LEADING THE WAY TO SAFER, COOLER, MORE EFFICIENT JOBSITE LIGHTING

摘要

While working in his family's plastic molding business making traffic signals and LED crosswalk lights, 31-year-old Daniel Lax decided to start a new division that would make jobsite lighting units for subway track work and construction. Last fall, Clear-Vu Lighting landed its first two big sales. Together with the city's power authority, the New York City Transit Authority has tested 24 light banks, which take power from the subway's 600-volt, DC-current third rail. It ordered 500 units-with 3,500 more orders possible-to illuminate worksites in tunnels.