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Introducing the IL-SPG54 Smart Solar Walkway Light: Where Performance Meets Simplicity When it comes to outdoor pathway lighting, performance, efficiency, and ease of installation are non-negotiables. That’s why we’re excited to introduce the IL-SPG54 Smart Solar LED Walkway Light, a next-generation fixture designed to light up walkways, parks, campuses, and commercial spaces — without the need for wiring or grid power. All-in-One Design for Maximum Simplicity The IL-SPG54 is a …

⚡ Limited Time Sale – BLE Series Corn Lamps Starting at $24.99! Stock up now while supplies last – perfect for contractors, facility managers, and retrofit pros!  Upgrade & Save Big on Our Most Popular LED Corn Lamps If you've been holding off on your lighting retrofit project, now is the time to make your move. We’re running a huge limited-time promotion on BLE Series LED Corn Lamps — the go-to choice for powerful, reliable lighting in commercial, industrial, a …

Breckenridge Colorado Dark Sky lighting has been a focus of ours for the last year.  All residents, businesses, and commercial/municipal entities have until July 2025 to upgrade their fixtures to be Dark Sky Compliant.  This requires varying strategies for converting that go beyond a simple light bulb change.  Our catalog includes many LED retrofit options that are perfect for use in all styles of fixtures and satisfy the requirements of the Dark Sky Initiative in Breckenridge.&n …

  If you've ever shopped for commercial or industrial lighting—or considered upgrading to LEDs—you’ve probably come across the terms ballast and power supply. While they might seem similar, they actually serve different purposes depending on the type of lighting you're working with. So what’s the real difference? Let’s break it down.  What Is a Ballast? A ballast is used in fluorescent, HID (High-Intensity Discharge), and induction lighting systems. Its m …

Based on the newly released JFK files from the US National Archives on March 18, 2025, and a critical examination of the establishment narrative, there is significant evidence to suggest that Lee Harvey Oswald may not have been the only one involved in the assassination of President John F. Kennedy on November 22, 1963. While the Warren Commission concluded that Oswald acted alone as the lone gunman, several documents in this release challenge that narrative and point to the possibility of a br …