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LU440’s in use at Twickenham Stadium


LED lighting


the biggest possible footprint, alongside the smallest possible storage solution.


Can they be operated remotely?


Yes. The LU440 system has an advanced control panel, which offers a remote-control function anytime, anywhere. This installed SmartBox is connected to the stadium base station and allows the user to set the timer, consult analyser data real-time and monitor power consumption and running hours.


How much does the system cost to run annually?


The yearly power consumption depends on the number of lighting hours required for the pitch treatment. This is different for each stadium and purely depends on the size of the stadium, which mostly would also be relative to the budget available. With our growth models, our agronomists can precisely forecast the power consumption and related costs for a full year.


What are your views on the use of LED?


We are already actively selling and using LED light, with large systems installed in Munich and Wolfsburg and even a full pitch in the carpark of the new Spurs stadium, for when they are in NFL mode and the grass pitch sits in the carpark. We have quite a few customers already around the world using our smaller LED system. The thing is that, in most climates and most stadiums, the heat that comes off HPS lights (as a side product)


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