Issue No. 7, 2006
Prescolite’s Magazine of Architectural Lighting Design Ideas
LED Technology
–r T6 Metal Halide Downlights
Architektu
I N S I D E
Boyd’s Bear Country
–r A4 Adjustable Downlights
Architektu
Saxon Shoes
Inn of the Mountain Gods Casino & Resort
A B O V E
&
B E Y O N D
T A B L E
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O F
C O N T E N T S
SUSTAINABLE SOURCE
LiteForms LED Cylinders and the rapidly
evolving LED technology
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HIGH & MIGHTY
– T6 Metal Halide downlights
Architektur
for high ceiling applications
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BEAR TRACKIN’
ArchiTrak Wall Wash and Gimbals
lead you through Boyd’s Bear Country,
Pigeon Forge, TN
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YOU ASKED 4 IT.
– 4 Inch
Introducing Architektur
Adjustable Downlights; the perfect
balance of efficiency and control
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SHOE SHINE
– downlights enhance the retail
Architektur
experience for Virginia shoppers
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SACRED LIGHT
Prescolite helps Inn of the Mountain Gods
Resort & Casino combine vision, ingenuity
and culture in this resort experience
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Specification Tools
Free literature from Prescolite
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ABOVE & BEYOND
LETTER
FROM THE
EDITOR
Looking back on the paths we’ve chosen, our present success comes as no surprise. But relying on the
way we’ve done things in the past doesn’t ensure success in the future. So, we’ve adopted a new outlook,
something we call ‘Above & Beyond’.
It’s not just a slogan or tag line. It’s how we run our business.
Because our rich history
is overshadowed by our bright future...
Because our products
are those that our customers and peers look up to...
Because we don’t just meet your expectations,
we go beyond them...
This is our vision. We reach new heights by utilizing all technological resources in the development
of leading products, by providing our customers with valued solutions and by maintaining a customer
focused culture.
–me reflects some of our recent Above & Beyond achievements. The development of
This issue of illu
energy-efficient technology in alignment with environmental concerns, crafting the ultimate adjustable downlight, providing a retail customer with a superior shopping environment, illuminating a grand
architectural space to produce a particular sense of peace... Prescolite is providing lighting solutions for
the most demanding challenges.
We’re taking Prescolite above and beyond...
Join us.
Rhonda Rogers, Editor-in-Chief
864-699-1409, e-mail: rrogers@prescolite.com
www.prescolite.com
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GUIDING LIGHT.
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Walk the well-lit path to innovation with Prescolite’s LED cylinders. The LD4 family provides a new
solution to achieve illumination patterns on vertical surfaces and paths of egress. Development based on
Advance® LED technology, Prescolite’s specification grade LD4 cylinders are suitable for a wide variety of
applications, including building exterior, column, and corridor
illumination where maintenance costs are of primary
concern. To learn more about Prescolite’s innovative
4” LED cylinders, visit www.prescolite.com
or call 888-PRS-4TEC.
A B O V E
&
B E Y O N D
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SUSTAINABLE SOURCE
LED technology, and where it's growing.
It is everywhere. It was born of electronics. It helps
us operate a range of devices from appliances to
televisions. It helps us control the flow of traffic on our
highways in the form of traffic and warning lights and
is used in signal lighting for automobiles. The seeds of
this technology have been taking root and growing for
decades. Now, it is blooming.
Not so much a new lighting technology as an evolving
one, Light Emitting Diodes (LEDs) are emerging
as one of the most exciting technological lighting
developments in forty years. Driven in part by a
growing focus on energy efficiency, LED development
has paralleled the increasing focus on ”green
initiatives” and the quest for sustainability.
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LEDs are part of a category called solid-state lighting (SSL),
a family of technologies that generates light from a solid
object versus a vacuum or gas tube. Solid-state lighting
includes LEDs, OLEDs (organic light emitting diodes)
and other fledgling technologies. Solid-state lighting
sources emit light by the movement of electrons through
a semiconductor. LEDs currently are more developed than
OLEDs for white-light applications.
With their exceptional qualities, LEDs show the potential
for being a disruptive technology, a term used to describe
a new technological innovation that eventually overturns
the existing dominant technology in the market. LEDs are
highly efficient. They convert 90% of input power into light
(compared with 9% with incandescent, which convert most
power to heat). They have a very long life, with most LEDs
operating 50,000 hours while maintaining 70% of initial
lumen output. They are also extremely robust, resistant to
low extremes in temperature, vibration, and breakage. Are
you starting to get the picture of why this technology is so
“cool”? LEDs operate at low voltage, which makes them
safe and easy to install. They are, of course, small in size,
offering amazing opportunities for innovative product design.
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The most exciting attribute of LED technology, is efficacy, a measure
of energy efficiency. LED efficacy has evolved to the point of catching
up with the efficacy other comparable light sources and is poised to
overtake them. LED efficacy is presently as high as 60-65 LPW (lumens
per watt), already challenging the efficacy of compact fluorescent. LED
research and development is further predicted to increase the efficacy
of the LED over the next 10 years. These developments will continue
to solidify LED’s viability for use in functional light fixtures for general,
task, and accent applications over time.
LEDs offer many benefits over conventional light sources. Among these benefits are:
• Long life - Lasts 50,000 hours at 70% lumen maintenance
• Reduced maintenance costs – Lasts 5-10 times longer than other
sources which reduces overall maintenance and lamp costs associated
with frequent replacement
• Multiple color options – White, red, amber, cyan, green, and blue
• LEDs operate at low voltage-as low as 3.5 VDC. The luminaire includes
an integral “driver” to support proper LED voltage.
