"The [LED] lights drastically reduce energy and maintenance costs in Upper Chichester, which we are very excited about. Additionally, I am sure the residents and guests who use the rec center are going to love the upgraded lighting as well."
SEPTA was looking to upgrade the T12 linear fluorescent lamps on their underground platforms for their metro Philadelphia subway system. Their desire was to implement a system that would reduce energy consumption and maintenance costs, as well as improve the lighting conditions on the platforms for passenger comfort and safety.
Our customer was looking for a way to reduce energy and maintenance costs at their community recreation center. The existing metal halide fixtures were operating seven days a week and were becoming very expensive to maintain. Their lack of durability resulting from common activities associated with gymnasium lighting resulted in significant maintenance costs.
The Township needed a significant increase in the performance of the street lighting in a particular area of their community. Light levels were low and the township had been receiving complaints that the older “yellow” street lights were not bright enough.
