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MaxLite AE Switch Area Lights

The MaxLite AE Switch Area Light offers tremendous selectability and controls capabilities. Besides CCT and Wattage choices, it expands its versatility to include changing distributions between Types III, IV and V. Now available with the ability to change CCT and Distribution with a remote control from the ground! It covers wattages ranging from 75W-300W in either 120-277V or 277-480V using two low EPA housings. It also offers a variety of mounting options along with visor accessories. All of this is available with robust surge protection and Maxlite’s proven quality bringing you great value in a competitive Value Series package. AE Switch Area Lights

Wireless Lighting Control Systems by MaxLite

MaxLite has expanded its c-Max Network Partners ecosystem with the addition of Casambi Technologies, a developer of wireless lighting control systems. This strategic partnership was developed to enhance MaxLite’s c-Max Lighting Controls platform and offer customers a wide range of advanced wireless control options.A true plug and play platform that offers multi-tier control solutions, c-Max™ Network Partners represent a perfect synergy of innovation and efficiency that unlocks access to advanced lighting controls by combining MaxLite’s controls ready luminaire portfolio with industry-leading technology partners control solutions. Built on c-Max value proposition it enhances use cases without changing fixtures and adds more functionality and features with an easy swap of sensors. It further represents MaxLite’s commitment to bringing controls agnostic solutions to meet customer needs and performance specifications.

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Here’s a little-known fact about the MLB World Series

First, let me congratulate the Milwaukee Brewers on their first World Series Championship. Well played the entire 2026 season, 103 wins was the best.… My new team in the NL!

The 1903 World Series was the first modern World Series, and the Boston Americans (now the Red Sox) defeated the Pittsburgh Pirates 5 games to 3. Do you believe it………….a team from Boston actually won the first World Series…….  The surprising twist: The World Series wasn’t played at all in 1904! The NY Giants refused to participate because their owner, John T. Brush, considered the championship unnecessary. The Series returned in 1905, when those NY Giants won. So, baseball’s biggest annual event actually skipped its second year! The team from Boston (Americans, then Red Sox) have a World Series record of 9 wins and 4 losses in championship appearances, for a 69.2% championship success rate. Their nine championships came in 1903, 1912, 1915, 1916, 1918, 2004, 2007, 2013 and 2018. Sad fact: The team from Bean Town waited 86 years between championships, from 1918 until its dramatic victory in 2004 over the St. Louis Cardinals (4-0), when the Red Sox ended the famous Curse of the Bambino……just sayin!