Contact sales@winterlinglighting.com for information on LED Lamps and fixtures with 5 year warranties.
Replace HID lamps in Parking Garages with LED
Replace Sports Lighting with LED
Replace Fluorescent tubes with LED
Replace Interior lighting with better color, longer life LED
Professional Lighting Designers/Consultants Save The Client Money
Hiding Wire and conduit from main view
Greg Young Electric of Naples, Florida (Greg Young and Mike) professionally hide the wire and conduit from the main view. In cases where some exposed conduit is visble, we have professional painters to camo the conduit and electrical boxes. Camo paint must be re-painted about every 3 years.
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The difference between night and day might seem to be total opposites, but such is not the case. Day and Night are a continuation of the same design Night and Day are a continuation of the same thing, and a beautiful … Continue reading
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There are many ways to illuminate a path. The homeowner in this photograph must have thought that more is beter and more will provide safety lighing and beautify their property. Path Lighting marks paths – Does not light the yard … Continue reading
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From a technical standpoint, the light fixtures are of excellent quality and they have been installed to all of the lighting codes. From an aesthetic point of view, it is a design disaster. Doesn’t anyone look at their property at night? … Continue reading
I just received this press release from my friend Allen Santos, who is now with Next Step Products LLC. Congratulations Allen, and best of luck with your new position. Please keep me informed of all your new products and promotions!
NEXT STEP PRODUCTS LLC…….. UPDATE!!!!
Next Step Products LLC is pleased to announce the recent asset purchase of SV Lighting and Pool & Spa divisions from Nexxus Lighting, Inc. Our goal is the continued creation of advanced and innovative technologies that not only enhance and beautify ordinary spaces, but provide a level of energy efficiency and ease of use unmatched in the Commercial, Sign, Fiber Optic and Pool industries. You will see little to no change as all key personnel of the previous divisions are staying in place.
SV Lighting will continue to manufacture and sell LED and Fiber Optic Lighting Systems for commercial and architectural applications with a core focus on indoor and outdoor LED RGB and white light Wall Wash fixtures.
SAVI Pool & Spa will continue to manufacture and sell Fiber Optic and LED under water lighting, Oasis waterfall and lighted waterfall features for the pool and spa industries. With an array of choices in LED lighting that no other company can provide, we are extremely excited about our current product offering.
As a new addition to the Savi Pool & Spa product line offering, we are pleased to announce that we have signed an exclusive Marketing Agreement with SCITEC ENERGY, INC. for their innovative Ozone Water treatment systems. Perfect Pool and Perfect Water. An all new approach to water treatment that is Green and amazingly energy efficient.
Please address all correspondence including invoices, payments and other documents to our Orlando Florida facility listed below, our telephone numbers are listed as well for your convenience.
Please update your records accordingly.
Next Step Products LLC
9400 Southridge Park Court
Suite 200
Orlando, Fl 32819
Tel 407]857]9900
Website: http://www.nextstepproduct.com
(Please note that Next Step uses no S in the web address)
Whether Vendor or Client, we look forward to continuing our business relationship with you knowing that without you, none of this would be possible. I look towards continued success together. Keep your eye out for some new and very exciting products for 2011.
Mark E. Masterman . President
I am working with a company that has created a revolutionary product line that when exposed to almost any light source, will glow up to 12 hours with millions of recharges and is available in color. It is a foolproof lighting system to back up motion sensors, highrise stairwells and hallways, dock marking, bikes, roadway signs and lines, even your house numbers.
It is the biggest news in the lighting field in this century. The architectural applications have just begun.
An architect I am working with in the Caribbean is painting metal roofs, docks, electrical panels and I keep getting emails of other uses he is thinking about. Check out the glowing bike below! How many applications can you think of?
Please contact sales@winterlinglighting.com for more information.
Energy Bike
1. Professional Lighting Designers can specify better and more custom equipment than are available to the general public and often at better prices than well advertised brands.
2. Professional Lighting Designers contemplate the entire property and needs of the home owner rather than just up light a few trees and provide path lights. Complete plans can be phased in as budget allows. Proper outdoor lighting takes into consideration decorative lighting on the home, views from the interior, security, aesthetics and equipment that is energy efficient and lasts a long time. I suggest the best quality that the client can afford and try to hide the fixtures as the landscape matures. There are fixtures that are really attractive, but when lighting trees and landscaping, it is not about what they look like, it is about what they do.
3. A Professional Lighting Designer will be on the job with the installing contractor to insure proper placement of equipment as well as supervising the adjustments at night.
4. A Professional Lighting Designer can show you examples of their work and examples of what similar homes will look like.
5. A Professional Lighting Designer will discuss the features, functions and benefits of the equipment and assist the client in comparing equipment and costs.
6. A Professional Lighting Designer will prevent costly mistakes by non-lighting professionals. Mistakes waste time, money and equipment. Bring in the lighting designer at the beginning of the project. I have been called too many times after the architect and electrical contractor could not make the client happy and it is sad that it could have all been avoided. It also makes the architect and electrical contractor look like the bad guys when the lighting designer fixes the project. The real problem is that the architect and electrical contractor get to be paid 3 times and the lighting designer only gets paid once. We also lose future referrals from the architect. Lastly, the client may really like what we did, but doing the work 3 times creates a bad experience for the homeowner.
7. Not every project requires a lighting designer! If you just want to uplight a few trees and place pathway lights, flag the locations yourself after the trees are installed, and tell the electrical contractor to run power to those locations. Fixtures can be installed anytime. Tell the contractor where and how you want to switch the lighting. Why pay a professional to do that?
We actually offer a lighting review service to look at homeowner plans for very little cost. We will not design, but may suggest equipment and offer location ideas. We can suggest places to purchase equipment that are not in the big retail stores.
8. How your home looks at night is as important as it is in the daytime. Consider a lighting effect that illuminates the perimeter of your home all night. The new lamps take little energy and any law enforcement agency will tell you that the bad guys will go to a dark property rather than take a chance of being seen in the light.
Do not turn the lights on when you go out to advertise that you are not home or turn lights off when you go to bed. That’s just an invitation. Put certain lights on a photo cell or time clock and never establish a pattern of whether you are home or not. Never come home to a dark house. There is no excuse with the new technology.
9. A Professional Lighting Designer keeps up with the new technology and knows the best manufacturers and installation specialists.
10. A Professional Lighting Designer is an integral part of your design team. Working with the architect, landscape architect, interior designer and contractor, very early in the design process, can help you provide a beautiful and unique way for you and your guests to experience your home at night.
