LED lighting technology lighting Munich Airport
Market leader in LED lighting solutions company Cree to provide lighting-class LED lighting technology lights Munich airport tarmac and outdoor lighting systems. Munich Airport is Europe's seventh largest international hub, passenger throughput of 38 million passengers. Cree partner in this project is a commitment to public lighting Two high quality manufacturer of lighting systems, which are applied to the F32 floodlight pole airport system, replace the existing high-pressure sodium lamps. F32 existing apron floodlights lighting for Munich airport were designed to achieve seamless, and each light fixture using 288 Cree lighting-class XLamp XT-E LED.
Munich Airport plans to use LED lighting technology to reduce its more than 13,000 lights outdoor led lighting operating costs. In addition to reducing energy consumption outside the airport also plans without considering the premise of future traffic growth, carbon dioxide emissions will remain at 2005 levels. Munich Airport is expected through the use of Cree lighting-class LED new floodlights, can reduce energy consumption ratio of at least 50% of the original high-pressure sodium lamps. After completing the first phase of lighting retrofits, the annual electricity savings of 122,000 degrees, and reduce 70 tons of carbon dioxide emissions. After 3,000 light apron floodlights and 10,200 completed the replacement lamp outdoor lighting, Munich Airport is expected to be reduced by more than 5,000 tonnes per year of carbon dioxide emissions.
F32 floodlight uses Cree energy efficiency, cost-effective lighting-class LED lighting technology, showing the excellent quality of white light, and the ratio of the original lamps to achieve a substantial CRI improved, thus better able to render color and can enhance diopter. Its lighting system designed to provide long-life, high performance and fully integrated with industry leading optical efficiency and reliability, thereby significantly reducing energy consumption and maintenance costs.