• Cold starting, down to –40ºC
• Contain no mercury, thereby eliminating environmental concerns
associated with disposal
• LED light contains no ultraviolet wavelengths or infrared heat. This
makes them ideal for accenting items that are sensitive to the UV
emitted by mercury-content sources and eliminates ambient heat that
would otherwise burden HVAC equipment
• LEDs can be fully dimmed without any effect on their color
• LEDs are focused and positively directed, making them a highly efficient
alternative to omni-directional sources such as compact fluorescent
and non-reflector based incandescent and metal halide sources
• Available in predetermined beam spreads
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Prescolite has been actively pursuing this amazing technology. A line of
wall mount cylinders called LD4 was recently introduced that utilizes
a cluster of six 1W LEDs. These fixtures are among the first to viably
use LEDs for functional lighting applications, virtually eliminating
maintenance costs for high-end jobs while still delivering the required
light levels in general, egress, and accent applications. While they are
shipped standard with white LEDs, the LD4 series offers many LED color
choices in down or up/down and smooth or finned extruded aluminum
housing profiles. These cutting edge additions to the LiteForms™ family
are the perfect accent for architectural interiors or exteriors. The white
LED versions are equipped with a lens assembly that contains a Solite
softening/spread lens to smooth the beam, and a light rose quartz lens
for color correction. All components are inherently non-corrosive and
the fixtures are rated for wet locations.
Prescolite is proud to be one of the first manufacturers in the industry
to develop functional lighting that utilizes this ”green” technology and
remains on the forefront with more LED products on the way. Whether
LEDs are truly a disruptive technology or simply an additive one
remains to be seen. But rest assured, LEDs have caught the industry’s
attention as not only a source of light, but one of innovation and
value. LED technology promises to continue to emerge and present
customers with incredible solutions.
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SPECIFICATION INFORMATION
LD4
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HOUSING
HOUSING STYLE
ORIENTATION
LED COLOR
FINISH
LD4
4” Housing
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Smooth
D
Down
W
White
WH
White
F
Finned
UD
Up/Down
B
Blue
BL
Black
R
Red
Z
Zet Metallic
Silver
C
Cyan
Z
G
Green
A
Amber
Contact Technical Support for Up/Down Cylinders in 2 colors.
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HIGH & MIGHTY
Introducing Prescolite’s Vertical T6 Metal Halide Downlights
Some of the most beautiful environments in architecture occur in spaces
with high ceilings, opening upward in dramatic fashion. This drama is
fostered not only by the walls and ceilings themselves, but by the light that
fills that space.
Prescolite’s new vertical T6 metal halide downlights are ideal for high
ceiling applications and are a natural compliment to atriums and lobbies
in environments such as retail spaces, shopping malls, hotels, airport
terminals, conference centers, and churches.
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The new T6 metal halide downlights are an
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expansion to Prescolite's Architektu
of architectural-grade downlights. These new
products utilize the T6 ceramic metal halide,
G12 bi-pin base lamp, which is most noted for
a high color rendering index (CRI) of mid 80s to
low 90s, exceptional color stability of +/– 100K
over rated life, compact size, UV control, 12,000
hour lamp life, and high efficacy (up to 94 LPW).
Downlight housings are shipped with specified
beam optics pre-installed in the housing with
available spot (10º), medium (25º), or flood
(40º) distributions. The lower reflector can
be specified in any standard Alzak color and
a variety of finish options including American
Matte, haze, specular, or semi-specular. T6
downlights are ideal for many retail and public
applications where high ceilings are utilized,
high LPW requirements exist, and access for
lamp replacement is limited.
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Virtual Source® optical system provides excellent glare control and low brightness
Available in 10º spot, 25º medium, and 40º flood distributions
6" and 8" apertures
39W, 70W and 150W lamps
Electronic ballast standard
Ballast accessible from below ceiling
Lamp is accessible from above and below the ceiling for easy replacement
Universal adjustable mounting bracket accommodates 1/2" EMT conduit, lathing
channel (by others), B24 or B6 bar hangers (sold separately)
• UL & CSA listed. Suitable for wet locations and thru wiring. Non-IC rated
• Tempered glass softening lens prevents lamp fragments from leaving fixture in the
event of a lamp rupture and provides smooth light distribution
INTERNAL
ALUMINUM
HEAT SINK
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–r T6 metal halide downlights include an internal aluminum heat
Architektu
sink. Highly conductive, the heat sink draws heat away from the socket
and improves lamp life. Additionally, because the heat sink is precision
machined, the location of the lamp remains stable and precise to ensure
consistent optical distribution.
ORDERING EXAMPLE: RHD639T6EB120VSPQRST6T4/6CGTRG
SPECIFICATION INFORMATION
HOUSING
RHD6
39
T6
TRIM
EB
120V
SP
QR
ST6T4/6
MFC
CG
TRG
HOUSING
WATTAGE LAMP
BALLAST
VOLTAGE
DISTRIBUTION
OPTIONS
REFLECTOR
REFLECTOR FINISH
REFLECTOR COLOR
REFLECTOR OPTIONS
RHD6
6"
RHD8
8"
39W
EB
Electronic
Ballast
120V
SP
10º Spot
QR
Quartz
restrike
ST6T4/6
6" Specular clear Alzak
BLANK
Specular or Painted
BLANK
Clear Alzak
TRG
Trim ring gasket
MFC
American Matte
CG
Champagne Gold Alzak
WT
Painted white trim flange
SS
Semi-Specular
PW
Pewter Alzak
HZ
Haze (Diffused
& Buffed)
BL
Black Alzak*
70W
150W
T6
277V
MD
25º Medium
FL
40º Flood*
*8" only
DCB
Auxiliary
Socket
ST8T4/6
8" Specular clear Alzak
FSDFA
Fuse kit
installed
at factory
LP
Philips Lamp provided
WE
Wheat Alzak
LW
Light Wheat Alzak
WC
White Painted Reflector
BC
Black Painted Reflector*
*Not to be used with flood distributions
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BEAR TRACKIN’
ArchiTrak luminaires shed light on bear country.
