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Glamox Inc. (Canada) is a Canadian manufacturer and supplier of quality marine lighting fixtures with a strong global network and a comprehensive range of lighting solutions, fulfilling all Commercial Marine, Ferry, Naval, Coast Guard, Workboat and Offshore Energy lighting requirements.
This includes all lighting for areas such as passenger lounge/areas, cafeterias, gift shops, passenger cabins, crew spaces, car decks, viewing decks, machinery rooms, working spaces. A full range of exterior lighting fixtures are also available, including navigation lights; floodlights; searchlights (including Laser, HID and LED versions, embedded camera options); linears; deck lights; hazardous area lighting.
Glamox Canada is part of the global Glamox MOW group with 13 manufacturing facilities worldwide, including here in Canada. Brands owned by Glamox include Aquasignal, Glamox, LINKSrechts, Luminell, Luxo, Norselight, Marl and others.

Leading marine lighting manufacturer and supplier for marine projects across Canada
Glamox Canada has been selected for all NSS (National Shipbuilding Strategy) Federal new build programs currently underway. This includes complete lighting packages for Polar I/B, MPV program, AOPS, JSS, OOSV, NLT projects across Canada. This is in addition to significant on-going LED upgrade programs for all existing Canadian Federal fleets (Navy, Coast Guard + others).
New ferries built in Canada
As a Canadian manufacturer for 35 years, Glamox Canada is very proud to have supplied lighting solutions for Canadian Ferries across the country over many years. This includes more recent Canadian ferry builds such as the Simcoe Islander II built at Heddle / Ontario Shipyards, 2 x STQ LNG Ferries completed at Davie, and the Baynes Sound Connector built for BC Ferries at Seaspan.


New ferries built overseas
Due to our global reach, Glamox have been very involved with Canadian New Build Ferries overseas for owners such as BC Ferries, Seaspan Ferries, Owen Sound Transportation & Government of NL. This ensures that the lighting installed on a foreign build can be fully supported from within Canada during the life of these vessels.



Retrofit / LED upgrading – existing Canadian Ferries
Glamox has been very pro-active in the development of marine LED technology over the years, and have worked with all major ferry operators in Canada, upgrading many ferries, both inside and exterior lighting, providing greater energy efficiency, reduced maintenance and enhanced safety and comfort for passengers and crew, such as the ferries shown below:



Advanced lighting technologies – Light Management Systems (LMS)
Glamox are continuing to develop market leading and innovative solutions to provide the best marine lighting experience for passengers and crew alike. To improve energy efficiency further, Glamox can offer various light management solutions in conjunction with LED lighting, providing up to 90% energy saving compared to conventional lighting.
With ‘connected’ lighting systems, other benefits may include fault indication and self diagnostics, integrated sensors for control, data collection such as heat mapping - detecting human movement over time, and other functionality.
Glamox Group – recent notable NB Ferry references
Hydra – Hydrogen powered ferry
Viking Glory – Climate-Smart vessel
SH Minerva - Ice Class Cruise Ships
Color Hybrid - Largest plug-in hybrid vessel
Video Links
Glamox – Sustainable lighting
Glamox – Luminell LED searchlight with wave compensation
Glamox – Fluorescent to LED upgrade
Glamox - Luminell Floodlights – Made to Last
Glamox – Quality & Testing Video
Contact:
Glamox Inc. (Canada)
117 Glencoe Dr, Mount Pearl, NL, Canada, A1N 4S7
Ph: (709) 753-2373
Email: sales.gna@glamox.com
Web: https://www.glamox.com/global-marine/
Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/company/glamox-mow/
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