Golight, Inc. is excited to announce an Export Management agreement with Brunger Export Inc., a leading international sales representative company with an experienced global team of sales professionals, and multi-lingual support staff. They will work with Marine and RV manufacturers, distributors and dealers to promote, sell and support Golight products internationally.
Effective May 17, 2010, please send all new orders and Golight requirement details to their general contact address below, and they will have their team handling your market, respond and assist you with your Golight business. This new agreement will not affect your costs, so all future ordering, shipment, payment and support procedures should be structured directly with Brunger Export. The President of Brunger Export, Patrick Gillet, can also be contacted, whenever needed, at telephone 954-253-9995 ext. 103 and/or email address pgillet@brungerexport.com
Brunger Export Inc.
4901 NW 17th Way – 600
Fort Lauderdale, Fl. 33309 USA
Tel. – 954-928-1245
Fax – 954-928-1644
info@brungerexport.com
www.brungerexport.com
Golight, Inc. is honored to have you as a valued customer and is looking forward to bringing Brunger Export Inc. aboard to enhance our ability to provide you with excellent customer service and support. Thank you for your Golight business.
Sincerely.
Brandon Stritt
Golight, Inc.
800-557-0098
Brandon@golight.com
by admin on April 13, 2010
This spring, Golight, Inc. once again participated in the 2010 NTEA “Work Truck Show” held in St Louis. The show is “North America’s largest work truck event” with 475 exhibitors related to the industry. It is a great opportunity to see what’s new in trucks and accessories and to touch-base with many of our dealers, distributors and end user customers. We get to see folks from all over North America who we usually only talk with by telephone. I appreciate the work ethic, innovation and friendliness of our customers and the seeing all of the people and the products they have developed at Work Truck Show strengthens that admiration.
We introduced the Smithlight, portable area work light, to a receptive audience. The Smithlight is a handy work light with LED light heads and a rechargeable battery. It’s a lot of fun to show the light and listen to people brainstorm new applications for the light. The business applications for the utility, cable, telecom and rail industries are numerous but then people are thinking of uses at their homes, farms and recreational activities. For example, a utility line(wo)man mentioned how great it would be on their farm during calving season. I guess she had been up late the night before delivering calves and wishing for more light.
The truck industry is making many innovations related to the “green revolution.” To meet this demand for innovation, the lighting sector has moved to LED lighting technology for many applications. The LED typically has a lower power draw plus durability and longevity advantages. Golight, Inc. is moving that way, too, but with the HID (High Intensity Discharge) light coming first. Where our lights are typically used as search lights or spot lights for a long distance work, the HID has the power to project light a great distance. This summer we will introduce the HID version of our remote controlled lights. More information on the HID light from Golight, Inc. will be available soon. The LED version is next and that information is also forthcoming.
All of us with Golight are looking forward to talking with you about these new products as well as our current standard products. Some of the Trade shows we are attending in the next couple of months include:
• APWA Snow Conference in Omaha, April 18-20
• Tactical Vehicle Show in Washington DC, April 19-21
• FDIC in Indianapolis, April 22-24
• SOFIC in Tampa, June 15-17
• Global Petroleum Show in Calgary, June 8-10
• Eurosatory in Paris (not Texas), June 14-18
• EUFMC in Williamsburg, June 20-23
If we are lucky enough to have you at one of these trade shows, please stop by and say hello. Otherwise, call or drop us an email.
Spotlight on Golight: A Pat On The Back
by admin on April 29, 2010
We don’t want to go around patting ourselves on the back, but we sure don’t mind if others do! The following is a letter that was received by one of our associates, Shawna.
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Shawna,
I am sending you the light I called about.
This light was received as a gift approximately 10 years ago and rode on top of my patrol car (I was a State Trooper for 33 years). Afterward it rode on my truck (I am now a ranger with the Yazoo Ms Delta Levee Board). Last Sunday (3/28/10), while responding to a call, and running about 80 into a 20 MPH head wind, I met an 18 wheeler probably going just as fast the other way.
It could have been because one of the magnets came loose due to weather exposure, or it could have not been setting flush because of the ribbed roof… who knows.
But to my surprise it came loose, first striking the bar light, then flying over the left fender and striking the black top.
The power cord held the light as it bounced down the road at 80 mph. It probably took me a 100 yd or so to stop. To my surprise, it was still hooked up and just bouncing along.
I picked it up and put it in my truck. The lens was gone, the handle was gone, a large chunk was missing from the right front of the light. I, of course, figured it was a total loss but surprised it didn’t look any worse. So I decided to check if it still worked.
Was I surprised when I pressed the ON button on the remote and the light came on, then more so when I saw all features work. Other than the lens, handle and a chunk out of the housing, it worked like a charm.
Thanks for making a product that does what it said it would do, plus well beyond what anyone could ever expect.
I have purchased several of your lights in the past for my department and will continue to buy more in the future.
Again thanks for such a great product.
BOBBY G REED
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We were so smitten with Bobby”s kind words that we were inclined to send him a reconditioned unit to replace his original.
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