Located at the foot of the Smokey Mountain National
Park, Pigeon Forge, Tennessee, is a mountain getaway
where vacationers come to bask in the natural beauty of
the Smokey Mountains, hike, raft, and play. Among the
attractions, restaurants, and hotels, one retail location
stands above the rest; literally.
Tied with its sister location in Gettysburg, PA, one
of the world’s biggest teddy bear stores, Boyd’s Bear
Country is a massive, 100,000 square-foot barn style
building that houses an incredible selection of world
renowned bears and other goodies. It is laden with
local country charm and whimsey.
Boyd’s Bear Country is impressively perched on a
hill overlooking town. The large scale of the building
becomes apparent as it is approached. Entering
through the main entrance, the visitor emerges into
a dramatic 3-story atrium recalling the hugeness
of the surrounding mountains with exposed beams
and a stone fireplace running the full height of the
atrium. Not only does the building serve to show case
the bears, it offers a full service restaurant on the
basement floor where guests can indulge in a number
of home-cooked selections.
Needless to say, the place is huge (the weather
vane on the above photo is 6' tall) and it is filled to
the rim with bears of every kind and variety. Visitors
find themselves discovering a new, uniquely themed
section around every corner.
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A building of this scale requires lighting that is
flexible enough to accommodate ever-changing pointof-purchase arrangements and a constant flow of
new teddy bear designs and promotional techniques.
Prescolite’s agent in neighboring Knoxville,
Factory Sales Agency, proposed a fixture solution
to compliment the rich retail experience of the
Boyd’s Bears brand. At the heart of this package
was Prescolite’s Architrak family of track lighting.
This project was executed according to the emerging
design/build methodology as a collaboration between
LSC Design of York, PA (architecture lighting
designer), I.C. Thomasson (electrical engineer), and
Factory Sales (agent) of Knoxville. The main retail
spaces are dominated by a black open grid ceiling.
A large quantity of Prescolite Architrak fixtures were
needed to illuminate a space this scale; 4800 feet of
track and 700 heads are incorporated into the ceiling
grid adding visual excitement to the subspaces and
varying themes of the environment.
The perimeter of each floor utilizes Architrak
compact fluorescent wall washers to provide uniform
vertical illumination on the displays. Installed
throughout the interior ceiling sections, Architrak
PAR 30 incandescent gimbals accent the feature
points of each display. This combination of Architrak
fixtures harmonizes to provide consistent and
balanced light levels. Columbia 2' X 2' fluorescent
parabolic troffers are also incorporated into the open
ceiling grid for uniform ambient lighting.
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LiteBox Frames downlights with specular clear multiplier reflectors provide
the uniform distribution required to create a comfortable atmosphere in
areas with enclosed ceilings and at the entrance to the store.
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ArchiTrak Gimbal heads are also uniquely utilized above the two tiers of
escalators to provide for circulation illumination and to accent wall murals.
The balance of ambient and accent light and flexibility provided by Prescolite
products accents the unique architecture of Boyd's Bears Pigeon Forge to
bring the store… and the bears… to life.
PROJECT SPECS
Project:
Client:
Architect/Lighting Designer:
Construction Manager:
Electrical Engineer:
General Contractor:
Electrical Contractor:
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Boyd’s Bear Country
Boyd’s Bears
LSC Design
Kinsley Construction
I.C. Thomasson
Rouse Construction
Advent Electrical
PRESCOLITE PRODUCTS
AKTGP30
ArchiTrak PAR 30 Gimbal
AKTHLC240
ArchiTrak Wall Wash
F40BX Lamp
LBFI600-TO602C
6" Commercial Incandescent
Downlight
LBFT642-TO602C
6" Commercial Compact
Fluorescent Downlight
DESIGNER BIOS
Rob A. Kinsley II, AIA, President
LSC Design
York, Pennsylvania
www.lscdesign.com
Craig E. Campbell, Project Manager
LSC Design
York, Pennsylvania
www.lscdesign.com
Rob Kinsley has literally ‘grown up’ in the building industry. As one of five
sons in a York County construction family, Rob has witnessed and participated
in the phenomenal growth of his father’s firm, Kinsley Construction, Inc.
Having worked in the field with the many trades, Rob built on this experience
and turned to designing buildings. Rob received a dual undergraduate degree
in Fine Arts and Anthropology from Colorado College and went on to receive
his Masters of Architecture from the University of Pennsylvania. Rob currently
leads a 70-person design firm in York, Pennsylvania.
Craig Campbell has over 19 years of experience in architectural design of
a multitude of building types. Craig’s commitment to a project begins with
the concept drawings and ends after the paint is dry. His involvement with
a project is whole-hearted and thorough; his team is responsible for the
production of architectural drawings, construction details, and, very often,
construction phase services. Detail oriented, Craig is always on the lookout
for new and better ways to detail a building and to produce drawings which
more clearly communicate his intentions to the contractors.
