Residential

International trade event Light+Building in Germany has changed its show dates from March to October, and will offer a digital component as well as in-person networking.  

Read more: Omicron Concerns Force Light+Building to Change...

To offer a respite from the last two years of chaos and crisis, LEDVANCE LLC, has unveiled its “You Deserve Better” campaign which pairs better illumination with greater consumer comfort.

Read more: LEDVANCE Contest Aims to Deliver Comfort +...

The proptech, energy, home security, broadband and connected health industries will converge next week at the annual CONNECTIONS™: The Premier Connected Home Conference.

Read more: Tech Executives Assess Smart Home Buyer Market...

Ever since Ford announced its new all-electric F-150® Lightning™ with Home Integration System could supply backup power to a home, there has been speculation about how much it would cost and how it would work. Here are the answers.

Read more: Ford Motor Co. Reveals Details & Pricing for Its...

When natural disaster strikes, the electric grid often goes down. Resilient lighting is an emerging category that can provide a solution. David Shiller gives a sneak peek of his LightFair session on the topic here.

Read more: The Urgent Need for Resilient Lighting

Ford Motor Company has joined the innovation at Babcock Ranch with a new F-150 Lightning that offers a Home Integration System to supply back-up power.

Read more: PulteGroup Tests Model Home With Ford EV Back-Up...

Nora Lighting has expanded its delivery capability on the East Coast by opening two distribution centers.

Read more: Nora Lighting Bolsters East Coast Distribution

By increasing its Greenwood, Ind., distribution center, Maxlite can deliver orders within one to two business days in the central region of the country.

Read more: MaxLite Doubles Warehouse Space in Indiana

An increase in interest rates, along with ongoing supply chain delays and rising material costs, have led to a recent softening in the single-family housing market.

Read more: Single-Family Housing Faces New Challenges

While the recently passed Sunshine Protection Act ends the practice of changing our clocks twice a year, the benefits should no longer be ascribed to energy savings. The new argument involves the effect on circadian rhythms.

Read more: In a World Gone LED, Do We Need DST?