PowerHouse Alliance (the Alliance), has announced the addition of three new vendor partners: Cleerline, LOEWE, and Optoma, expanding PowerHouse’s offerings across fiber optic cabling and home projection, in addition to granting integrators access to a new entrant in the American premium home entertainment market.
The Value for Integrators
“These additions are about creating new revenue opportunities for our dealers,” said Dennis Holzer, Executive Director of PowerHouse Alliance.
“Whether it’s building stronger fiber foundations, offering a luxury AV alternative, or expanding projection and commercial display capabilities, each of these partners supports measurable growth across our network.”
The New Powerhouse Vendor Partners: At a Glance
Cleerline
Joining the Alliance’s infrastructure category, Cleerline offers fiber optic connectivity solutions for 4K and 8K video content, with the Alliance citing the high demand of incoming AI applications having prompted it to include Cleerline’s products among its offerings.
The Alliance also points to the installer-friendly nature of Cleerline’s fiber system as another reason for choosing to include the vendor in its collection of partners.
Optoma
Spanning residential and commercial segments, Optoma’s portfolio includes 4K UHD home theater projectors, high-brightness commercial projection systems, interactive flat panels, and large-format displays, providing dealers with a set of solutions for home cinema, corporate, hospitality and education environments, according to the Alliance.
Loewe Technologies
Loewe, a German premium home entertainment manufacturer founded in 1923, brings design-forward OLED televisions and integrated audio systems to the PowerHouse portfolio. Known for its Made in Germany craftsmanship and refined aesthetics, the Alliance states that LOEWE offers dealers a differentiated luxury AV solution for discerning residential clients.
Loewe’s North American Debut
Loewe debuted to North American markets at the 2025 CEDIA Expo with CES 2026 marking the company’s first appearance at a U.S. tradeshow, where it introduced its existing stellar OLED line as the first line of TVs being made available to integrators in U.S. and Canadian territories.
