LED Walkways

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LED Lighting is now becoming a very cost effective way of lighting areas within construction.

On our site we are currently utilising red LED hose pipe type lighting to light external safe paths as a means of cost effective lighting which limits the amount of light pollution which is normally emitted from our sites.

For less than £100 it is now possible, with very low electrical consumption, to light walkways for up to 100m in length, which is fantastic for the site budget and the environment.

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Published 27 February 2018
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Categories
Adequate lighting, Positioning of equipment, lighting and CCTV,

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Large, Medium, Small,

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Good practice,

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Gavin Thomas
Project Manager

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