EFC Welcomes New Manufacturers’ Representative Member: Omnilumen Technical Products

July 1, 2022

For over 30 years Omnilumen, a full-service Manufacturer’s Representative, has built a reputation for providing quality lighting products. Their focus is placed on providing unparalleled service and support on projects, from inception to completion.

Whether you are looking to make an architectural statement or have a need for heavy-duty industrial solutions or cutting-edge controls – Omnilumen has the products and expertise to make it happen.

The EFC-Official Representative from Omnilumen Technical Products is Robert Scott, Principal.

Visit: omnilumen.com

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