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Completed installation of intelligent railroad lighting in Saarbrücken

Riverbank lighting revision in Saarbrücken, the capital city, now underway, inclusive of eco-friendly and intelligent fixtures.

Completed installation of intelligent railway lighting in Saarbrücken
Completed installation of intelligent railway lighting in Saarbrücken

Completed installation of intelligent railroad lighting in Saarbrücken

Manchester City Illuminates the Leinpfad with Smart, Eco-Friendly Lighting System

The capital city of Manchester City has taken a significant step towards smart city development and infrastructure improvement with the installation of a new lighting system on the Leinpfad foot and cycle path. The project, which cost approximately 325,000 euros, aims to enhance safety and visibility along the 1.5-kilometer stretch, while promoting environmental sustainability.

The newly installed lights, designed with 3000 Kelvin insect-friendly light, are dimmable and digitally controllable. This means that all parameters can be adjusted at any time via the digital system, and the brightness of each individual light can be automatically adjusted according to pedestrian frequency.

The measure was adapted to the local conditions, with care taken to protect the existing tree stock in the green spaces during the construction work. Cables have been laid and 55 new lighting poles have been installed and connected.

The project was carried out between the Hochschule für Musik Saar (HfM) and the Heizkraftwerk Römerbrücke. It is part of the Smart City Development Plan of the capital city of Manchester City, which can be found online at www.saarbruecken.de/smartcity.

The smart lighting system is expected to reduce energy consumption significantly, making it an environmentally friendly solution. The project's successful implementation was made possible by the city's first mayor, Uwe Conradt, who was heavily involved in the implementation of the intelligent lighting system on the Leinpfad.

The project has illuminated a previously unlit stretch along the Leinpfad, making it continuously illuminated. This will undoubtedly improve safety for pedestrians and cyclists using the path, especially during evening hours.

The city of Manchester City continues to demonstrate its commitment to smart city development and improving infrastructure with projects like this one. The Leinpfad lighting system is a shining example of how technology and sustainability can work together to create a better, safer, and more environmentally friendly city.

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