS
11.84" x 1.34"
ENERGY STAR
Not applicable
AVAILABILITY
Available now
JUDGES’ COMMENTS
Winner
Acuity Brands
CHALINA™ Pendant
The CHALINA™ Pendant features five OLED panels attached to a variable stem. Includes
swivel pendant mechanism, allowing for up to a 45-degree sway from vertical. CHALINA™
can be used as an individual accent piece or grouped together to create artistic visual
effects. Available in brushed nickel, semi-gloss white, and champagne finish. A Stem
Extention Kit is also available to extend the hanging length. Part of the Acuity Brands
™
OLED luminaire offering, the CHALINA Pendant features organic LED or OLED lighting.
CHALINA™ gives you a unique, energy efficient lighting solution for interior spaces. Using
light-emitting materials made up of lightweight, organic compounds, OLEDs provide soft,
calm, flattering light that is cool to the touch. The flexible form offers endless possibilities
to create inspired designs that will enhance any space.
This OLED fixture provides nice,
soft illumination that is diffuse
and uniform with no glare. It
executes smooth dimming that
appears warm. The pendant is
a viable option for consumers
because of the price point, and is
a wonderful example of lighting
for tomorrow.
CONTACT
Winona Lighting
3760 West Fourth Street
Winona, Minnesota 55987
800-328-5291 or 507-454-5113
www.acuitybrands.com/
products/detail/316294/
acuity-brands/chalinapendant/oled-decorativependant-for-consumers/
LED & OLED | DECORATIVE
LED & OLED | DECORATIVE
PRODUCT SPECS
PRODUCT SPECS
WATTAGE
43.05 watts
LIGHT OUTPUT
3578 lumens
EFFICACY
83.1 lumens/watt
CCT
2717K
CRI
81.2
TEST LABORATORY
UL
REPORT NUMBER
1126727
DIMENSIONS
73"
ENERGY STAR
In progress
AVAILABILITY
The PLANO 9901*LED is
currently in stock and can
be ordered through an
Authorized Holtkoetter
Distributor. Authorized
distributors can be located
on our website at:
www.holtkoetter.com/
where-to-buy.aspx
JUDGES’ COMMENTS
This torchiere is sleek, combining
perfect engineering, design, and
materials.
It resurrects a bygone fixture type
and provides great light output
with even and broad distribution.
It’s also easy to use with senior
friendly controls.
Winner
Holtkoetter
PLANO Torchiere 9901* LED
Holtkoetter’s PLANO Torchiere 9901*LED transforms The Ultimate Lighting Machine™ into
The Ultimate LED.™ The PLANO stands 723/4-inches tall and has an acrylic lens covering
the LEDs. Extremely energy efficient, the light output reaches up to 4300 Lumens of
up-lighting, while consuming approximately 40 Watts. The LED light color is warm white
at about 2700 Kelvin with a CRI of 80+. Holtkoetter’s superior *P2 touch dimmer can be
turned on or off with a single click of the dimmer, has full-range dimming capability,
and a memory function. Holtkoetter produces fixtures that exceed all lighting output
CONTACT
expectations, being conscientious with insuring energy efficiency, as well as producing
Holtkoetter
205 Hardman Avenue South
South St. Paul, Minnesota 55075
800-899-5444
a beautiful, aesthetically pleasing design that simply has function. Manufacturing to the
highest standard possible, Holtkoetter uses the finest materials available, cutting-edge
technology, and extraordinary workmanship to provide you with The Ultimate LED.™
www.holtkoetter.com
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WATTAGE
42.93 watts
LIGHT OUTPUT
1896 lumens
EFFICACY
44.16 lumens/watt
CCT
3181K
CRI
84.1
TEST LABORATORY
Intertek
REPORT NUMBER
102056385CHI-023
DIMENSIONS
2" x 12" x (7-76)"
ENERGY STAR
Winner
LBL Lighting
Xterna
Designer: Dennis Beard
Stunning design, powerful performance, and remarkable flexibility are the descriptors for
the Xterna linear suspension by LBL Lighting. Inspired by metal elevator gates of the early
20th century, Xterna has upward– and downward–firing LEDs embedded within its unique
structure, which are gradually revealed as it extends to a fully and easily customizable
length from seven inches (the fixture closed) to 76 inches even after installation. Available
in either a white or satin nickel finish.
