Mercer-Zimmerman Signs on to Represent Crestron Electronics

Rockleigh, NJ, January 01, 2011 --(PR.com)-- Crestron today announced that commercial lighting specialists, Mercer-Zimmerman will represent Crestron Green Light® solutions. The territory Mercer-Zimmerman represents for Crestron includes the state of Kansas and western Missouri, where it has built long-term relationships within the architectural, lighting design and engineering communities. Over the last 40 years, Mercer-Zimmerman has built a solid reputation fulfilling lighting project requirements from specification to installation.

Based in Kansas City, Mercer-Zimmerman has become one of the largest manufacturer representatives in the state of Kansas and western Missouri. With four independent offices in Kansas, Mercer-Zimmerman is deeply entrenched in the day-to-day business, and is able to maintain strong relationships with customers in the specification community and electrical contractors. The partnership offers Crestron a diverse team of sales, quotation and customer service staff, made up of the most qualified professionals in the market. The Controls Department consists of individuals with degrees in Theatrical Lighting and Design with a combined 50 years experience in the lighting controls industry.

"Crestron is dedicated to providing the most energy efficient and environmentally safe systems on the planet, and we're excited to have Mercer-Zimmerman join us to communicate our value to customers," said Mike Malone, Crestron Senior Director of Lighting Controls.

Crestron Green Light solutions deliver a powerful and cost-effective answer to reducing energy costs and enhancing the functionality of lighting and environmental systems. Green Light solutions also help designers meet ASHRAE and LEED standards.

"We are very excited to drive sales for Crestron in Kansas and western Missouri," said Mike Howard, Vice President of Mercer-Zimmerman. "Our customers appreciate quality products and Crestron's diverse line of lighting control systems deliver the value they expect."

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