Exposure Inc. Brings New England Design Community Closer to Award-Winning Lighting Manufacturer OAKLAND, N.J. – January 11, 2022 – Amerlux, an award-winning design-and-manufacture lighting company, announced today that it has selected Exposure Inc. as its new rep in the fast-growing New England market, effective Feb. 1. Exposure Inc. is a Boston-based lighting specification agency dedicated [...]

30-Year Lighting Veteran Looks to Continue Growing “Iconic Brand” Amerlux, an award-winning design-and-manufacture lighting company, announced today that it has appointed Guy Esposito as its new vice president of sales. Esposito has more than three decades of experience in generating significant sales revenues with high-profit margins in lighting and helping clients in all sectors convert [...]

Architectural SSL Hails ActiveCLEAN’s™ Nonstop, Unrestricted Usage Amerlux, an award-winning design-and-manufacture lighting company, announced today that its new UV-free antimicrobial LED lighting solution has been named one of the most innovative solutions in the industry by Architectural SSL magazine. The Product Innovation Awards recognizes innovative LED and solid-state luminaires and [...]

Frank Vadino, Vice President of Engineering at Cold Technology, has three crucial tips for salespeople in supermarket lighting or considering a career in it. All three, he says, describe Don Knickerbocker, Amerlux’s Vice President of Supermarket Lighting Sales. “One, work hard and understand your product line well,” Vadino said. “Two, work hard and understand your competitors […]

Saks Fifth Avenue, a destination for the finest quality in men’s and women’s fashion, is an ideal anchor tenant for the high-end Floridan shopper that wanders the storefronts at the Bal Harbour Shops in the North Miami Beach village. From sparkling stilettos to floral-embroidered gowns, famous designers such as Christian Louboutin, Givenchy, Burberry, The Row […]

While high-performing illumination, industry-leading controls, beautifully designed aesthetics and exceptional value will always mean a lot to LED lighting customers, one offering now beats them all: “Shipping now.” It’s the “new way to delight customers,” analysts say. It’s also a catchphrase that Amerlux can proudly say aloud as escalating freight costs, material expenses, shortages, [...]

Photo by Chuck Choi Perhaps Connecticut’s tourism website says it best: “The Mattatuck Museum is proud to welcome visitors into their beautiful new building.” Melissa Mattes, a senior lighting designer at Sladen Feinstein Integrated Lighting, located in Boston, could not agree more. “This is an incredibly beautiful museum. Its façade has a very public presence,” […]

Editor’s Note: This article originally appeared in Hotel Management magazine. See the original post here. Last summer, a headline-making housekeeping hire at the Yotel Boston wasn’t a person but a thing—a tall cleaning robot whose job was to provide a continuous line of defense against lurking, infectious threats using ultraviolet light. The historic Beverly Hilton Hotel in Beverly Hills, [...]

Few setbacks can disrupt the flow of a project like lengthy delays and added costs. Both, regrettably, are frequent side-effects of customized lighting solutions. Made-to-measure solutions predictably take longer to manufacture than standard products because each component must be made to an exact specification to accommodate the project adequately. This keeps architects and lighting [...]

During the economic boom following the Civil War, a block-long stretch of cast iron-framed buildings on Louisville’s Main Street—famously known as Whiskey Row—became the hub of Bourbon Country and big business in Kentucky. A block from the Ohio River, the West Main Street Historic District was originally the city’s business thoroughfare and once home to […]

The job of a firefighter is simple: help fight off fires or aid with other types of 911 emergency responses—no matter where the danger may be. “Think about it: We go into some the nastiest areas of the nastiest places we could be in,” says a longtime member of a county fire department in South […]

Editor’s Note: This article originally appeared in International Facility Management Association’s FMJ magazine. See the original story here. Lighting has always been among the most prominent features in a dynamic work environment. Studies show that certain types of lighting can fundamentally impact employees’ mental and physical health. But thwarting surface bacteria, viruses and [...]

Editor’s Note: This article originally appeared in Electrical Line Magazine. See the original story here. What’s the best way for companies to reopen their offices and protect their most valuable resources—their staff? Today, corporate leadership and boardrooms are in dire search of the answers to that very question as their employees’ comfort level and their company’s […]

When Carlos Alonso-Niemeyer, principal at Reflex Lighting in Boston, opened an email sent earlier that day, he could not help but smile and forward the memo to friends and colleagues. The email was from Myoungkeun Kim, director at Fish Lab Design, a city architectural design-build firm specializing in residential, commercial and institutional projects. And the […]

Editor’s Note: This article originally appeared in Power Systems Design magazine. See the original post here. The “lighting revolution” is old news now. Building automation is the new bedrock-shifting event unfolding within the building world now, and it too is being spurred by advancements in LED technology and controls. The premise that lighting should be independent of other […]