Meets ENERGY STAR
Luminaires Eligibility Criteria
Version 1.2 with the exception
of the efficacy requirements.
As the fixture extends, the
light output and efficacy vary.
AVAILABILITY
Available now; go to
www.lbllighting.com
to find a retailer near you.
JUDGES’ COMMENTS
This is a highly innovative
product and one of the first
fixtures on the market with
such a dynamic form factor.
It showcases really great
engineering, with the ability to
adjust both the appearance and
light distribution. Not only is
it scalable for the space, but it
matches with a variety of décor
environments.
PRODUCT SPECS
WATTAGE
33.45 watts
LIGHT OUTPUT
2432 lumens
EFFICACY
72.72 lumens/watt
CCT
2938K
CRI
86.2
TEST LABORATORY
BEST Test Service
Shenzhen Co., Ltd.
REPORT NUMBER
BTR66.181.15.0005.12
DIMENSIONS
26" diameter
ENERGY STAR
In process
AVAILABILITY
Available now
JUDGES’ COMMENTS
This chandelier really takes
advantage of the LED form factor.
It’s serviceable, provides great
light output and uniformity with
low glare, and dims beautifully.
Honorable Mention
Blackjack Lighting
Wedge LED Chandelier
Designer: Stephen Blackman
CONTACT
LED edge-lit panels perform best in applications that direct light in a single direction. The
Stephen Blackman,
President &
Chief Design Officer
Wedge LED Chandelier by Stephen Blackman fills a room with up and down light flowing
Blackjack Lighting
2961 Kingston Drive
Buffalo Grove, Illinois 60089
847-941-0588 x101
info@blackjacklighting.com
www.blackjacklighting.com
CONTACT
LED & OLED | DECORATIVE
LED & OLED | DECORATIVE
PRODUCT SPECS
from a double row of trapezoidal forms attached at a slight angle to a center ring. To
achieve optimal illumination, each of the Wedge’s 30 edge-lit panels is manufactured in
three layers: a custom optical lens in the middle, a highly reflective rear surface, and an
ultra-thin extraction lens in front. Modular connectors enable fast, easy field replacement,
if needed. Twenty-six inches in diameter, yet just five inches high, the Wedge’s innovative
shape and ingenious design represent a new breed of high-performance decorative
lighting fixture that’s "LED-like," not "incandescent-like."
LBL Lighting
7400 Linder Ave.
Skokie, Illinois 60077
847-626-6300
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WATTAGE
40.91 watts
LIGHT OUTPUT
3194.78 lumens
EFFICACY
78.09 lumens/watt
CCT
2772K
CRI
81.4
TEST LABORATORY
UL
REPORT NUMBER
4787054920-1b
Pendant
Wall Sconce
DIMENSIONS
19.25" diameter,
fully adjustable up to six feet
PRODUCT SPECS (SCONCE)
WATTAGE
12.33 watts
LIGHT OUTPUT
1000.14 lumens
EFFICACY
81.08 lumens/watt
Honorable Mention
Designers Fountain
Lucienne Pendant and Lucienne Wall Sconce
CTT
2796K
CRI
81.4
TEST LABORATORY
UL
Designer: Tracy Koziol
REPORT NUMBER
4787054920-1a
Part of the Lucienne collection, the modern suspended pendant and wall sconce begin
DIMENSIONS
10" x 14"
with LED technology and add a touch of playfulness and sophistication. A hint of
champagne color is found in the handmade, plated glass drops—bringing a layer of
warmth to the already rich Luxor gold finish.
The modern and sleek design takes full advantage of the low profile LED capabilities,
while the added design elements bring an unexpected hint of glamour, presenting the
perfect balance of form and function for today’s demanding interiors.
The extended Lucienne Product Family currently includes a second pendant at 231/2",
which carries the same features as the other pieces in the collection noted above.
CONTACT
Allan Ashley, Vice President, National Sales
Designers Fountain, 20101 S. Santa Fe Avenue, Rancho Dominguez, California 90221
800-237-5025 www.designersftn.com
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ENERGY STAR
In process
AVAILABILITY
December 2015
JUDGES’ COMMENTS
This fixture family looks great
both in the on and off state; the
pieces are elegant and trendy
and available at a competitive
price point. The fixtures have also
successfully integrated the LED
source to provide beautiful light
with great cutoff and low glare.
