CSC LED Welcomes New Product Engineer

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Feb 26, 2021

CSC LED has announced that Ian Hegi has joined their team as Product Engineer at CSC LED’s Ontario head office location.

“Ian brings his broad knowledge and experience in electronics engineering; horticultural and general LED product design; controls; specification; and more. Ian will also oversee and direct our technical support team in our efforts to provide our electrical wholesale customers the very best in lighting layouts, ROIs, and rebate analysis,” said company President, Mark McNally.

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