As the President of LSC Design, Inc., Rob is responsible for overseeing
the firm’s design work and serves as a coordinator on many of the larger
projects. Rob sees each and every project as an opportunity to use his
experience to find creative and supportive solutions. Rob has developed a
poised, hands-on approach in designing and coordinating all types of design
teams through all types of projects.
Craig has extensive experience producing documents geared toward either
the design-bid or design-build approach to building. He is currently an
associate member of the American Institute of Architects and a board-eligible
architect.
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YOU ASKED 4 IT
It began with a simple question: “what do you want?”
and ended with the introduction of the ultimate adjustable
downlight, the A4.
For a lighting designer, the luminaire selection process is the
search for the perfect blend of desired attributes. Rarely is this
blend more important and more challenging than in an adjustable
downlight. Unlike static downlights, adjustables must move,
which adds an entirely new dimension of considerations to the
specification process. Historically, each adjustable downlight
has offered its own “best of class” feature, thereby garnering
favor with one specifier or another. But none have pulled it all
together… until now.
An exhaustive process of research, prototyping, iterative
customer feedback, and design synthesis followed,
–r A4 small aperture
culminating in Prescolite’s new Architeku
adjustable downlight.
Adjustable downlights are essentially about flexibility.
Lamps can be selected in a variety of types, wattages, and
beam spreads, aimed vertically and rotationally, fitted with
a variety of optical and shielding media, and controlled by a
variety of trim types.
Based on a customer-centric approach to product development,
Prescolite set out to develop the ultimate adjustable downlight
that combines all of the best architectural features in one
product. Early research revealed the important attributes already
available in various existing products. More importantly, this
research also revealed the gaps where the wishes of the designer
remained unfulfilled.
So, what do lighting designers want in a small aperture adjustable
downlight? There’s only one way to find out: ask. The answers that
poured forth painted an early picture of what would become the
A4, with key attributes falling into four areas:
• Breadth of offering
• Appearance, adjustability & optics
• Commissioning
• Maintenance
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A4 offers nearly unlimited flexibility with low voltage MR16
and AR70 and line voltage PAR16 and PAR 20 lamps up to
75W. To maintain a visually discreet ceiling appearance,
A4’s aperture is precisely 4.0". Ceilings up to 1" thick can
be accommodated and a shallow housing is available for
tight spots, allowing A4 to be used even in such challenging
applications as historical refurbishment projects. A4’s
range of aiming is also the widest available; 0º-45º vertically
and 0º-362º rotationally to support almost any application
geometry. Vertical aiming is accomplished using translating
center beam optics, whereby the lamp is translated closer
to the aperture as the aiming angle increases, while
maintaining the center of the beam at the center of the
aperture. The result is superior beam definition, efficiency,
and appearance.
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”We wanted to get inside the head of the
lighting designer and architect and find out
what kind of luminaire would result if they
could have the best of all worlds in a small
aperture adjustable downlight.”
Ron Newbold
Prescolite Product Manager
While most adjustable accent lights can only accommodate
one lens, A4’s MR16 models can accept up to two lenses,
filters or baffles standard, with an optional adapter to
accommodate the rare need for three such media. A variety
of trim types including open reflector, baffle, slot, pinhole,
eyeball, lensed wall wash, mirror super adjustable, and
framing projector complete the offering for even more
flexibility.
Since most designers feel that their projects bear
their name, the job must remain as commissioned
over time. Relamping the A4 does not disturb aiming
and can be accomplished from below the ceiling or
even from above without the need for tools. A housing
re-lamp label can also be checked at the time of
commissioning, indicating to the maintenance staff
what lamp wattage, beam spread, and manufacturer
should be used.
Many lighting designers commission their own jobs by
lamping and aiming the luminaires themselves. Several A4
features support the desire for easy commissioning. “Hot”
aiming allows the luminaire to be aimed while the trim is in
place and the lamp is energized so that the beam pattern can
be observed. Fixtures can also be consistently pre-aimed
either before or after installation by sighting vertical aiming
angle markers tooled into the product. Vertical and rotational
aiming can also be locked in place without the need for tools.
So, what makes the ultimate adjustable downlight? It
starts with listening to the lighting designer. It ends
with Prescolite’s A4.
TOOL-LESS VERTICAL AIMING LOCK
Vertical aiming can be locked without the need for tools.
TOOL-LESS HORIZONTAL AIMING LOCK
The rotational aiming mechanism can be
locked without the need for tools.
45º VERTICAL AIMING
WITH VISUAL AIMING MARKERS
Superior vertical aiming and
visual aim position verification
for all lamp types.
HORIZONTAL ADJUSTMENT RING
WITH 362º ROTATIONAL AIMING
A4 housings provide rotational aiming
beyond 360º up to 362º, the most flexible in the industry.
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45º
45° VERTICAL AIMING
TOOL-LESS TOP RELAMPING
Superior vertical adjustment for ALL lamp types. The
The A4 allows easy, tool-less top access in
aiming mechanism has cast angle indicators to allow
applications where use of a scissor lift, boom, or
aiming of multiple fixtures at precisely the same angle
ladder is difficult, expensive, and/or impossible.
for consistent appearance and performance.
362° HORIZONTAL AIMING
TOOL-LESS LOCKING
All A4 housings provide rotational aiming up to 362°,
Vertical and rotational
the widest range available in the industry.
aiming mechanisms can
be locked without the need
362º
for tools.
HOT AIMING
Aiming an adjustable downlight is best done while
illuminated. The A4 aiming mechanism accepts a
standard slotted screwdriver to allow vertical aiming
while the trim is in place and the lamp is illuminated.