LED & OLED | DECORATIVE
LED & OLED | DECORATIVE
PRODUCT SPECS (PENDANT)
PRODUCT SPECS
WATTAGE
41.82 watts
LIGHT OUTPUT
3171 lumens
EFFICACY
75.82 lumens/watt
CCT
3107K
CRI
84
TEST LABORATORY
UL
REPORT NUMBER
1126893
DIMENSIONS
24" diameter,
adjustable height
ENERGY STAR
In process
AVAILABILITY
Available October 2015
JUDGES’ COMMENTS
This product has an appealing,
effective design that provides a
wide distribution of clean, bright
light. In particular, the light
output is sufficient to meet the
needs of the aging eye.
CONTACT
AFX Inc.
2345 N. Ernie Krueger Circle
Waukegan, Illinois 60087
847-249-5970
www.AFXInc.com
Special Award: Senior-Friendly
AFX, Inc.
Ambrose Pendant
Designer: Grant Chappelle
Elegant design in a contemporary shaded fixture. Featuring Lumafuse(TM) technology,
this sophisticated shade pendant—created by fusing high transmission white acrylic with
white linen fabric—is both durable and cleanable. Its unique concave design optimizes
LED performance with uniform light distribution. The 24" diameter pendant includes a
satin nickel cable and canopy kit, fully adjustable up to 8 feet. Additional fabric shade
options include Mocha Linen and Off-White Linen. Other ordering options: 120-277V Driver
with 0-10V Dimming, Stem Mounting, and Cord Colors.
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WATTAGE
21 watts
EFFICACY
48.1 lumens/watt
EFFICACY
42.44 lumens/watt
TEST LABORATORY
Juno Lighting, LLC
REPORT NUMBER
14-496-A
DIMENSIONS
13.5" x 13.75" x 5.44"
ENERGY STAR
Juno Lighting Group
Aculux Tunable White 3¼" Precision
Recessed Luminaires
®
The Aculux® Tunable White Luminaires offer black body dimming and tunable white
control capability in a 1000 lumen 31/4" aperture precision recessed luminaire with
multiple aiming adjustable, downlight and wall wash trim options. When configured in
black body dimming mode, Aculux 31/4" LED luminaires warm from 3000K at 100 percent
output to 1800K at one percent output, precisely following the black body locus within a
two-step MacAdam ellipse. They replicate the warmth of halogen dimming, while staying
above 85 CRI and 70 R9 throughout the entire dimming range. When configured in tunable
white mode, users are able to adjust the color temperature between 4350K and 2000K,
independent of dimming to spectrally enhance interior design elements such as artwork,
Not applicable; color tuning
products don’t fall under
the scope of ENERGY STAR
Luminaires Eligibility Criteria
Version 1.2 requirements.
AVAILABILITY
Available now through
Juno Lighting Group
authorized distributors:
www.junolightinggroup.com/
find-a-distributor
JUDGES’ COMMENTS
These high CRI downlights
demonstrate the functionality
of LED technology and showcase
impressive color tuning, which is
enabled by two separate knobs.
CONTACT
standard 0–10 volt dimming protocol, offering specifiers and end users a new dimension
Juno Lighting Group
1300 S. Wolf Road
Des Plaines, Illinois 60018-5065
800-323-5068
of post-installation CCT control and customization.
www.junolightinggroup.com
wall coverings, flooring, and furniture and/or create warm and cool lighting scenes in
support of circadian well-being. The Aculux Tunable White series fixtures respond to a
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WATTAGE
8.225 watts
LIGHT OUTPUT
349.1 lumens
CRI
86.84
Winner
PRODUCT SPECS
LIGHT OUTPUT
1010 lumens
CCT
2865K
LED & OLED | DIRECTIONAL
LED & OLED | DIRECTIONAL
PRODUCT SPECS
CCT
2963K
CRI
81.2
TEST LABORATORY
Intertek
REPORT NUMBER
102171228CHI-001
DIMENSIONS
3" x 3" x 8"
ENERGY STAR
In process
AVAILABILITY
Available now; go to
www.lbllighting.com to
find a retailer near you.
