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Elemental LED Promotes

Thomas Howe to VP/Sales

E
meryville Calif.-based Elemental experience, and leadership strength that

LED has promoted Thomas Howe Tom brings to the company,” says Chris

to VP/Sales, where he will be
Le Blanc, President & COO of Elemen-
responsible for both Diode LED and tal LED. “This move further strengthens

Business Solutions’ sales divisions.
our commitment to industry-leading, go-
“Today’s announcement recognizes to-market strategies and the importance

the outstanding performance, vast
of deep customer relationships.”

Volt® shadow that covers an 18-foot area. The same problem: excessive brightness

light displays the same ligree pa ern as or glare. This was never an issue in

Lighting with the daytime appearance. So, even pre-Industrial days, when these lights
at night, the xture complements the contained candles or gas ames. With

architectural style of the estate.”
the advent of electric bulbs, coach lights
Wins 2 Regarding the award-winning Coach- became brighter to the point where

manM light, Brynjolfsson explains, they are painful to behold. That’s why

“Coach lights are found outside nearly
Awards
every home, and they all share the
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“They are a creative and talented group

T
ampa, Fla.-based manufacturer who work hard every day to make the new
VOLT® Lighting has received two

Product Innovation Awards (PIA),
products our customers want.”
one for its VOLT® ShadowMasterM LED —Alan Brynjolfsson

Path & Area Light and one for its VOLT®

CoachmanM LED Path & Area Light.
“Receiving the Product Innovation

Awards con rms that our development
team is on the right track,” notes Alan

Brynjolfsson, Founder and President of

VOLT® Lighting. “They are a creative and
talented group who work hard every day

to make the new products our custom-
ers want.”

The ShadowMasterM stands 35

inches high and has a distinct ornate
ligree style. Both the size and ornate

appearance complement larger estates,
especially those with wrought iron

embellishments.

“Even more impressive is what
happens a er the sun goes down,”

Brynjolfsson adds. “The Shadow-
MasterM projects a pa ern of light and
The Coachman light.

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