Once aimed, the trim can be dropped to full extension
of the torsion springs, locked down, and simply pushed
back into place.
ROTATIONAL
CENTER BEAM
RELAMP WITHOUT
DISTURBING AIMING
TRANSLATING CENTER BEAM OPTICS
Because A4’s aiming mechanism and trim are
maintain the position of the lamp’s beam center at the center of the aperture at all
Unlike less sophisticated aiming mechanisms, A4’s translating center beam optics
independent of each other, relamping will not
aiming angles and also translate the lamp closer to the aperture at extreme aiming.
disturb aiming. This feature assures the designer
The result is increased efficiency, superior beam pattern with no truncation, no
that the job will remain as commissioned as it is
reflector flash, and no view into the housing.
maintained over time.
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TRANSLATING
CENTER BEAM
A4 adjustable downlights have the most
features as standard than any other
downlight in its category. Take a look
at why A4 is the new standard in small
aperture downlights.
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With a wide variety of trim types, finishes, and colors,
A4 satisfies a full range of design requirements.
ORDERING EXAMPLE: A4MR3DM
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SPECIFICATION INFORMATION
HOUSING
A4MR
TRIM
3DM
4C1
HOUSING MODEL
TRIM
A4MR
Standard
MR16 housing
(75W Max.)
4C1
Alzak reflector cone (MR)
4C2
Alzak reflector cone (AR/PAR)
4B1
Baffle (MR)
4B2
Baffle (AR/ PAR)
4W1
Alzak Lensed Wallwash (MR)
4W2
Alzak Lensed Wallwash
(AR/PAR)
4S1
Slot (MR)
4S2
Slot (AR/PAR)
4P1
Pinhole Spot (MR)
4P2
Pinhole Spot (AR/PAR)
4E1
Eyeball (MR)
4E2
Eyeball (AR)
4E3
Eyeball (PAR16)
4F1
Framing Projector (MR)
4M1
Mirror Super Adjustable (MR)
A4SMR
Shallow
MR16 housing
(50W Max.)
A4AR70
Standard
AR70 housing
(50W Max.)
A4PAR
Standard
PAR16/20, R20 housing
(75W Max.)
HOUSING OPTIONS
277V
277V step-down
transformer
MFC
ACCESSORIES
PW
REFLECTOR FINISH
REFLECTOR COLOR
Blank
Specular
SS
Semi-Specular
HZ
Haze
MFC
American Matte™
Blank
Clear Alzak
(Cones & Lensed Wall Wash Only)
(Cones & Lensed Wall Wash Only)
CG
Champagne Gold Alzak
WE
Wheat Alzak
LW
Light Wheat Alzak
PW
Pewter Alzak
BL
Black Alzak
BL
Black Paint (baffle, slot,
pinhole, eyeball, projector
or mirror trim)
WH
White Paint
Z
Zet Silver Paint
ZT
FLANGE FINISH
(Cones & Lensed Wall
Wash Only)
WT
White
BAT
Brushed Aluminum
BT
Black
ZT
Zet (Silver)
ACCESSORIES
B24
(2) 24" bar hangers for
T-bar ceilings
B6
(2) 24" bar hangers for
ceiling joists up to 24" centers
LV10
Linear Spread Lens
LV12
Isolation Spot (for 4F1 only)
LV17
Diffusion Lens
LV18
Hexcel Louver
LV19
Softening Lens
LV20
Mask Kit (for 4F1 only)
LV701
UV Filter
LV711
MR16 Pink Lens
LV721
MR16 Red Lens
LV731
MR16 Light Blue Lens
LV741
MR16 Blue Lens
LV751
MR16 Amber Lens
LV761
MR16 Green Lens
3MLH
MR16 3 Media Holder
RTAA4-120V
12V MR16/AR70 replacement
transformer assembly, 120V
RTAA4-277V
12V MR16/AR70 replacement
transformer assembly, 277V
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S H OE SHINE
A good fit at Saxon Shoes.
Saxon Shoe Stores is one of the largest independent
shoe stores in Virginia. As a formidable retailer,
they carry a stunning array of shoes, clothing, and
accessories that cater to sophisticated shoppers. The
Saxon retail experience is designed to showcase their
brand. Featured products are highlighted in a way
that allows customers to discover something new at
every turn.
Saxon faced a challenge. A new location was planned
for the new Short Pump Town Center, one of the
largest shopping malls in Richmond. Based on
past success, a hand-picked design/build team was
assembled and challenged to construct a premium
shoe store in record time before the holiday season.
The 26,600 square-foot store was to occupy two floors
with areas of varying focus and display objectives.
The new store had to stand out from nearby national
competitors to differentiate Saxon. It would also have
to be inviting enough to compete with the mall's
other shops and stores, all vying for a piece of the
consumer pie.
The design/build team was augmented by Carter
Adams of Lighting Virginia, Prescolite's local
representative, who had worked with the team before
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on other projects. Collaborating with Bruce Perretz
of Perretz & Young Architects, a world class design
emerged in compliance with a tight schedule.
A visitor entering the store from either side
approaches the center of the store around a
cylindrical bank of display shelves. Free-standing
arrangements of products and seating stations for
trying on merchandise also dot the central area of the
store. A checkout and display area is also centrally
located with stairs beyond that lead to the lower level.
