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Future Lighting Solutions and OSRAM Digital Systems Sign Franchise Distribution Agreement

Egham, UK, and Munich, Germany 27th June 2017 – Future Lighting Solutions, the leading provider of solid-state lighting and supply chain solutions, and OSRAM Digital Systems, the leader in lighting technology solutions, have announced a new franchise partnership encompassing OSRAM’s comprehensive…

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The new OSRAM franchise brings a comprehensive new range of drivers, light engines, and controls to customers looking for high quality, performance and reliability in mainstream lighting applications. The agreement marks a new stage in the evolution of Future Lighting Solutions, which began at the start of the 21st century supplying LEDs to lighting customers, and has since developed into being a leading partner in the design and completion of lighting systems, with a full portfolio of light sources for LED lighting and smart lighting systems.

“Our focus is enabling customers to design their luminaires with market leading technology,” said Daniel Ford, Director of Marketing and Business Development for Future Lighting Solutions (EMEA). “Combining OSRAM Digital Systems’ comprehensive portfolio with the expertise, design support services and global business solutions offered by our team, enables us to further enrich our commitment to our customer base.”

“Future Lighting Solutions has an outstanding reputation for providing OEMs with system-level technical design support and world class supply chain solutions,” said Martin Meier, Vice President Sales, OSRAM Digital Systems. “We welcome FLS to our network and look forward to them delighting many customers with our products.”

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