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LED street Lights advantages than HPS
Currently the main source of urban road lighting traditional high pressure sodium, fluorescent, etc., which, with its high-pressure sodium lamp luminous efficiency,
Guangzhou metro LED lighting energy-saving demonstration project
In July 2015, guangzhou metro line 2 three yuan to pazhou section （excluding hiu kong, red post to stand） LED energy-saving lighting demonstration project has been completed,
LED lighting in rail traffic trends
Trend: with the development of the rail transit semiconductor lighting technology and urbanization, the LED in the field of rail transit will continue to broaden the application scope of,
India installed 48,034pcs LED lights
According to a policy report before the General Assembly on Friday, showed that in the city Chennai, India has installed 48,034 energy-efficient LED street lights, a historic record.
The EU will joint market surveillance for LED and other lighting products
Product Safety Enforcement Forum of Europe (PROSAFE) has began operating in July 2015, and two years of consumer goods expanded joint market surveillance actions.
The situation of LED lighting applications in other countries
October 19-26, 2014, I was fortunate to attend Cityscape Municipal Authority delegation to investigate the German and British parts of the city.
Chicago ready to install more than 350,000pcs LED street light
Recently, the city of Chicago, Illinois, announced that it will carry out the "Smart Lighting Project", aims to convert most of the city's outdoor lighting energy-saving LED light source.
Advantage of rail LED lighting
At the end of 2014, the 22 cities in China, a total of opening operation of urban rail transit line length of 3173 km.Among them, 2365 kilometers of subway, accounting for 75%;
The new Audi RS headlamps with LED matrix
Currently, we learned from official Audi, the new Audi RS 7 will be officially listed on September 27 this year.
The continued growth in Asian markets LED lighting
The report shows that in 2025 Asian urbanization will grow 44 percent in 2010 to 53 per cent, compared to the global urbanization on-year growth of only 6%.