Londrina - PR Will Use Solar Energy As A Source Of Public Lighting In 2021

Londrina – PR Will Use Solar Energy As A Source Of Public Lighting In 2021

Written by Valdemar Medeiros

Published on 27/11/2020 at 11:52

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With The Goal Of Reducing Carbon Emissions, Londrina Begins To Use Solar Energy As A Source Of Lighting For Public Ways In 2021

Londrina will use solar energy as a source of lighting in mid-2021, the local company has already started testing LED lamps that have the capacity for the conservation and conversion of solar energy for nighttime lighting.

Londrina Utility Tests With Solar Energy

The Londrina utility, Sercomtel Iluminação, has begun testing using LED lamps that have the capacity to store and convert solar energy into nighttime lighting, thus aiming for a public lighting system based on solar energy technology.

To achieve this goal, Sercomtel will use two models of solar lamps, one called “SMD” (Surface Mounted Diode), which has a certain versatility and is also compact in relation to the LED components.

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Sercomtel President Says Models Are Still In Test Phases

According to the president of Sercomtel Iluminação, Luciano Kühl, the company is still testing the models they will use to see if the expectations placed on them will be met. “If approved, we can establish a deployment process for Londrina,” he emphasized.

Solar Energy-Based Technology For Londrina Lighting Is Top-Notch, Say Sercomtel Technicians

According to technicians from Sercomtel Iluminação, the models to be used have top-notch technology.

According to the manufacturer, each unit can provide, if necessary, a lighting flow of up to 24 hours; however, the models can save energy, thereby increasing the useful life to up to 36 hours of lighting through presence sensors, thus reducing brightness capacity by up to 50%, without traffic flow.

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