Encelium continues to recruit the most talented industry professionals

At the core of Encelium’s business model is the sustainability movement and its renewed momentum. In the aftermath of one of the most historic economic downturns, building owners and property managers, from hi-rise office buildings, industrial properties and retail centers, to led high bay light colleges, public schools and government buildings, are hard-pressed to slash operating costs while enhancing ergonomics and environmental safety for end-users of all ages. To meet this surging demand, Teaneck, N.J.-based Encelium continues to recruit the most talented industry professionals and grow its employee base.

“Innovative technology, an unrivaled customer-centered approach and comprehensive market expertise have directly contributed toward Encelium’s tremendous growth and dominance in the sustainable lighting and building controls industry during the past 10 years,” said Tony Marano, president and CEO, who joined the company in 2009. Previously, Marano had been the chief executive officer of the Americas for Cushman & Wakefield in New York.

At the forefront of Encelium’s product line is ECS, the most advanced commercial lighting control system on the market. Typically meeting or exceeding today’s sustainable requirements for new construction or retrofits at existing properties, ECS uses the collaborative power of addressable networking technology in conjunction with advanced control hardware and software. The system was recently named a 2011 Top Product for its innovation and usefulness to facility managers.

ECS is the only lighting control system on the market led linear high bay light that seamlessly integrates and deploys six energy-management strategies on a facility-wide basis. These user-friendly strategies, daylight harvesting; smart-time scheduling; task tuning; personal software-based controls; occupancy control; and variable load shedding, give property owners and managers unprecedented lighting control.