US/UK/Canada

Share

Pick a time period -
Tags ( Active)

Latest Additions to the Stela LED Range

Following an extraordinary first year, Indal WRTL will continue to launch additional high energy saving and carbon reducing LED solutions from the Stela range throughout 2010.Stela Long is a residential side entry road lighting solution, available with 34mm to 42mm spigot, or post top with a 60mm or 76mm fixing. It is available in 10 LED to 30 LED versions and shares the latest technology improvements available across the Stela range with improved circuit efficacy up to 116 lumens per watt. Stela Long is ideal for point for point replacement and offers unprecedented energy performance

Latest Additions to the Stela LED Range

Following an extraordinary first year, Indal WRTL will continue to launch additional high energy saving and carbon reducing LED solutions from the Stela range throughout 2010.Stela Long is a residential side entry road lighting solution, available with 34mm to 42mm spigot, or post top with a 60mm or 76mm fixing. It is available in 10 LED to 30 LED versions and shares the latest technology improvements available across the Stela range with improved circuit efficacy up to 116 lumens per watt. Stela Long is ideal for point for point replacement and offers unprecedented energy performance

LED Street Light Web Site Launched

Indal WRTL has launched a new web site dedicated to their LED street light, Stela.The site has been developed in response to Stela’s astounding success during the past 12 months and provides technical data and calculation tools for lighting engineers, carbon reduction and energy saving information for council officers and answers questions on light pollution and personal safety for residents. The web site, www.stela-led.co.uk, also contains local authority case studies, traditional street lighting versus LED comparison images and testimonials from Councillors, contractors and clients. For

LED Street Lighting Web Site Launched

Indal WRTL has launched a new web site dedicated to their LED street light, Stela. The site has been developed in response to Stela’s astounding success during the past 12 months and provides technical data and calculation tools for lighting engineers, carbon reduction and energy saving information for council officers and answers questions on light pollution, personal and road safety for residents. The web site, www.stela.led.co.uk, also contains local authority case studies, traditional street lighting versus LED comparison images and testimonials from Councillors, contractors and clients.

A Bright Future for Bedfordshire

The people of Central Bedfordshire will soon benefit from a pioneering and sustainable street lighting solution that will improve road safety and their personal security.The installation of WRTL Exterior Lighting’s Stela LED street lights has now been completed in East Flitwick with Dunstable due to be finished by the end of the year. These two areas were identified as ideal locations to demonstrate the positive impact of this revolutionary light source. WRTL were approached by Bedfordshire Highways (Amey) and asked to propose an innovative, forward-thinking street lighting solution that

A Shining Example

Waiting for the sun to go down is something that many Lighting Engineers grow accustomed to during their careers. However, it is less often that they are joined by curious crowds of residents, contractors and Council officials.The purpose of the assembled party was to witness a clever demonstration where observers would be able to compare traditional street lighting with an LED solution instantly alongside one another. The ‘seeing is believing’ concept was designed by Rob Warner of Middlesbrough Council and installation contractor, David Webster Limited. WRTL Exterior Lighting Limited

White Lights are the Green Future

Wigan Borough Council is one of a fast-growing number of local authorities committed to initiatives that save energy; reduce CO2 emissions and also save council tax payers money.Wigan Borough Council is one of a fast-growing number of local authorities committed to initiatives that save energy; reduce CO2 emissions and also save council tax payers money. The Environmental Services Department recently invited WRTL Exterior Lighting to showcase their new LED street lighting. The pilot scheme involves the replacement of eighteen sodium lanterns with WRTL’s Stela LED luminaires. These

Energy Saving Street Lighting for Flitwick and Dunstable

People in Flitwick and Dunstable will soon be benefiting from a new energy saving street lighting scheme, which aims to not only reduce CO2 emissions and electricity consumption, but also improve safety by enhancing visibility for pedestrians. The innovative new scheme launched by Central Bedfordshire Council with partners Bedfordshire Highways (AMEY) and WRTL Exterior Lighting Ltd, will see LED street lights being used in East Flitwick and Dunstable. The scheme will help to reduce CO2 emissions by up to 65% and provide high energy savings without the need to dim or switch off during the

Extra Government Funding Provides Safer Street Lighting in Barnet

Like every local authority, the London Borough of Barnet has been put under increasing pressure from the government to meet energy saving targets. To ease transition, the Government Office for London has provided extra Public Finance Initiative (PFI) funds for street lighting schemes to improve safety and reduce crime. Barnet submitted a request for funding to replace more than 17,500 streetlights and 3,779 columns and commenced researching suitable products. As part of this process local government officers asked residents in Barnet for their views on street lighting and, given the choice,

Middlesbrough Council Lighting the Way

Now that Carbon Trading has become a reality, more and more pressure is put on local authorities to reduce their carbon footprint. Street lighting is one area where large savings can often be made; however, it is the local authority’s responsibility to ensure that a seamless service continues while implementing these reductions and safety standards are not affected. This task can be very difficult. Street lighting is enigmatic. It is largely ignored when it is working and usually only noticed when there is a problem. We have already seen evidence of this across the UK in areas where

Safer Routes to Schools Scheme Results in a Safer Environment

Northampton County Council are currently implementing a safer routes to school scheme (SRTS), which delivers advances to help improve safety, accessibility and encourage more children to walk or cycle to school. This is resulting in less traffic and congestion and will ultimately improve air quality in and around the school area. Northampton County Council recognises that the involvement of the school community is vital if there is to be a real shift towards walking and cycling so they are introducing speed reduction measures, safer crossing points, new or extended lengths of footway, cycle

There are no items matching the current filter
There are no more items matching the current filter
Back to top

Media