Keystone has identified a rare manufacturing defect that can potentially lead to a hazardous condition where the lamp driver/base can separate from the LED array, thereby posing a risk of the LED array portion of the lamp falling. The products were known to be sold from March 2016 through August 2017.

Keystone’s Shoe Donation Drive Give someone a pair of shoes and you don’t just offer them a set of footwear. You’re offering them new opportunities – and helping the environment, to boot. (Lansdale, PA) – June 10,2021 – That’s why Keystone Technologies teamed up with Zappos, the online retailer, in sponsoring a Soles4Souls shoe drive […]

Keystone Technologies Welcomes the World with Keystone Live!   (LANSDALE, PA) – You can see it all from wherever you are.   Keystone Technologies, an industry-leading lighting and lighting controls manufacturer, has expanded the scope of Keystone Live!, its interactive demonstration, with a new, experiential space located at the company’s headquarters in Lansdale, near Philadelphia. […]

PHILADELPHIA, PA: December 15, 2020  Keystone Technologies announces the recent promotion of Josh Brown to Executive Vice President, Distribution Sales and Marketing. In this new role, Brown will lead the Distribution Sales and Marketing Teams where he will be responsible for advocating Keystone’s mission and value proposition to the lighting industry.  Brown will be responsible for creating business development strategy, […]