JUDGES’ COMMENTS
This track head has a polished
design that provides beautiful,
warm light with the added
benefit of being easy to adjust. It
has high CRI and is a great use
of LED technology, with carefully
designed optics and great light
distribution for its small size.
Winner
LBL Lighting
Auri
Designer: Dennis Beard
The ultra-modern Auri head by LBL Lighting is inspired by consumer electronic earbuds.
This fixture features a powerful proprietary oval-shaped LED light source, optimized
through use of an internal reflector. It rotates 360°, pivots 350° and includes an
eight–watt, 350 lumens, 80 CRI 3000K LED module.
CONTACT
LBL Lighting
7400 Linder Avenue
Skokie, Illinois 60077
847-626-6300
www.lbllighting.com
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LED & OLED | DIRECTIONAL
PRODUCT SPECS
WATTAGE
12.39 watts
LIGHT OUTPUT
860.2 lumens
EFFICACY
69.43 lumens/watt
CCT
3000K
CRI
80
Honorable Mention
Tech Lighting ELEMENT®
Build-Your-Own Multiples
The uniquely modular ELEMENT® LED Build-Your-Own Multiples by Tech Lighting place
ultimate flexibility in the hands of lighting designers by utilizing a highly configurable
and expandable grid frame system. From simple shapes to complicated "X" arrays,
Build-Your-Own Multiples LED spot modules are placed into the recessed grid structure
to create the desired lighting configuration and effect. Metal plaster plates and frame
blanks allow the entire system to be mudded in for a completely seamless appearance.
Below the ceiling, optional flangeless trims are available in white, black or satin nickel—
and square or round apertures. The trimless (open) option has an uncommonly attractive,
sleek look below the ceiling without the use of additional trims. Both trimmed and open
housings are available in white or black.
The
ELEMENT®
Build-Your-Own Multiples have tool-free 35-degree tilt and 360-degree
rotation spot aiming and locking systems, which maintain full center beam candle power
at all tilt angles.
TEST LABORATORY
Intertek
REPORT NUMBER
101518786CHI-053D
DIMENSIONS
12" x 12" x 6"
ENERGY STAR
In process
AVAILABILITY
Available now. Go to www.
element-lighting.com to find a
sales representative near you.
JUDGES’ COMMENTS
The adjustability of this system
is excellent, it’s nice and easy to
position the lights depending on
the application.
CONTACT
while being ideal for tall ceiling installations requiring high light capacity. Each LED spot
module is available in multiple color temperatures, CRI and beam spreads, and produces
www.element-lighting.com
generating very high levels of illumination for a small, focused area—such as corners—
1050 lumens while consuming just 12.5 watts.
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WATTAGE
9.33 watts
LIGHT OUTPUT
855 lumens
EFFICACY
91.69 lumens/watt
CCT
3391K
CRI
81.4
TEST LABORATORY
Intertek
REPORT NUMBER
101518786CHI-078
DIMENSIONS
6" x 6" x 26"
Honorable Mention
Tech Lighting ELEMENT®
Merge Recessed Linear System
Designer: Sean Lavin
ENERGY STAR
In process
Creating a continuous, uninterrupted line of beautiful glare-free LED indirect light, the
ELEMENT® Merge Recessed Linear System by Tech Lighting inconspicuously places light
ELEMENT® by Tech Lighting
7400 Linder Ave.
Skokie, Illinois 60077
847-410-4400
Because the spot modules can be configured in tight patterns, they’re capable of
PRODUCT SPECS
AVAILABILITY
where it’s needed without drawing attention to the fixture itself. Via the Merge FreeJack,
Available now. Go to www.
element-lighting.com to find a
sales representative near you.
more than 80 Tech Lighting pendants and more than 25 Tech Lighting spot heads can be
JUDGES’ COMMENTS
The modular system provides
various functionality by
providing layers of light. This is
a breakthrough design; it’s very
innovative and provides terrific
light distribution.
CONTACT
added directly into the channel at any point along its concealed low-voltage bus system
for simultaneous accent or task illumination.
Whether being used to highlight architectural elements or deliver well-controlled general
illumination, the ELEMENT® Merge puts the focus on the room. Static white (2700K, 3000K
or 3500K), programmable white (2700K to 4000K), or RGB lines of uniform LED light can
be designed to make same-plane 900 turns or perpendicular transitions from ceiling to
wall for enhanced design interest.
