Philips Lighting has signed a partnership agreement with Climatrol Solutions, located in Surrey, British Columbia, Canada. The partnership with Philips Lighting enables Climatrol to offer LED lighting products to greenhouse growers of high-wire fruits and vegetables and ornamental young plants and propagators throughout Canada.
Established in 1985, Climatrol Solutions offers design, assembly, installation and maintenance of equipment for the greenhouse industry.
“We are delighted to include Philips LED horticulture lighting in our product line. We are always looking for new and innovative solutions for our greenhouse customers and partnering with Philips Lighting allows us to offer leading edge technology,” said Mark Pedersen, President and CEO of Climatrol Solutions.
“Climatrol has an established knowledge of greenhouse lighting and understands the need and value of lighting, which is why we’re eager to welcome Climatrol to our partner network. Now, by offering the innovation of LEDs, Climatrol can help its customers further improve their operations with Philips LED technology,” said Ron DeKok, Business Development Director Horticulture at Philips Lighting
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