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Cooper Controls (formerly Polaron) operates divisions devoted to lighting control products, intelligent building systems, and entertainment lighting. A subsidiary of Cooper Industries, the company serves operators of concert venues, hotels, offices, and theaters. Its customers include military contractor BAE Systems, the Royal Opera House in London, and London Underground operator Metronet Rail. Cooper Controls markets its products through its brand names including Greengate, iLight, iLumin, Polaron Components, and Zero 88; distributors include Lightfactor and Marata Vision.

The beginning of what is Cooper Lighting today goes back to 1956. At that time the Halo Lighting Company was founded with the philosophy of manufacturing lighting fixtures which would be attractive, simple to install and easy to service. From the modest beginnings of a one-room facility and six product lines, Cooper Lighting has grown to a position of international industry leadership. Along the way, there have been many changes.The mission of Cooper Lighting is to be the leading provider of innovative, high quality lighting fixtures and related products to worldwide commercial, industrial, residential and utility markets. Cooper Lighting has a total commitment to a Customer First attitude and to being consistently superior to competitors in fulfilling customer needs. Cooper Lighting is also committed to growing profitably and to the opportunity for all employees to contribute, grow, have fun, and take pride in their work.

Craftmade International, Inc. engages in the design, manufacture, distribution, and marketing of home decor products in North America. It provides home furnishings, including decorative ceiling fans, builder ceiling fans, light kits and blades, chandeliers and flushmounts, bath-strip lighting, outdoor lighting, interior lighting fixtures, door chimes, smoke alarms, ventilation systems, and light bulbs under the Craftmade brand name; and patio furniture, patio umbrellas, outdoor clocks and lighting, and weather gauges under the Woodard brand name. The company also offers its patio furniture products under Woodard Worldwide, Carolina Forge, and various private label trade names. In addition, it provides lighting products, such as floor and table lamps, and wall sconces; and fan accessories and lamp parts, including universal down rods, pull-chains, ceiling medallions, decorative ceiling medallions, and adjustable window cornices. Craftmade International sells its products to lighting showrooms, electrical wholesaler locations, and specialty patio and garden dealers for sale to the new home construction, remodeling, and replacement markets, as well as to mass retailers and retail chains.

Daktronics, Inc., through its subsidiaries, engages in the design, manufacture, marketing, and support of electronic display systems, as well as related products, maintenance, and professional services worldwide. Daktronics's products include sports products, such as indoor and outdoor scoreboards, timing systems, digit displays, sound systems, statistics software, and other related products; and automated rigging and hoist products comprising automated rigging systems, which complement arena center-hung scoreboard/display systems for small and large sporting facilities. It also offers video products consisting of displays, such as a number of pixels capable of creating various levels of video, graphics, and animation, as well as controllers that manage the operation of the display; commercial products, which include various indoor and outdoor applications primarily as graphics and text-based displays; and transportation products, including a range of LED-based display products for road management, parking, mass transit, and aviation applications. In addition, Daktronics provides software products, including Venus 1500 control software that allows the creation, display, and scheduling of dynamic text and basic graphics content on electronic displays; Venus 7000 display control system, which controls multi-color displays and video displays; and Visiconn control software that is used to display targeted messages to specific audiences and to control large networks of digital displays.

Day-Brite makes some 2 million fluorescent, high intensity discharge (HID), and emergency lights and fixtures a year, mostly for commercial and industrial use. Its product lines include Day-Brite Indoor HID, NiteBrites Outdoor HID, mcPhilben Emergency (exit signs), and Day-Brite Vandal resistant lighting. Day-Brite makes wiring systems (adapters, splitters, cables) used to connect its products in residential and commercial environments such as offices, retail establishments, and schools. Day-Brite's former parent, the Genlyte Group, was acquired by Philips Lighting Business Unit Professional Luminaires North America in 2008.

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