A maker of ceiling fans and light fixtures that install like plugging in a lamp, using its patented weight-bearing plug-and-socket system. Founded in 2004 by real estate professional Rani Kohen, who wanted to end the dangerous ladder-and-wires chore of installing ceiling lights, the company sells its products under the General Electric brand. Its "SkyPlug" name comes from bringing the familiar wall-outlet experience up to the ceiling.
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