CH Reynolds programmed the lighting in preset zones that can work together or can be programmed to work independently.

CH Reynolds installed kinetic strobe-effect LED lighting under the canopy leading into the museum’s lobby.

CH Reynolds wired several 10-foot light poles with LED down lights on the outside patio.

CH Reynolds Powers up Exhibits and Lighting at the Computer History Museum

The Computer History Museum in Mountain View tapped CH Reynolds to install LED lighting throughout the building, including the patio. CH Reynolds also built out the electrical infrastructure in the Museum’s new wing, The Learning Center. CH Reynolds began the project in 2016 and provided a comprehensive design build portfolio of electrical, data construction, and energy management services. The electrical construction budget was $500,000 and the data budget was $100,000.

In the new modular Learning Center, CH Reynolds installed power in the floor to light up the innovative exhibits, where kids and learners of all ages can discover more about technology. In all, CH Reynolds installed 25 different lighting configurations in the exhibit displays and surrounding areas. This includes lighting in the entry; lighting for the stairs going to the top of the stage; lighting of displays built into the base of the state, and lighting of clouds in the ceiling. CH Reynolds alos installed network cabling throughout the learning center and the second floor, where the offices and meeting rooms are located.