It's reported that Renaissance Lighting, a pioneering innovator of solid-state LED architectural lighting, will demonstrate its patented solid-state LED downlight technology Sept. 25-26 during the IIDEX/NeoCon Canada Exposition and Conference at Toronto's Direct Energy Centre.
IIDEX/NeoCon Canada in partnership with the Illuminating Engineering Society (IES), plans to display the latest in interior, exterior, commercial and architectural lighting products and lighting controls during the two-day exposition. In addition, plans for the show also call for showcasing major advances in sustainable lighting, LED technology, new materials and developments in lighting design.
Renaissance Lighting CEO, Barry Weinbaum indicated that their solid-state lighting systems support sustainable design while allowing precise control over color and intensity, taking full advantage of what LEDs can do for lighting in today's dynamic environments. "Our goal is to be the solid-state downlight of choice whenever and wherever architects, specifiers and lighting designers are determined to deploy the best available downlighting solution," Weinbaum said. "Our solid-state lighting systems support sustainable design while allowing precise control over color and intensity, taking full advantage of what LEDs can do for lighting in today's dynamic environments."
"Our fixtures are brighter than ever before, yet require less energy to operate, whether it's one of our RGB downlights which are capable of 16 ½ million colors, or our 3000k or 4100k white LED products. We believe that industry specifies will design our fixtures into general illumination applications that solid-state lighting dared not previously address," Weinbaum said. "Our customers will discover that Renaissance Lighting's value makes the decision to use our solid-state products an easier one, especially when considering the total cost of ownership."
About Renaissance Lighting
Renaissance Lighting, headquartered in Herndon, VA, USA, produces highly creative lighting products delivering exceptional appearance, superior efficiency, and glare-free illumination for all architectural applications. The company's innovative approach to product engineering and design is supported by 27 patents including its optical and feedback control technologies.
