
Digital Lumens
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Acquired | AcquiredTotal Raised
$54.3MAbout Digital Lumens
Digital Lumens is a global supplier of enterprise-scale intelligent LED lighting to commercial and industrial customers, delivering 90% energy savings and granular building intelligence. Customers in 35 countries representing 100 million square feet of space have chosen the Digital Lumens solution. Digital Lumens intelligent fixtures and controls with embedded networking and sensors bring the Internet of Things to commercial and industrial lighting environment. LightRules facility- and cloud-based management solution is the foundation for ongoing energy and building management.
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Digital Lumens Patents
Digital Lumens has filed 44 patents.
The 3 most popular patent topics include:
- Lighting
- Wireless networking
- Wireless sensor network

Application Date | Grant Date | Title | Related Topics | Status |
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3/22/2021 | 2/7/2023 | Wireless networking, Wireless sensor network, Mesh networking, Network protocols, Microcontrollers | Grant |
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Related Topics | Wireless networking, Wireless sensor network, Mesh networking, Network protocols, Microcontrollers |
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Latest Digital Lumens News
Aug 2, 2023
After a 15-month ownership, Skyview Capital flips Encelium, but still holds on to Digital Lumens Global electrical industry juggernaut, Legrand, has purchased commercial lighting controls brand, Encelium from private equity firm, Skyview Capital. Through the acquisition, Legrand has further augmented its diverse product line by adding Encelium to an already robust lighting controls and systems platform anchored by the Wattstopper brand. Encelium will become part of Legrand’s Building Control Systems division. In September 2021, California-based Skyview Capital acquired both Encelium and Digital Lumens from ams OSRAM. Digital Lumens is not part of the Legrand acquisition. Encelium employees have lived through numerous years of ownership change speculation dating back to the late 2010’s when OSRAM began to shed many of its significant lighting assets. This most recent acquisition by a strategic, global electrical and lighting company like Legrand appears to provide stability and multitude of sister brands that may give Encelium its best opportunity to thrive. Legrand is known for maintaining independent brand autonomy after it acquires various companies. As a result, there are numerous examples of Legrand's lighting brands -- Focal Point, Finelite, Kenall, Pinnacle Architectural Lighting, OCL, etc. -- sharing different commercial lighting agents in various markets. [UPDATE 2:28pm EST] We have learned that management from Wattstopper and Encelium are calling their respective agents in some U.S. and Canada territories informing them of Encelium's move to the local Wattstopper agent. Below is the announcement from Legrand: The Encelium acquisition, effective December 6, 2022, will play a key role in strengthening the global brand’s portfolio and leadership in commercial lighting control solutions WEST HARTFORD, CT – Legrand®, a world leader in electrical, digital infrastructure and connected solutions, has announced its acquisition of Encelium , an Ontario, Canada-based manufacturer of advanced commercial lighting controls. The acquisition of Encelium brand and products, which takes effect immediately, comes as part of Legrand’s ongoing global strategy to further strengthen its position in the commercial lighting control sector. A leader in this category, Encelium is already an integral component within thousands of buildings, supporting the needs of occupants, tenants, and facilities managers through people-centric lighting and energy efficiency. Encelium will become an integral addition to Legrand’s Building Control Systems division, thanks to its in-fixture control options, site lighting, and DALI controls. It joins Legrand’s portfolio of market leaders such as Legrand Wattstopper , Legrand Shading, and Vantage. Together, this collective of brands is poised to develop and support a broader range of new solutions to meet the ever-changing demands of agents, partners, specifiers, and contractors alike. “We have a demonstrated history and proven track record of what can be made possible for innovation, quality and customer service when we invest in and acquire the right products and solutions,” said Andrea Lamieri, General Manager, Legrand’s Building Control Systems business. “The synergy with Encelium was evident from the start – not only from a product and innovation standpoint, but from their ‘people first’ approach that drives their innovation, and their commitment to enhancing the experience of everyone that comes in contact with their products.” This milestone also brings tremendous opportunity for both parties. With scaling made possible by a multi-billion dollar brand, Encelium will now be able to expand both its expertise and capabilities to deliver more innovative lighting solutions to the marketplace than ever before. “We look forward to providing Encelium customers with access to expanded control solutions from Legrand, including the comprehensive digital lighting control platform which extends to DLM motorized shading, and delivers on code-ready solutions,” said Lamieri. “In turn, we’re excited to offer Legrand customers access to an expanded portfolio of solutions that features the signature technology-driven, people-focused Encelium Experience.”
Digital Lumens Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Where is Digital Lumens's headquarters?
Digital Lumens's headquarters is located at 374 Congress Street, Boston.
What is Digital Lumens's latest funding round?
Digital Lumens's latest funding round is Acquired.
How much did Digital Lumens raise?
Digital Lumens raised a total of $54.3M.
Who are the investors of Digital Lumens?
Investors of Digital Lumens include OSRAM, Flybridge Capital Partners, Stata Venture Partners, Black Coral Capital, Goldman Sachs and 6 more.
Who are Digital Lumens's competitors?
Competitors of Digital Lumens include Encelium and 6 more.
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