the winners will receive gift certificates to local restaurants and stores

Encelium’s retrofit experience and contracting knowledge, combined with our professional relationships within the lighting industry, could allow us to complete a project of this nature as quickly as within 36 months, as compared to the projected 10-year conversion plan,” said Rick Schuett, vice president of led linear high bay light global sales. “We are now focusing on these types of projects, as well as many others, domestically and internationally.”

In addition to its Teaneck headquarters, Encelium has more than 70 employees and operations in Canada and Europe. The company has experienced tremendous growth, posting nearly a 100-percent annual sales increase during the last two years.

According to the Employee DIY project, each participating employee will be given a modest budget to be spent on any of the LED lights and accessories in Elemental LED's catalog of products every month. At the end of each month, each employee is given the opportunity to show off his/her creation at a show and tell . Everyone present will vote on their favorites, and the winners will receive gift certificates to local restaurants and stores.

Projects that were shared for May included: A movie box lit by LED light bars; a color changing LED-lit alien helmet; a motorcycle headlight retrofitted with LED dome lights; an art piece inspired by Shaun Kasperbauer, and composed of empty plastic bottles and color changing led high bay light; a bike rider kit including LED strip light retrofitted to a bike helmet and messenger bag for safety; and several other submissions.