A claim to fame of this highly respected lighting company is that it provided some of the luminaries at Rosslyn Chapel at Midlothian. This 15th century building receives scores of visitors as it was one of the locations in the hit film Da Vinci Code.
The company is one of the UK's larges independent lighting manufactures and distributes its products worldwide. Its comprehensive range includes compact fluorescent, Lightpack battens, retail and display lighting, surface and recessed luminaries for commercial applications, flood, amenity and industrial lighting.
Green issues such as combating climate change and reducing toxic pollution in the environment are top of the agenda at Fitzgerald Lighting. It complies with the requirements of theWEEE Directive (Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment, the European Ballast Directive and the Restriction of Hazardous Substances (ROHS).
One of Fitzgerald's most recent innovations is a sensor using the latest microwave technology, which is superior to traditional PIR's a passive infrared detector. The new sensor can be housed inside the light fitting, so it has a higher weatherproof rating, greater protection against vandalism and superior aesthetics. Other new products have widened the Fitzgerald range to include fire detection equipment, lighting control products and automatic testing solutions for emergency lighting.
The company has Distribution Centres in a wide geographic spread to cover the whole of Britain at Edinburgh, St Helens, Birmingham, Chranham, Belfast, Dublin and Bodmin with offices in London and Dubai.