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The design team employed Prescolite Architektu
downlights to create ambient and accent lighting
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effects in a balanced retail theme. Architektu
RHD601 6" open PAR metal halide downlights and
LiteBox Universal IBX 6" incandescent downlights
were used extensively for general lighting around
perimeter and free-standing displays. Accent
lighting was provided using LiteFrame LVH4 4" low
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voltage housings, Architektu
downlights, and Multilum MLLPAR3 recessed accent
modules. These accent elements provided
the necessary polish to the displays, amplifying,
and differentiating the product in an attractive way.
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Lighting can be employed as a powerful tool in
influencing human behavior. In this instance, the
luminance ratios produced by accent lighting draws
customer attention to merchandise while influencing
them to explore the store.
The successful execution of the Richmond Saxon
Shoe Store is a testament to the benefits of the
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design/build process to such a project. Design/build,
fast-track projects are implemented for various
reasons, but a primary benefit is time. In this
instance, the collaboration between the architect,
agent, engineer, and contractor resulted in a high
quality retail environment. With Prescolite products,
the shoes are not the only things to fit great.
DESIGNER BIO
Carter Adams
Prescolite Agent handling lighting design
Lighting Virginia
Richmond Virginia
www.lightingvirginia.com
Carter Adams is a senior partner and co-founder of Lighting Virginia. Lighting
Virginia has been in business for 25 years. Carter is the former president and
board member of Richmond IES and has had the privilege of providing lighting for
over 25 Richmond specifier offices. He is an AIA/CES education provider and AIA
associate member. He is an honors graduate with a degree in education. Lighting
Virginia has won numerous performance awards.
PROJECT SPECS
Project:
Client:
Architect:
Saxon Shoes Store
Saxon Shoes
Perretz & Young
Lighting Design:
Electrical Engineer:
General Contractor:
Electrical Contractor:
Perretz & Young & Lighting Virginia
Bohannon Stanley Associated
Canavan Construction
Tate & Hill
PRESCOLITE PRODUCTS
RHD601-100MHFE-STH602
6" Open metal halide downlight
with specular clear Alzak reflector
LVH4-LV2C
4" Low voltage adjustable
downlight with specular clear
Alzak reflector
1371-WT320
6" Adjustable PAR incandescent
downlights with specular clear
Alzak cone
MLLPAR3-TFLO3
MultiLum 3 lamp PAR recessed
accent modules
IBX-TO8
IBX-TA21
6" universal downlights, white
reflector trims and adjustable
white eyeballs
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SACRED LIGHT
The Inn of the Mountain Gods Resort & Casino shines
in the natural beauty of the Sacramento Mountains.
Nestled at the foot of the majestic Sierra Blanca Mountain in
Mescalero, New Mexico, lies an area of uncompromising beauty
that is home to the Mescalero Apache Tribe. The 720 squaremile region, considered sacred to the tribe, provides the idyllic
location for their new venture, the Inn of the Mountain Gods
Resort & Casino. The complex, situated about 200 miles south
of Albuquerque, pays homage to the Apache tribal culture and
the surrounding natural beauty while also providing luxurious,
state-of-the-art accommodations. Prescolite is proud to
feature its product line in this unique structure.
This gaming getaway of more than one million square feet
resides near the spiritual center of the Mescalero Apache
Tribe. The project was fast-tracked using design/build
methodologies requiring a diverse team of experts to execute
the vision of the Mescalero Tribal Council... in only 25 months.
The design team consisted of Worth Group Associated as
the architects, CD+M Lighting Design Group as the lighting
designer and Centex as the General Contractor, with support
from Hossley Lighting Associates, Prescolite’s Dallas
representative.
Using over 4000 fixtures and leveraging synergies with other
Hubbell Lighting companies (Columbia, Kim, Spaulding,
Hubbell Indoor and Outdoor), the lighting package
demonstrates the limitless capabilities of Hubbell’s “one
company, distinct brands” position.
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Mark Rosenberg and Shawn Whitaker of CD+M designed a
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lighting scheme featuring more than 1000 Prescolite Architektur
downlights to enliven the architecture by enhancing symbolic
tribal references, art, and surrounding natural tones. The Grand
Hall atrium, which faces the Sierra Blanca Mountain, is an
integral space that exemplifies the Mescalero Apache’s cultural
values. The focal point of the space is the large Apache burden
basket with symmetrical staircases that rise around it, directing
guests toward the facility’s central corridor. To subtly layer light
around and through this space, Prescolite LiteFrame LVH4 4”
– 1212 5” and 79X
accent lights are combined with Architektur
6” open PAR incandescent downlights, which anchor general
light levels. This combination of accent and general lighting
is also used throughout the facility to highlight tribal artwork
and architectural elements in corridors, gaming areas, and
dining facilities.
The facilities convention center provides 40,000 square feet
of flexible space that includes 11 meeting rooms. Prescolite
– 79M2 6” open PAR metal halide downlights were
Architektur
chosen to provide illumination for this functional area where
corporate events and management retreats are set against
backdrop of the pines outside.
All of the downlights used in the Inn of the Mountain Gods
project incorporate Prescolite’s exclusive Virtual Source optical
technology. Virtual Source optics produce precise 45º cutoff
to lamp and lamp image for excellent brightness control and
elimination of glare.
®
®
In an entertainment facility that includes a 34,000 square-foot
casino, a fitness center, convention facilities, various bars,
and restaurants, Prescolite fixtures were the optimal choice to
provide performance and value in this design/build project.
