Finding a Better Way to Revolutionize Lighting

Our Mission: Finding a Better Way®

Founded in Cleveland, Ohio in 2011, CLEANLIFE® is dedicated to redefining lighting through LED innovation. From smart IoT-connected systems that personalize lighting and automation, to timeless decorative designs under UltraLux®, our divisions serve diverse environments with purpose and style. In 2024, CLEANLIFE® acquired ATX LED to further expand its low-voltage direct current (LVDC) technology, paving the way for cleaner, smarter, and more efficient energy solutions. Most recently, CLEANLIFE® has launched its next-generation Kinetic circadian smart lighting at the 2025 International Builders Show, offering wire-free control, optimized sleep-wake cycles, and human-centric wellness through innovative lighting design.

Pioneering Lighting Innovation Since 2011.
Video is featuring our Kinetic Circadian System in action.
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Company Evolution

CLEANLIFE® CEO Justin Miller has been a serial entrepreneur and businessman since he was 13 years old and always had an eye for trends in innovation. He founded CLEANLIFE® in 2011, while studying abroad in China, where he learned about the manufacturing process of fluorescent lamps, which involves toxic mercury vapors. A chance introduction to a new eco-friendly technology called light emitting diodes (LED) sent him on his new path of making fluorescent technology obsolete.

Over the last decade that dream has grown into a global joint-venture enterprise that manufactures highly customized LED lighting solutions for clients such as, Exxon Mobil Corp., Hilton, IHG, Marriott International, Pepsi, The Coca-Cola Company, Walmart Inc., Wendy’s, Wynn Resorts, and other Fortune 100 businesses, as well as products for the consumer market available through national retailers such as Lowes, Home Depot, Menards, Amazon and Wayfair.

In 2025, CLEANLIFE® expanded its global operations with the launch of a new joint-venture manufacturing facility in Thailand to support more cost-effective production for the U.S. market, benefiting from significantly reduced tariffs.