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Luceco lights Drydocks World – Dubai
Luceco, in partnership with Sharaf DG Energy, has successfully completed a lighting retrofit project at Drydocks World – Dubai on behalf of Etihad ESCO. In order for the UAE to achieve their sustainable related targets, replacing conventional lamped fittings and accessories with cost effective, energy saving LED luminaires is a primary focus.
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orkshop areas such as Steel and Pipe shops originally lit with conventional HighBay
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fittings, have now been replaced with the Luceco Eris HighBay providing uniform illumination throughout and a greatly improved lit environment. Eris is a modern and slim IP65 rated luminaire, with die- cast aluminium body and polycarbonate lens optic with a 120-degree beam angle as standard for optimum performance with options including 13500 - 32400 lumen output variants delivering 135Llm/cW. Consisting of 18 and 30m High masts, the Safina area was lit with Metal Halide fittings but
now has been replaced with Amnis floodlights. Amnis is a high-performance luminaire offering a luminaire efficacy of up to 168 luminaire lm/W and is capable of producing up to 187,000 luminaire lumens at 4000K with a CRI>70. Narrow and wide optics are available, and the luminaire rated at IP66 and IK08. Following detailed design work, the lighting audit clearly proved that by using Luceco energy efficient luminaires, substantial savings were achievable as well as enhancing the lighting levels.
Drydocks World completes over 300 projects a year, the yard covering over 200 hectares with 4 dry docks, with the largest dock capable
of handling the world’s largest vessels. This project, supplied by Luceco in Partnership with Sharaf DG Energy, heavily supports Drydocks’ environmental efforts by installing sustainable lighting solutions for the future by employing LED energy saving technologies.
For more information, visit
www.luceco.com
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