Las Vegas upgrading to LED lights
Nov 16th 2012
The city of Las Vegas, Nevada, is one of the brightest in the world – and now it will shine even prettier with LED lights, says New Streetlights.
The City of Sin has announced a plan designed to replace some 42,000 street lights with energy-efficient LED bulbs, which could save the municipality more than $2 million annually on power costs. The change will come in two phases: a trial in six areas of the city, which began a few months ago, and finally a municipality-wide implementation of light-emitting diode technology.
“We had been watching LED technology for some time, and once it made sense from a performance and price perspective, we worked on developing specifications for our illumination needs,” Niel Rohleder, assistant traffic manager for the city of Las Vegas, told the source.
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