The main linear channel is static white with multiple CRI and color temperature options.
Two styles of spot heads—Gimbal or Drop-down—for accent and task lighting can be
ELEMENT® by Tech Lighting
7400 Linder Avenue
Skokie, Illinois 60077
847-410-4400
and beam spread options, each producing 830 delivered lumens while consuming just
www.element-lighting.com
within the Merge channel.
integrated directly into the system and are available in multiple CRI, color temperature
nine watts. The Gimbal heads do not require the Merge Freejack, as they’re mounted
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LED & OLED | LIGHT ENGINES
LED & OLED | RETROFIT KITS
BRINGING EFFICIENT LIGHTING TO THE CONTRACTOR MARKET
In 2015, Lighting for Tomorrow placed increased emphasis on Contractor Lighting to address a price barrier that exists
for products intended for the commodity, contractor, and new construction markets.
Builders and remodelers often convey to energy efficiency program administrators that the product price point is the
determining factor when considering solid state lighting (SSL) fixtures for new construction or retrofitting projects,
even with efficiency program incentives. To address these price concerns, Lighting for Tomorrow sought contractor
commodity lighting products priced under $50 for the 2015 competition and evaluated them as a separate category.
One product for this important market was recognized by the 2015 judging
panel, detailed below.
PRODUCT SPECS
WATTAGE
9.77 watts
LIGHT OUTPUT
537 lumens
EFFICACY
53 lumens/watt
EFFICACY
69.94 lumens/watt
CRI
96.3
TEST LABORATORY
Intertek
REPORT NUMBER
102210129CRT-001
DIMENSIONS
7.28"
MaxLite
LED Adjustable Downlight Retrofit
with Sunset Dimming
Designer: Aymen Chami
MaxLite’s Adjustable Downlight Retrofits with Sunset Dimming are an LED upgrade
solution that provides endless lighting design possibilities for residential, retail and
ENERGY STAR
In process
AVAILABILITY
Available in early 2016
JUDGES’ COMMENTS
The sunset dimming is a great
feature of this contractor
lighting product.
CONTACT
lens rotates up to 355 degrees, and tilts up to 30 degrees vertically, for limitless accent
Amy Silver
MaxLite
12 York Avenue
West Caldwell, New Jersey
07006
973-244–7300
lighting possibilities, even in damp locations.
www.MaxLite.com
commercial interiors. Designed to fit standard five- and six-inch recessed housings,
the downlight retrofits swivel and tilt to create beautiful, custom directional lighting for
wall art, sculptures, product displays, and surface tops such as counters or tables. The
Offered in a warm white 2700K color temperature, the LED retrofits offer sunset dimming
capabilities down to five percent (1600K) and work with a wide variety of triac controls.
MaxLite Adjustable Downlight Retrofits provide 520 lumens of light, equivalent to that of
a 40–watt BR30 lamp, but consume just 10 watts of power for energy efficient illumination
that lasts 35,000 hours.
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WATTAGE
7.71 watts
LIGHT OUTPUT
517 lumens
CCT
2548K
Honorable Mention
PRODUCT SPECS
CCT
2945K
CRI
84.81
TEST LABORATORY
CSA Group
REPORT NUMBER
70030776
DIMENSIONS
1" x 1" x 2"
ENERGY STAR
Not applicable
AVAILABILITY
Special Award: Innovation
Available now; go to
www.techlighting.com or
www.lbllighting.com to find a
lighting showroom near you.
Generation Brands
LED Bi-Pin Replacement Module
JUDGES’ COMMENTS
Designer: Generation Brands in partnership with SORAA®
One of the first low-voltage bi-pin
replacements in the market, and
provides an optimum solution
for fixture manufacturers
looking to incorporate a LED
light source. In particular, this
replacement module provides
good color rendering and
superior light output.
The proprietary LED Bi-Pin Replacement Module by Generation Brands (in partnership
with SORAA®) is backward compatible into standard G4, GU5.3, or GY6.35 base
halogen or xenon incandescent bi-pin lamp sockets—making it a simple plug and
play solution with virtually all existing halogen and xenon bi-pin pendants. Its
proprietary custom lens produces both task and side output for uniform illumination.
