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(2009-12-18)Tribuna De Salamanca newspaper reports the superior energy saving of Kingsun LED street light
Recently, with its superior energy saving high power LED street light, Kingsun and its exclusive Spain distributor Kailas/Lido lights have strided into Spain market.
Reported by the newspaper of Tribuna De Salamanca, we can saw that kingsun LED street lighthad been evaluated and praised.
"Carbajosa de la Sagrada joins the increasingly high number of municipalities that bet on energy saving, as its mayor, Pedro Samuel Martín, presented yesterday a pilot and pioneer in the Community of Castile and Leon, three lights with LED technology (Light Emitting Diode), which will remain on probation for three months in Pelabravo street, near the school. These lamps can save energy between 40 and 60%, with the addition of a higher quality of light and life, as well as better color rendition. For example, it is noted that a conventional luminaire has 7,000 hours of battery life, compared with 50,000 of those using LED technology, and while the first consume 150 watts per hour, the consumption of the latter are around 84w. Another advantage is that maintenance is done from the fifth year and also very easily done because people just need replace the transformer.
The secret, according to officers of the company responsible for installing, Lidolight, "is that they open the optical beam, instead of concentrating, hence comes the light quality. Other advantages, to say the same sources, is that this technology meets all standards, their components are one hundred percent recyclable and does not give off ultraviolet rays. In addition, municipalities that use this system will benefit when pay their electricity rates based on the energy rating.
For its part, the mayor noted that the ultimate goal of this initiative is saving energy and cost to invest in other projects of general interest.
The first contact Lidolight company, which has its headquarters in the town of Yecla Murcia, in the Community of Castilla y Leon has been the Holy Carbajosa; Cabrerizos from today, and capital in the near Salamanca, locations where it will also leave test three luminaires. Moreover, its leaders have also met with the mayors of Peñaranda de Bracamonte y Alba de Tormes and in the rest of the region have also established contacts with some locations in Valladolid and Palencia".
The lights in the garden of Calle San Antonio have an internal circuit power transmission that allows continued operation even if one LED fails, thus avoiding complete shutdown of the luminaire. They emit a whiter light, allowing better visualization of form and color against the orange glow of sodium vapor lights.
