Peerless Electric Launches New Website

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 August 6, 2021

The new website enables visitors to explore features and benefits of the company’s wide variety of architectural lighting solutions, search for products, and find a representative near you. With a history of over 80 years of designing and manufacturing quality luminaries for the commercial, industrial, and institutional markets, Peerless Electric is an established and dynamic company providing intelligent lighting solutions to lighting designers, architects and engineers across North America. The company’s products have been chosen for some of the most prestigious jobs in Canada and abroad. Peerless Electric is 100% Canadian owned, and operates a CSA and cULus approved laboratory in Montreal.

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