Solutions by customer and application

One category. Four ways to build value.

Homeowners, property teams, installers, and lighting brands need different combinations of guidance, system configuration, supply, documentation, and long-term support.

01

Residential Permanent Lighting

A discreet, year-round exterior lighting system for rooflines, garages, patios, and architectural details—configured for the home and installed by a qualified local professional.

  • Useful beyond holidays
  • Quiet in daylight
  • Planned for the property
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02

Commercial Permanent Lighting

Programmable exterior lighting systems for hospitality, retail, mixed-use, and public-facing properties.

  • One system, many scenes
  • Zone-based planning
  • Daytime restraint
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03

Permanent Lighting Installer Program

Wholesale system access, samples, configuration support, and repeatable supply for professional installation businesses.

  • Wholesale program pricing
  • Evaluation samples
  • Configuration support
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04

OEM Permanent Lighting Manufacturing

System development, private labeling, and scalable production support for lighting brands and distributors.

  • System-level development
  • Private-label execution
  • Quality checkpoints
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Same platform, different scope

Match the support model to the project.

A residential property may begin with roofline photos and local installation. An installer needs samples, repeatable components, and replenishment. An OEM program begins with a product brief, validation plan, packaging, and specification control.

1Residential property planning
2Commercial zone and rollout planning
3Installer samples and wholesale supply
4OEM and private-label development
5Project-ready component configuration
6Replacement and service strategy
Choose the right pathway

Not sure whether your project is residential, installer, commercial, or OEM?

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