London gets the Bratain largest LED street light deployment project to complete the 2016 target of 40 % energy savings. Transport For London (TFL) has announced that they will cooperate with London mayor's office, a LED street lights renovation project, including upgrading 35,000 street lights and installing a network adaptive control system to monitor and control the lights.
In addition , the Lincolnshire in the north-east of England also starting a street lights project , including 16,500 solid-state lighting (SSL) street lights.
TFL engineers are testing the level of LED street lights |
In addition, there are two money savings, including maintenance cost reduced and the lighting control network established by TFL called Central Management System (CMS) will maximize energy savings and efficiency; CMS can set lights luminance level depending on the traffic and automatically detect the required maintenance. TFL said the CMS provided by Harvard engineering, is the largest ever single investment in the history of street lighting in London. The value of adaptive control has been demonstrated in other trials in the UK SSL, such as two years ago, the LED lighting installed in Thames Street tunnel by TFL.
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