Offering a warm aesthetic and outstanding full spectrum color rendering, both
versions consume just eight watts, with the 3000K, 80 CRI version producing 500
CONTACT
Generation Brands
7400 Linder Avenue
Skokie, Illinois 60077
847-410-4400
lumens and the 2700K, 95 CRI version producing 375 lumens. This module has
smooth dimming down to less than 10 percent with both magnetic and electronic
transformers; it also has a 35,000-hour life to L70 plus a five-year warranty.
www.generation-brands.com
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WATTAGE
16.2 watts
LIGHT OUTPUT
1684.4 lumens
EFFICACY
103.9 lumens/watt
CCT
2703K
CRI
81.2
TEST LABORATORY
GE Nela Park Product Testing
REPORT NUMBER
PTLED15E24148B1-3 VBD
DIMENSIONS
5.24"
ENERGY STAR
Expected October 2015
Winner
GE Lighting
Soft White LED 30-70-100W
Replacement 3-Way Bulb
Developed for use in three-way table lamp fixtures, GE’s 3-Way bulb provides three levels
of omni-directional soft, warm light for maximum flexibility—low for mood lighting and
maximum energy savings, high for task lighting. This traditional A21 3-way LED bulb
exceeds incandescent replacement in lumens. For comparison, incandescent lumens are
305/995/1300 vs. LED 3-Way with 400/1050/1600.
AVAILABILITY
Available soon
at major retailers
JUDGES’ COMMENTS
This LED 3-Way bulb is the first
of its kind, fulfilling an important
market need. This lamp offers
energy savings while meeting
seniors needs for increased and
easily adjustable light levels.
CONTACT
Megan Lavelle
Communications Lead –
North America Consumer
GE Lighting
1975 Noble Road, NELA Park
East Cleveland, Ohio 44112
216-266-9702
LED & OLED | REPLACEMENT LAMPS
LED & OLED | REPLACEMENT LAMPS
PRODUCT SPECS
PRODUCT SPECS
WATTAGE
16.4 watts
LIGHT OUTPUT
1635.1 lumens
EFFICACY
99.7 lumens/watt
CCT
2696K
CRI
80.9
TEST LABORATORY
GE Nela Park Product Testing
REPORT NUMBER
PTLED15E25056A VBU
DIMENSIONS
5.3"
ENERGY STAR
Yes
AVAILABILITY
Honorable Mention
Available now
GE Lighting
JUDGES’ COMMENTS
100W Replacement General Purpose Bulb
This product provides
admirable light output and
fulfills the market need for
100 watt-equivalent LED bulbs.
GE’s LED 100W Replacement General Purpose Bulb uses only 16 watts to provide 1600
CONTACT
lumens. At 100 lumens per watt, this LED bulb is highly efficient, and also has a long life
of 25,000 hours. Additionally, it provides a soft white light at 2700 Kelvins and is also
dimmable. It is the perfect bulb for all general purpose lighting needs.
Megan Lavelle
Communications Lead –
North America Consumer
GE Lighting
1975 Noble Road, NELA Park
East Cleveland, Ohio 44112
216-266-9702
www.gelighting.com
www.gelighting.com
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WATTAGE
10.65 watts
LIGHT OUTPUT
843.23 lumens
EFFICACY
79.17 lumens/watt
CCT
2791K
CRI
92.3
TEST LABORATORY
BEST Test Service
Shenzhen Co., LTD
REPORT NUMBER
BTR66.181.14.0043.38
DIMENSIONS
3.74" x 4.52"
Honorable Mention
GREEN CREATIVE
BR30 CLOUD 11W High CRI GU24 Lamp
ENERGY STAR
Yes
AVAILABILITY
Available now
JUDGES’ COMMENTS
GREEN CREATIVE’s BR30 CLOUD 11W High CRI GU24 Lamp features the revolutionary CLOUD
design. At just four ounces, this ENERGY STAR certified lamp provides industry-leading
efficacy, while using 35 percent less material than previous generations. This dimmable
65W equivalent has typical CRI 92, R9 60 and R13 95 values for applications that demand
crisp and vibrant colors. This product is available in 2700K and is suitable for use in
totally enclosed fixtures.
The unique form factor of this
product is very appealing,
especially for younger consumers.
