1985- Company founded in Whippany, New Jersey.

1989- Growth leads to search for larger facility. Company moves to current location in South Plainfield New Jersey.

 

1991- Company expands premise wiring business with manufacturing of first          Fiber Optic patch panels.

 

1992- Lands first major account with AT&T for custom cable assemblies on many cellular sites around the country.

 

1993- DL207 introduced as the first long haul single fiber Ethernet product, AUI to 10 megabit. Receives major contract for Tinker Air Force base, supplying all of their interconnect requirements. First cable TV customer - Time Warner Cable in New York City. Exhibits for the first time at the SCTE Cable Tec Expo in Orlando, Florida.

 

1994- Expands product line by manufacturing its own baseband vide/audio line. Supplies Texscan with all of their service cables. Also, begins manufacturing our own Fiber optic adaptors for the premise wiring industry.

1995 - First 100 megabit LAN connections with @Home in Freemont, California.

1996-  Radiant DL210 product used in 1996 Winter Olympics. Begin new division of the company with a line of Fiber Optic security products based out of Long Island, New York.

 

1997- Begins production of WAN/LAN products for the CATV industry. DL221 is delivered to customers.

 

1998- Develops single fiber long haul WAN solutions for major CATV MSO's. Also, new video/audio multiplexers.

 

1999- Sells Premise Wiring Division to Wiremold. Starts new division - Dark Fiber Solutions.

2000- Radiant opens R&D engineering office in Torrance, California along with sales offices in Colorado and Wisconsin.  .                                                                

2001- Radiant sales office opens in Tennessee.

 

2002- Designs RM1100, first real time video monitoring system for the CATV industry. Exhibits at NAB (National Association of Broadcasters) for first time. Lands major security contracts for Yuma Air Force base and JFK airport.

 

2004- Developing IP based products for video/audio applications. Contracts for Port Authority of NY and Virginia DOT. Original founder Mike Thaw passes away at the end of the year.

2005 - Gene Thaw becomes CEO and Jack Fitzsimmons President of Radiant.

2006 - Radiant introduces QRF5000. It is the first in a series of new Eclipse Encoders which allows users to convert analog television into digital QAM channels for bandwidth saving applications with digital simulcast systems. The Eclipse series encoders find valuable use in gated communities, hotels, college and arena CATV systems with use

2007 - Radiant wins 4 star BGR award at SCTE in Orlando from Broadband Gear Report with QRF5200 QAM Channel Deletion unit.