Cooper Lighting Rolls Out 16 New LED Lighting Fixtures for Outdoor Applications

Cooper Lighting, Peachtree City, Ga., has launched 16 new LED outdoor fixtures for streetlighting, area/site lighting, parking garages, pathways, canopies and wall-mount applications. “Cooper Lighting is committed to providing industry-leading lighting ...
Jan. 28, 2010

Cooper Lighting, Peachtree City, Ga., has launched 16 new LED outdoor fixtures for streetlighting, area/site lighting, parking garages, pathways, canopies and wall-mount applications. “Cooper Lighting is committed to providing industry-leading lighting solutions with traditional lamps, LED systems, and controls to deliver operating cost savings and environmental benefits for the end-user customers and our channel partners,” says Neil Schrimsher, president, Cooper Lighting. “Cooper continues to invest heavily in each of these areas with strategic acquisitions, internal product development and best-in-class infrastructure.” Details

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