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Commercial Lighting Station / Railway

Keikyu Kurihama Line YRP Nobi StationYokosuka City, Kanagawa Prefecture

LED light with low glare promotes power savings, creating a lighting space kind on both the environment and people

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  • The LEDioc μs lights that light the platform have long-life LED modules with operating lifespans of 60000 hours, which contributes to maintenance savings.

  • The LED lights have promoted large-scale power savings while achieving increased brightness, and brightly and safely light the station platform.

  • A LEDioc μs light brightly illuminates the area around the stairs, making for a good visual environment with a high degree of uniformity.

  • The installed LEDioc μs lights, which suppress glare with surface emission.

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Installation date

March, 2018

Location

YRP Nobi Station is a station on the Keikyu Railway's Kurihama Line in Yokosuka City, Kanagawa Prefecture. Although the station name was "Nobi" when it first opened, it was renamed as of April 1, 1998, due to the development of Yokosuka Research Park (YRP) in the neighborhood. The YRP facility is a research and development center for ICT technology focusing on radio and information/communications technology, and there are currently many companies, universities and institutions that are involved in national information and telecommunications research, including NTT, that have launched initiatives there.

The LED high ceiling lighting fixtures used at this station are "LEDioc μs" lights, which are a product that suppresses the "glare" that is also a shortcoming of LED, and in addition to less glare compared to when HID lighting was used, the number of installed units has been significantly reduced from 34 to 20 while achieving increased brightness. This has contributed to reduced power consumption, and created a lighting space that is kind on both the environment and people, and one that has greatly mitigated the discomfort felt by customers due to glare.

Specification

  • LEDioc μs - 20