Losangeles Airport LED energy-saving lamps debut

ELes 1800 (LosAng International Airport) recently replaced the metal halide lamp of the 26 glass towers in the airport channel for the past 5 years in order to make the most efficient use of energy.

Preliminary tests show that the LED device can save 25% of electricity compared to previous facilities, and reduce maintenance costs, power companies have reduced from the original six to two. The runway at the entrance of the airport is a landmark building, and passengers from 3000 feet away can see the lighthouse at Los Angeles International Airport. These 25 feet to 110 feet of transparent landmark tower by Chromacore technology can easily form a conventional pattern or color conversion. Without the use of glass filters, color gel and electric coloring device. The Color Kinetics'Color Blast12 Powercore used in the project is a direct current device that eliminates the need for additional power supply.

The newly installed LED device allows the airport to carry out a series of light demonstrations, including the red, white and blue lights arranged in order to commemorate the 2001 9 - 11 incident. The unusual building was originally part of the airport landscaping project, which cost $112 million to make the airport more friendly and accessible to 61 million passengers per year. At the same time, they also become a beautiful landscape of local residents and tourists in Losangeles.

Source: civil aviation resources network