Showing posts with label Lighting. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Lighting. Show all posts

Sunday, July 31, 2011

Public lighting with renewable energy

The security and convenience of the public lighting is without doubt a need in the cities, but without a doubt is a heavy burden on the local electricity networks. To resolve this, SavWatt , a company based in Baltimore (USA)(UU.) It has developed the Eco-poleto lamppost that uses LED lights from 60W and feeds on solar and wind power, completely independent of the mains.


The first of the Eco-pole at the front of the building of the Department of transportation, is recently installed in Washington, DC. The company claims that its product is - in addition - free maintenance, for at least 50,000 hours of use. It has a double solar panel that provides and has a battery of 36 hours of energy storage. It also has a micro wind turbine manufactured in light and soft materials that are resistant to water, resistant oxide, pollution-free and low-noise operation. It should be noted that Eco-pole can work even with a low initial wind speed, and from any direction.


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Friday, May 6, 2011

Save Engery With Lighting

Save electricalenergy is vital in order to protect the environment, but also in order to achieve better end of the month given that energy is becoming more expensive, which in part is due to that devices are becoming more powerful and consume more.


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But there are many alternatives that allow us to live a normal life and to save energy, as for example the LED lights or low when it comes to lighting.


LED technology advances every day more and you are more and more uses, but that is really doing all the rage is the lighting. Being much more economic than the low consumption lamps and at the same time adding a technological touch home.


Low consumption lamps instead are excellent alternatives to the traditional lamps, since not only illuminate like consuming a fraction of energy, but they also raise very little temperature, helping to alleviate global warming.