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PRESCOLITE PRODUCTS
LVH4 - LV5
LVH4 - LV50L
4" Low voltage adjustable
downlight with transformer and
either a pinhole spot and Solite®
glass lens trims
79M2-35MHFE-WT832
6" Open PAR metal halide downlight
with specular clear Alzak reflector
and painted white flange
PROJECT SPECS
Project:
Client:
Architect:
Lighting Designers:
General Contractor:
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Inn of the Mountain Gods Resort & Casino
Mescalero Apache Tribe
Worth Group
Mark Rosenberg, Shawn Whitaker, CD+M
Centex
79X-WT832
6" Open PAR incandescent downlight
with specular clear Alzak reflector
and painted white flange
1212-WT962
5" Open PAR incandescent downlight
with specular clear Alzak reflector
and painted white flange
DESIGNER BIOS
Marc Rosenberg, Principal
CD+M Lighting Group
Los Angeles, California
www.cdmlight.com
Shawn Whitaker, Senior Associate
CD+M Lighting Group
Los Angeles, California
www.cdmlight.com
Marc Rosenberg has been a lighting designer and theater facilities
consultant for more than 24 years. His portfolio ranges from churches
and museum exhibits to major hotel casino resorts and cruise ships.
Shawn Whitaker’s extensive background in theatrical and dance
lighting has been applied to the architectural projects and themed
attractions he has designed. His experience includes nightclubs,
casinos, theme park attractions, retail, and restaurants. As a
project manager, Mr. Whitaker has overseen renovations and new
construction, providing long-term on-site design supervision in both
domestic and international locations.
Having trained as a theatrical set and lighting designer at Cal State
Northridge and Penn State University, Mr. Rosenberg has worked as a
freelance designer and as Technical Director and Theatre Manager for
Diablo Valley College in northern California.
In 1993, after 12 years as Director of Design for a leading Los Angeles
sales agency, Mr. Rosenberg founded MARCAD Lighting Design. As
MARCAD’s owner and principal designer, he received multiple awards
for his architectural lighting design work. Mr. Rosenberg is now
principal of CD&M Lighting Group in Los Angeles, CA.
Mr. Whitaker holds a Bachelor of Fine Arts Degree in Theater,
specializing in Lighting Design from California Institute of the Arts,
Santa Clarita, California. He is an Associate Member of the Illuminating
Engineering Society of North America and a member of the Designer’s
Lighting Forum in Los Angeles. He is Lighting Certified by the National
Council for Qualified Lighting Professionals.
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Downlights, and more!
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Features Prescolite’s
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Full-color brochure and
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illume Staff:
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Photography:
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Franklin Grippe, Art Director, Contributing Writer
864-699-1347
frgippe@prescolite.com
Huff Photographic
Page 10-13
Graphic Designers:
Michael Sanchez
Contributing Writers:
Ron Newbold, Prescolite Sr. Product Manager
864-699-1353
rnewbold@prescolite.com
George Lambros Photography
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Lee Brauer Photography
Page 18-21
DVDesign Group
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Bill Foley, Prescolite VP, Brand Management
864-699-1263
bfoley@prescolite.com
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©Copyright 2006 Prescolite
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NORTHWEST, INC.
Seattle, WA
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AL • ARCHITECTURAL
LIGHTING & DESIGN
Pensacola, FL
(850) 434-3112
LIGHTING PARTNERSHIP
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Shreveport, LA
(318) 222-7474
FACTORY SALES AGENCY
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(423) 899-3724
Knoxville, TN
(865) 546-1434
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AND ASSOCIATES, INC.
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LIGHTING SYSTEMS, INC.
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O’CONNOR SALES AGENCY
San Diego
(858) 514-4000
TOTAL LIGHTING CONCEPTS, INC.
Covina
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YOUNG LIGHTING AGENCY, INC.
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CO • M/H LIGHTING ASSOCIATES, INC.
Colorado Springs
(719) 266-0050
Denver
(303) 573-0222
CR • KENCLAIRE ELECTRICAL
AGENCIES, INC. (CARRIBEAN)
Westbury, NY
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CT • VANGUARD LIGHTING, INC.
South Windsor
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DC • ONE SOURCE ASSOCIATES, INC.
Columbia, MD
(410) 309-4900
DE • DIVERSIFIED LIGHTING
ASSOCIATES, INC.
Wilmington
(302) 286-6370
FL • ARCHITECTURAL
LIGHTING & DESIGN
Pensacola
(850) 434-3112
POWER & LIGHTING SYSTEMS, INC.
Deerfield Beach
(954) 360-7608
Miami
(305) 444-8520
WESTERN FLORIDA LIGHTING, INC.
Altamonte
(407) 740-0104
Ft. Myers
(239) 590-6402
Jacksonville
(904) 332-9433
New Port Richey
(727) 733-7000
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(850) 893-6546
GA • ADVANTAGE LIGHTING &
EQUIPMENT SALES CORP.
Macon
(478) 745-8448
Statesboro
(912) 489-5471
FACTORY SALES AGENCY
Chattanooga, TN
(423) 899-3724
TAYLOR & JORDAN LIGHTING SALES
Norcross
(770) 446-2170
THE SCHNEIDER COMPANY
(803) 513-6514
Blythewood, SC
Charleston, SC
(843) 851-2355
Columbia, SC
(803) 513-5082
Greenville, SC
(864) 675-9250
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West Columbia, SC (803) 749-4223
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SALES AGENCY, INC.
Honolulu
(808) 597-1744
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OF IOWA, INC.
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(515) 965-8773
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(563) 285-2030
Iowa City
(319) 466-1677
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Omaha, NE
(402) 558-4812
LUMA SALES ASSOCIATES
Shakopee, MN
(952) 995-6500
ID • BLANKENSHIP & ASSOCIATES
Boise
(208) 322-0433
JRC, INC.