In addition to the appearance, the
light is "lighter and brighter" with
a high CRI.
CONTACT
GREEN CREATIVE
220 South Spruce Avenue,
Suite 203
South San Francisco, California
94080
866-774-5433
LED & OLED | REPLACEMENT LAMPS
LED & OLED | REPLACEMENT LAMPS
PRODUCT SPECS
PRODUCT SPECS
WATTAGE
2.90 watts
LIGHT OUTPUT
223.78 lumens
EFFICACY
74.853 lumens/watt
CCT
2686K
CRI
92.7
TEST LABORATORY
Bay Area Compliance Labs Corp.
REPORT NUMBER
RSZ141022507-10-3000
DIMENSIONS
4.5" x 1.38"
ENERGY STAR
Yes
AVAILABILITY
Available now; go to
www.civilight-na.com to locate
a sales representative.
JUDGES’ COMMENTS
The unique design and remarkable
engineering enables this LED light
bulb to emit pure, white light with
the transparence and luminosity of
traditional incandescent lighting.
Special Award: Engineering
Civilight
Professional 3W Crystal Candelabra
Designer: Civilight’s Patented Optical Design
Civilight’s ENERGY STAR qualified Professional LED 3–watt crystal clear candelabra
boasts a patented optical clear cover creating an elegant ambiance in chandeliers,
decorative lighting fixtures, and wall sconces in residential, commercial, and hospitality
applications. Approved for use in enclosed fixtures, this dimmable bulb replaces up to a
25–watt incandescent bulb.
CONTACT
Civilight North America
522 Buxton Grant Drive
Cary, North Carolina 27519
919-234-0853
www.civilight-na.com
www.greencreative.com
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AVAILABILITY
Available through retail
channels at any of our
lighting showrooms, supply
houses, and other partners.
CONTACT
Bulbrite
145 West Commercial Avenue
Moonachie, New Jersey 07074
201-531-5900
Images courtesy of Bulbrite
USHERING A VINTAGE STYLE INTO THE LED ERA
Bulbrite
LED Filament
Series
www.bulbrite.com/nostalgic
In 2015, Lighting for Tomorrow targeted visible-filament decorative LED lamps as part of the
competition to address a growing market segment and energy savings opportunity. These bulbs
go by many names, including decorative, vintage, architectural, LED filament, and designer. Such
lamps are often featured by home décor retailers with target markets typically being restaurants,
hospitality and event spaces, and homeowners. While the market share of these "decorative" or
"designer" lamps is relatively small, a significant opportunity exists to improve the efficiency of
such products with LED technology.
While the judges didn’t identify a specific product for an award in 2015, they did want to recognize
the manufacturers entering this product category, as well as the significant improvements
that have been made to LED visible-filament lamps currently on the market. By highlighting the
efforts made by Bulbrite, MaxLite and Satco, Lighting for Tomorrow hopes to see continued product
improvements for the 2016 competition.
AVAILABILITY
MaxLite LED Filament Lamps are
expected to be available through
several major retailers this fall.
Go to MaxLite.com or contact
973-244-7300 for
more information.
CONTACT
MaxLite
LED Filament
Lamps
MaxLite
12 York Avenue
West Caldwell, New Jersey 07006
973-244-7300
www.MaxLite.com
Lighting for Tomorrow also asked these manufacturers for insights as to why these types of lamps
can’t meet the ENERGY STAR criteria. What we learned is that LED filaments provide directional
light and are positioned in the lamp to provide more light output from the sides and less light
from the top of the bulb. As a result, these visible-filament style bulbs are not able to meet the light
distribution requirements for omnidirectional lamps. Manufacturers explained that an upward
AVAILABILITY
Available now through lighting
showrooms, electrical distributors
and hardware stores.
facing filament could address the light distribution issue, but it would compromise the look of the
bulb such that the lamp would no longer mimic the historic bare filament incandescent. In addition,
some of these visible filament lamps are being offered in warmer color temperatures (2200K) than
what is allowed by the current ENERGY STAR Lamp Criteria. It’s important to note that these products
are highly energy efficient and Lighting for Tomorrow is hopeful they can become ENERGY STAR
certified under a future version of the criteria.
Satco Products
LED Filament Lamps
CONTACT
Brian Brandes
Satco Products, Inc.
