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SONARAY the largest portfolio of propulsion and control systems on dustrial, and solar applications. SONARAY is part of a di- the maritime market, covering a power range from 50 to verse set of business units under the DASCOM Americas 30,000 kilowatts. In addition to optimizing existing sys- parent company and has been developing LED lighting tems, SCHOTTEL works continuously to develop new solutions for nearly a decade.

products and services. SONARAY strives to set the standard for brown or blue

With expansions within the SCHOTTEL Group, water marine craft, shipyard, workboat, or bridge lighting.

SCHOTTEL grows even stronger and its areas of activi- The company’s LED lighting is just as at home in ship- ties even more diversi? ed. The industrial holding company yards, ports, on ? shing craft or in the world’s toughest en-

SCHOTTEL Industries GmbH purchased majority stakes vironments like the Bering Sea where SONARAY out? ts in the electric system integrator elkon and newly founded vessels there with unique, custom color temperatures to cut

AQUOS, a company specialized in marine technologies fog and allow safe navigation. The company also gets the such as innovative underwater anchoring systems. The in- job done for tugs and workboats working the Gulf Coast dustrial holding company now comprises six companies or for ports in Panama, with lighting that helps mariners with more than 1,500 employees worldwide. and commerce traverse the open water.

Recently SONARAY completed a marquee installation over the Cumberland River in downtown Nashville on a

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