The package will provide the foundational infrastructure necessary to enable

The new platform -- a lighting system that fuses intelligent control, communications and power delivery into an integrated, networked system -- will make smart lighting simple and cost-effective, and provide users with expanded ways to visualize and optimize their buildings. The system, which operates on both groundbreaking led high bay light technology and traditional fluorescent and halogen technology, estimates energy savings up to 75 percent for standard building lighting.

Tyco Electronics will collaborate with Redwood Systems on a comprehensive solutions package, which includes a combination of the company’s core competencies, for integration into this high-level system. The package will provide the foundational infrastructure necessary to enable, as well as complement, the lighting system -- such as commercial-premises structured cabling systems, circuit protection devices and interconnect systems.

“Tyco Electronics is synonymous with innovation and has always been at the forefront of technology adoption,” says Dave Leonard, cofounder and chief executive officer of Redwood Systems. “For these reasons, we knew that they would be a strong ally in helping bring Redwood’s platform to market. The invaluable relationships that we develop with LED linear high bay light and our other strategic allies will accelerate our product’s adoption rate and help more customers reduce their lighting costs and improve building performance.”

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