Cooperation with LED street lights manufacturers to spend 46m dollars to convert to LEDs

Cooperation with LED street lights manufacturers to spend 46m dollars to convert to LEDs

  A recent-planed project cooperated with LED street lights manufacturers is on the to-do-list that to convert traditional LED street lamps with more energy-efficient LED on Oahu engaged with the number of 53,500.

  The initial LED street lamps has been lit in some places including H-1 highway, Wilson, Pali and Harano, etc. Currently, this city plan to simulate previous yellow and dark lights into LEDs. “the street will be brighter, It is obviously that drivers and vehicles will see each other clearly. Less drivers will be reduced.” A spokesperson said in a press conference.

  A pilot project for LED street lamps cooperated with LED street lights manufacturers previously started in the parts of Oahu island, earlier in 2014. This project will cost about 46,6 million dollars, which is much lower than that in last year. And about 60% electricity bills will be saved in lighting, which is equal to cutting approximately 14,4 thousand tons of carbon emission.

  The lifespan of the new LED street lamps is twice that of the traditional high pressure sodium lights, which are the most products lit currently. Also, these lights will deliver higher energy-saving efficiency up to 80%. The lifespan of the new LED street lamps is twice that of the traditional high pressure sodium lights, which are the most products lit currently. Also, these lights will deliver higher energy-saving efficiency up to 80%.

  The project cooperated with LED street lights manufacturers is expected to begin in February or March of next year, and is expected to take 18 to 24 months to complete.