The more things change, the more they stay the same. This 1800s epigram could easily be describing the award-winning Halo line of products, introduced by Eaton Cooper in 1956. Despite turning 60 this year, Halo — a go-to solution for homeowners and businesses alike — continues to stay true to its original guiding principles while keeping an eye toward the future and on the latest technologies. “Early on, we pioneered the ‘fit-all’ housing concept, which allowed one housing to accommodate a multitude of trims,” says Glenn Siegel, director of marketing and product management for Eaton's Lighting Division. This early commitment to versatility can be seen in applications across the country in homes and businesses alike, where Halo products are delineating spaces while maintaining a clean aesthetic. The “fit-all” concept also impacts designs as it enables easier installation to meet multiple demands on one or many projects. While that basic concept of Halo has not changed, Siegel points to its seamless implementation of evolving LED technology as an indicator that the brand has kept up with changing times and continues to meet new needs. In particular, designers faced with shrinking plenum spaces in new construction can turn ... , Architizer Editors, read more http://ift.tt/24hF5Zk
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