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Energy saving road lighting for Century Avenue
When new road lighting was installed at Century Avenue in the Tianjin Grand Harbor area, key criteria for the project were energy efficiency and the ongoing cost of ownership. In order to address these issues, the Tianjin Grand Harbor Power Supply Bureau selected TridonicAtco’s ZRM U6M digital power switches to control the 122 sets of road lighting.
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Western Bypass for Zurich: State-of-the-art infrastructure
Components from TridonicAtco for greater safety
The Western Bypass for Zurich with its large number of special structures places enormous demands on the lighting and safety systems. In the tunnels TridonicAtco components demonstrate their excellent qualities day after day in operating the various light sources.
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Seen in the best light
Energy and cost-efficient street lighting
The demands of environmental protection, the need for budgetary control and the desire to install state-of-the-art technology were the motives behind the decision by the South German community of Rednitzhembach to modernise their street lighting. With the aid of innovative lighting technology from TridonicAtco the town installed a new lighting concept that is virtually unbeatable in terms of energy efficiency and cost savings.
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DALI Award 2008
Energy-efficient lighting system for Heathrow’s Terminal 5
The lighting system designed by Andromeda Telematics for the new Terminal 5 at London Heathrow airport is the world’s largest controlled lighting control system. 120,000 light fittings with DALI ballasts combined with 2,600 motion sensors provide energy-saving lighting. And the emergency lighting system has also broken records. It is the world’s largest single DALI emergency lighting control system.
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OMBS control gear and ZRM 4,5-ES/C ignitors for greater reliability
Chain reaction
Truckers can now fit snow chains to their vehicles quickly and reliably on the A1 West-Autobahn in Lower Austria. Asfinag, the Austrian motorway financing company, has now set up a 1 km snow chain fitting facility for trucks at St. Christophen in the direction of Vienna.
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OGLIS 1000 offers application-specific benefits
Loads of light
The Port 2000 investment programme has turned Le Havre into the fifth largest port in Northern Europe. OGLIS 1000 ballasts ensure that light is available on the container gantries for loading and unloading the ships at all times of day and night.
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Light emitting diodes make their mark
Safety first
As their name suggests, ultra low-profile LaneLight marker lights are used for marking out lanes on roads. They can also be used to provide a visual warning of accident blackspots. Behind this intelligent approach to traffic control is some innovative LED technology from TridonicAtco.
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Conspicuous and discreet at the same time
LED modules show character
By both day and night, the Bennauer Steg footbridge meets the architect’s brief to create a new landmark at the long valley crossing point. This triumph is achieved by the integrated lighting in the handrails provided by powerful strip LED modules.
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LED with outdoor ambitions
A bridge in shining amber
spaceLED modules really show their strengths in outdoor applications. This is amply demonstrated by the bridge over the river Inn in Hall, Austria. It is now bathed in stunning eyecatching amber light.
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City Link
Light provides safety
The Melbourne City Link, a privately funded project involving investments of 2 billion Australian dollars, will improve the traffic situation in and around the centre of the capital city of the Australian federal state of Victoria, considerably. The toll link between the three main arterial roads has been designed as a fully automated road network – one of the first in the world – which does not rely on toll points. The electronic payment system allows drivers to use the motorways without having to slow down or stop, thus ensuring a constant flow of traffic.
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The Princess
Light brings atmosphere to the Mosel
After seven months of construction, it was ready: On 15th March 2000 the Princess Marie-Astrid from Lux-Werft und Schiffahrt GmbH in Mondorf am Rhein was handed over to its new owner, Entente Touristique de la Mosel Luxembourgeoise asbl. This imposing 60 m long and 11.20 m wide ship was presented with the same glamour as a 5-star hotel: marble floors and stairs to the upper deck, games decks, exclusive luminaires, Italian tiles in the wet rooms, a kitchen bright with stainless steel.
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Airport lighting
Air travel throughout the world continues to grow and airports are being extended or built from scratch to accommodate the vast increases in the number of passenger. As airports become more sophisticated, so too does the lighting.
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