Street lights upgrade LED street lights is a global trend

It can be said that on a global scale, governments have already begun to act, and LED street lights "upgrade battle" is starting.

According to foreign media reports, the New Zealand Transport Bureau plans to install LED lighting on the Wellington National Road, the project value of 7.6 million US dollars (about 48 million RMB), installing a total of 3400 street lights in July. New LED street lights are expected to reduce road crime and improve driver safety throughout the region. In addition, more cost-effective LED street lights can save taxpayers about $10 million (about 63.16 million RMB) per year.

The 1 billion RMB project in Chicago is also in full swing. Recently, Chicago officials confirmed that it plans to replace 85% of street lights with LED lights in the next four years, making Chicago one of the largest cities in the world to change street lighting to LED. The program replaces 270,000 units high pressure sodium lamps with more energy efficient and longer lasting LED lights.

To sum up, it is certain that replacing street lights with LED lights has become a global trend, and more and more cities around the world are applying LED light sources to cut costs and carbon emissions.