Red Sky Lighting announced that its Modular Max Series (MDX) has been honored with the prestigious Red Dot Award for Lighting Design in 2024. This esteemed recognition highlights our commitment to excellence, innovation, and high-quality design in the lighting industry.
The Red Dot Award is renowned worldwide for its rigorous evaluation process and high standards. An international panel of expert jurors assesses each submission based on innovation, functionality, quality, ergonomics, and durability. This stringent evaluation ensures that only the highest quality designs are honored. Winning a Red Dot award is a globally recognized mark of excellence. 
This recognition will further enhance the brand's visibility and reputation in the global market.
"We are thrilled to receive the Red Dot Award for our Modular Max Series," said Naren Pillai, Managing Director of Red Sky Lighting. "This achievement is a testament to the relentless efforts of our team, who are committed to pushing the boundaries of lighting design and delivering top-notch solutions to our clients."
Every product solution the company develops focuses on four key aspects: Safety and Reliability, Durability, Ease of Installation and Maintenance, and Sustainability, and the Modular Max Series is no exception. The MDX embodies these principles, standing out for its innovative features, versatility, and robust design, which make it ideal for various applications in harsh and hazardous environments. This series exemplifies the company's mission to provide reliable, cutting-edge lighting solutions that meet the highest performance and safety standards.
Red Sky Lighting is a California-based lighting manufacturer that provides reliable lighting products and solutions for industrial applications. With a focus on delivering seriously safe lights, Red Sky Lighting offers premium harsh and hazardous LED lighting fixtures that are ideal for challenging environments encountered in industries such as metal processing, marine transport, oil and gas, wastewater treatment, chemical manufacturing, pulp and paper, food processing, and more.
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