Ephesus Lighting

Ephesus Lighting

Ephesus is focused on making the world happier and healthier by creating brighter, more vibrant, and more sustainable environments..

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Ephesus Lighting operates as the specialized sports lighting division within Cooper Lighting Solutions. The company focuses on providing high-output, solid-state lighting solutions for a range of sports and recreational venues, from municipal fields and high schools to professional stadiums. Founded in 2010 by Joe and Amy Casper, along with Mike Lorenz who served as CEO, the firm was a pioneer in applying LED technology to the sports market. A significant milestone was the illumination of the 2015 Super Bowl, the first to be played under LED lights.

In 2015, the company was acquired by Eaton, a major power management company, to integrate into its Cooper Lighting business and expand its presence in the stadium lighting sector. At the time of the acquisition, Ephesus had annual sales of approximately $22 million. Subsequently, Cooper Lighting, and by extension Ephesus, became part of Signify in 2020, further solidifying its position in the global lighting market.

The business model centers on the design, manufacture, and installation of advanced LED lighting systems. Its core offering involves retrofitting existing infrastructure with its fixtures, which are designed to be lightweight and compatible with existing poles, thereby reducing installation costs. Ephesus provides a comprehensive, turnkey service that includes consultation, customized lighting design, project management, and ongoing maintenance. The product line features fixtures like the 'All Field' for outdoor venues and the 'Arena Downlight' for indoor applications. Key features of their systems include precise optical control to reduce glare and light spillage, and wireless control systems, such as Airmesh. This technology allows facility managers to remotely adjust lighting levels, schedule usage, and monitor energy consumption via mobile devices, leading to potential energy savings of up to 75% compared to legacy metal halide systems.

Keywords: sports lighting, LED solutions, stadium lighting, arena lighting, athletic field lighting, Cooper Lighting Solutions, Signify, Eaton, Joe Casper, Mike Lorenz, high-output lighting, sports venue technology, wireless lighting controls, Airmesh, energy-efficient lighting, retrofit lighting, professional sports lighting, collegiate sports lighting, municipal field lighting, lighting project management

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