RENO New Website Announcement

October 10, 2024

RENO LED Lighting Inc. is excited to announce the launch of its redesigned website, offering a faster, more user-friendly experience for distribution and specifier partners.

The new site features blazing fast load times, a comprehensive product showcase with detailed specifications, a wide range of resources to support lighting projects, and an exclusive B2B portal for streamlined business interactions. This launch reflects RENO’s commitment to providing the best online experience and support for its partners.

Visit the new website HERE.

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