110 Heartland Boulevard
Brentwood, New York 11717
800-257-2826
www.satco.com
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LED & OLED | REPLACEMENT LAMPS
LED & OLED | REPLACEMENT LAMPS
Special Group Recognition Award:
LED Filament-Style Lamps
LIGHTING CONTROLS
Lighting Controls
The ways that lighting controls are made, used, and integrated
into today’s residential lighting systems are changing rapidly.
No longer is a lighting control simply a switch or dimmer;
it’s an integral part of the lighting system that expands
functionality, enhances appearance and, more recently, helps
reduce lighting energy use. A particular challenge for control
manufacturers is the growing need to dim and control mixed
loads in lighting situations where incandescent, fluorescent,
and LED light sources are used together. Fortunately, new
industry standards are making the task of matching controls
to fixtures easier, and this year’s control products proved to
be smarter than ever before, displaying features such as
self-calibration to maximize dimming performance and
Internet integration to mesh with the growing use of mobile
apps and personal communication devices.
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LIGHTING CONTROLS
LIGHTING CONTROLS
Honorable Mention
PRODUCT SPECS
DIMENSIONS
1.75" x 4.19" x 1.77"
Winner
Legrand
adorne® Tru-Universal SofTap Dimmer
Designers: Keith Falkenberg, Anthony Testani, David Finlay, and Brian Mueller
With Legrand’s patented Tru-Universal dimming technology, the adorne SofTapTM
dimmer works with any dimmable load, including all types of LEDs—no compatibility
AVAILABILITY
Available at premium
lighting showrooms;
see www.legrand.us
JUDGES’ COMMENTS
The dimmer provides great
functionality and value in
addition to being very easy to
use. The visual appearance of the
dimmer itself is also attractive
for residential spaces.
chart required! The dimmer automatically sets itself to the connected load, eliminating
annoying flicker, pop-ons, or early drop out deficiencies. With full retail prices starting at
$49.98, the adorne SofTap dimmer is the simple answer to all your dimming needs.
CONTACT
Cameron Cole
Legrand, North America
60 Woodlawn Street
West Hartford, Connecticut
06110
407-488-5625
cameron.cole@legrand.us
www.legrand.us
PRODUCT SPECS
DIMENSIONS
4.77" x 2.28"
AVAILABILITY
fanSync™ by Fanimation is
available for purchase and
use now. The second version
of the application was
recently released for Android™
and iOS.
Designer: Nathan Frampton
fanSync™is the premier technology of its kind that allows smart technology to make its
way into the home in new ways. fanSync is a mobile application that communicates with
proprietary fanSync hardware to give the user control over various features of his or her
ceiling fan using an Apple or Android™ device. Thanks to Bluetooth® technology, many
components of the fan can be controlled through the mobile application, including the
JUDGES’ COMMENTS
speed and direction of the fan, and the uplight and downlight, if applicable. Users may
This hardware is fan-tastic! It
features a unique and clever
design (no need to worry about
losing the remote), so that it is
easy to retrofit and use, making it
able to readily handle the existing
stock of ceiling fans—all at a very
reasonable price.
also set fans on a timer or enable the home away feature. This feature sets lights to turn
CONTACT
settings for each fan.
Fanimation
10983 Bennett Parkway
Zionsville, Indiana 46077
888-567-2055
Press@Fanimation.com
fanSync hardware is currently compatible with the majority of AC fans. Moving forward,
www.Fanimation.com
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fanSync™
on at certain intervals to simulate someone being home.
fanSync is user friendly and anyone with a smart device can use it. Whether at home
or the office, fanSync allows each of your fans to be controlled by one or more devices,
always making it easy to reach maximum comfort level. fanSync even allows
multiple fans to be saved on multiple devices and enables the user to program favorite
Fanimation aims to integrate fanSync technology into new products. fanSync is not brand
specific, meaning it can be used with fans that are not Fanimation-made. The new release
of fanSync and its expanded compatibility makes it easier than ever to control your fans
and integrate smart technology into the home.
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Thank you.
We hope you enjoyed the products showcased in
this brochure and continue to support innovation
and quality in the lighting industry.
To learn more about our mission and the Lighting
for Tomorrow competition, visit:
LightingForTomorrow.com
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