West Valley City, UT (801) 972-3970
IL • LIGHTING SOLUTIONS
OF IOWA, INC.
Ankeny, IA
(515) 965-8773
Eldridge, IA
(563) 285-2030
Iowa City, IA
(319) 466-1677
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Maryland
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Elk Grove Village
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Evansville
(812) 424-1043
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Indianapolis
(317) 951-2300
Mishawaka
(574) 255-2151
LEESMAN SALES CO., INC.
Cincinnati, OH
(513) 681-2081
LUMENATION, INC.
Louisville, KY
(502) 491-8811
SINGLE SOURCE SALES, INC.
Elk Grove Village, IL (847) 439-5030
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Overland Park
(913) 438-4546
Springfield, MO
(417) 882-2642
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(785) 266-8400
Wichita
(316) 267-2329
KY • LEESMAN SALES CO., INC.
Cincinnati, OH
(513) 681-2081
LUMENATION, INC.
Louisville
(502) 491-8811
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Shreveport
(318) 222-7474
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Burlington
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Columbia
(410) 309-4900
ME • SWANEY LIGHTING ASSOCIATES
Scarborough
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Essexville
(989) 894-1131
Ferndale
(248) 542-2200
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Grand Rapids
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Green Bay, WI
(920) 437-2069
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Moorhead
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Maryland Heights
(314) 298-7500
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Springfield
(417) 882-2642
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LIGHTING & DESIGN
Pensacola, FL
(850) 434-3112
FACTORY SALES AGENCY
Chattanooga, TN
(423) 899-3724
Knoxville, TN
(865) 546-1434
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(901) 797-9991
Nashville, TN
(615) 242-5050
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Billings
(406) 259-0619
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(336) 454-3130
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(704) 845-8555
Claremont
(828) 459-2021
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Shakopee, MN
(952) 995-6500
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Omaha
(402) 558-4812
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Colorado Springs, CO (719) 266-0050
Denver, CO
(303) 573-0222
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Exeter
(603) 778-6494
NJ • DIVERSIFIED LIGHTING
ASSOCIATES, INC.
Warminster, PA
(215) 442-0700
LIBERTY LIGHTING GROUP, INC.
Chatham
(973) 701-0600
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Dallas, TX
(214) 413-7000
Granbury, TX
(817) 573-1366
Lindale, TX
(903) 526-4550
RESOURCE LIGHTING, INC.
Albuquerque
(505) 344-2944
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West Valley City, UT (801) 972-3970
STILES & ASSOCIATES, INC.
Las Vegas
(702) 253-7373
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Long Island
(718) 361-9150
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(716) 362-3500
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(315) 437-6711
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(248) 542-2200
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Cincinnati
(513) 681-2081
LIGHTING DYNAMICS, INC.
Akron
(330) 665-9090
LIGHTING SYSTEMS OF
COLUMBUS, INC.
Hilliard
(614) 876-6722
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SOLUTIONS
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Township, PA
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Oklahoma City
(405) 235-5456
Tulsa
(918) 664-2100
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Spokane, WA
(509) 535-6006
MALCAR NW, INC.
Portland
(503) 233-8755
PA • DIVERSIFIED LIGHTING
ASSOCIATES, INC.
Allentown
(610) 434-4733
Birdsboro
(610) 582-3401
Lancaster
(717) 569-7347
Warminster
(215) 442-0700
PITTSBURGH LIGHTING
SOLUTIONS
Cranberry
Township
(724) 741-0888
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Burlington, MA
(781) 272-2300
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(803) 513-5082
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(864) 675-9250
Sullivan’s Island
(843) 200-2207
West Columbia
(803) 749-4223
UNITED ASSOCIATES LIGHTING
Charlotte, NC
(704) 845-8555
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(828) 459-2021
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Shakopee, MN
(952) 995-6500
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(817) 573-1366
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West Valley City
(801) 972-3970
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Knoxville, TN
(865) 546-1434
Memphis, TN
(901) 797-9991
Nashville, TN
(615) 242-5050
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(804) 379-7777
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(540) 344-2068
Virginia Beach
(757) 463-1100
ONE SOURCE ASSOCIATES, INC.
Columbia, MD
(410) 309-4900
VT • SWANEY LIGHTING
ASSOCIATES
South Burlington
(802) 652-5163
WA • BLANKENSHIP & ASSOCIATES, INC.
Spokane
(509) 535-6006
LIGHTING GROUP
NORTHWEST, INC.
Seattle
(206) 763-2573
MALCAR NW, INC.
Portland, OR
(503) 233-8755
WI • LUMA SALES ASSOCIATES
Shakopee, MN
(952) 995-6500
VISUAL IMPACT LIGHTING, LLC
Green Bay
(920) 437-2069
Pardeeville
(608) 209-4330
Waukesha
(262) 650-9164
WV • GORMLEY-ROWSEY
Barboursville
(304) 736-2849
GROMLEY-FARRINGTON, INC
Monroeville, PA
(412) 856-5740
ONE SOURCE ASSOCIATES, INC.
Columbia, MD
(410) 309-4900
PITTSBURGH LIGHTING
SOLUTIONS
Cranberry
Township, PA
(724) 741-0888
WY • ASSOCIATED WESTERN CO.
Billings, MT
(406) 259-0619
BLANKENSHIP & ASSOC., INC.
Boise, ID
(208) 322-0433
M/H LIGHTING ASSOCIATES, INC.
Colorado Springs, CO (719) 266-0050
Denver, CO
(303) 573-0222
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