Universal Lighting Technologies Partners with Salex

Universal Lighting Technologies Partners with Salex

November 26, 2016

Salex, Inc., based in Scarborough, Ontario, will represent Universal Lighting Technologies in the greater Toronto area, northern, eastern and southwestern Ontario, and Niagara and Windsor areas.

Southern Ontario’s largest lighting agency, Salex will provide Universal’s advanced LED and ballast retrofit and replacement solutions.

Salex has been an integral player in Canada’s architectural lighting community for more than 40 years. 

“Through this partnership, Universal Lighting Technologies is excited to take the next step in providing this growing North American region with innovative LED lighting products,” says Lazar Petrov, director for Universal’s Canadian Sales. “Salex has worked on a variety of award-winning new commercial installations and retrofit projects that reflect its dedication to promoting and educating around high-quality, high-efficiency lighting and control systems. Their high level of performance will be a key asset to Universal’s distributor network.”

As a representative for Universal Lighting Technologies, Salex will offer the full Universal line from ballast to LED high efficiency solutions. 

For more information on Universal Lighting Technologies, visit www.unvlt.com; for Salex, www.salex.ca.

 

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