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Case Study: The Town That Doesn't Disappear - Park <Development of Temporary Evacuation Sites>

Case Study: The Town That Doesn't Disappear - Park <Development of Temporary Evacuation Sites>

"Installed as a guiding light for evacuation locations" and "Installed to ensure lighting for pathways and evacuation spaces"! Introducing examples of the implementation of LED uninterruptible lighting systems.

The disaster prevention and mitigation lighting fixture "Machi da-kun," which we handle, has been introduced in various municipalities. ● "Machi da-kun" can be installed with batteries inside existing lighting poles and can be co-mounted on utility poles, eliminating the need for new installations or replacements of lighting poles. This allows for a reduction in construction time and costs. Additionally, by converting existing fixtures to LED, electricity consumption, electricity costs, and CO2 emissions can be reduced. It is equipped with a dimming function, enabling a lighting duration of up to 24 hours (maximum of about 3 days for nighttime lighting) depending on the brightness. This product was jointly developed with Machida City in Tokyo and won the 7th Collaborative Urban Development Grand Prix at the Municipal Comprehensive Fair 2015. 【Features】 ○ Can be installed on existing lighting poles ○ Continuous lighting for 3 nights ○ Compatible with large road lighting ○ Can be co-mounted on utility poles ○ Uses safe and long-lasting lithium batteries *For more details, please refer to the PDF materials or feel free to contact us.

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Disaster and Power Outage Response LED Uninterruptible Lighting Device "The Town That Never Goes Dark"

Disaster and Power Outage Response LED Uninterruptible Lighting Device "The Town That Never Goes Dark"

Protecting citizens from disasters! Battery-powered LED streetlights, park lights, and large road lights (power outage compensation streetlights)

The 'Never-Going-Out Machida-kun' is a safe and reliable lighting system that remains brightly lit even during disasters and power outages. It has been collaboratively developed with the Machida City municipality to create a disaster-resistant community where residents can live with peace of mind, allowing for safe and secure evacuation and movement even during major disasters, with streetlights that do not go out during power outages. (Matches with national resilience, longevity of park facilities, and contributions to a decarbonized society, etc.) The 'Never-Going-Out Machida-kun' can be installed within existing lighting poles and can be shared with utility poles, eliminating the need for new installations or replacements of lighting poles. This enables a reduction in construction time and costs. Additionally, by converting existing fixtures to LED, electricity consumption, electricity costs, and CO2 emissions can be reduced. It is equipped with a dimming function, allowing for a lighting duration of up to 24 hours (with nighttime lighting lasting up to about 3 days) based on brightness. This product was developed in collaboration with Tokyo Machida City and won the 7th Collaborative Community Development Grand Prix at the Municipal Comprehensive Fair 2015. [Features] - Can be installed on existing lighting poles - Continuous lighting for 3 nights - Compatible with large road lighting - Can be shared with utility poles - Uses safe and long-lasting lithium batteries For more details, please contact us or download the catalog.

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[Municipality/Implementation Case Collection] Disaster Prevention and Mitigation Lighting "The City That Does Not Disappear"

[Municipality/Implementation Case Collection] Disaster Prevention and Mitigation Lighting "The City That Does Not Disappear"

Lighting that won't go out during disasters or power outages! It can be installed without being affected by sunlight conditions or other environmental factors!

This document is a case study about the LED uninterruptible power supply device "Never-Fading Machida-kun." ~ A must-see collection of case studies gathered for local governments, specifically for those in charge of streetlights. ~ It includes examples such as the development along the approximately 4 km designated as the primary access road "Machida Station Front Street" for guiding from the station to temporary accommodation facilities and transporting supplies, as well as cases where the device was installed in front of and around disaster prevention warehouses (parks and schools), and detailed information about the product cases. Please refer to the individual case pages listed in the latter half of this page. *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.*

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Case Study: Town That Won't Disappear - Measures for Difficulties in Returning Home Around the Station

Case Study: Town That Won't Disappear - Measures for Difficulties in Returning Home Around the Station

Examples of the introduction of LED uninterruptible lighting systems, such as 'guidance lights for surrounding roads' and 'ensuring the safety of evacuation routes'!

The disaster prevention and mitigation lighting system "Kienai Machida-kun," which we handle, has been introduced around various municipalities' train stations. In cities like Fuchu and Tachikawa, it has been installed as a guiding light for surrounding roads to ensure lighting. In Hino and Machida, it has been introduced to secure safety along evacuation routes from the station to evacuation centers or from the station to residential areas. There are also cases where it has been installed around all train stations or in conjunction with the redevelopment of station front squares. [Examples of Installation Around Stations] ■ Installed as a guiding light for surrounding roads to ensure lighting ■ Installed to secure safety along evacuation routes (station to evacuation center / station to residential area) ■ Installed around all train stations ■ Installed in conjunction with the redevelopment of station front squares *For more details, please refer to the PDF materials or feel free to contact us.

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Case Study of the Unfading Town: Evacuation Shelters and Surrounding Roads <Evacuation Guidance and Other Improvements>

Case Study of the Unfading Town: Evacuation Shelters and Surrounding Roads <Evacuation Guidance and Other Improvements>

"Landmarks for evacuation shelters" "Installed as guidance lights for safety assurance" and more! Introducing examples of the implementation of LED uninterruptible lighting systems.

The disaster prevention and mitigation lighting "Kie nai Machida-kun" that we handle has been introduced in various municipalities. 【Examples of Installation in Shelters and Surrounding Roads】 ■ Near entrances (school gates) ■ Inside schools └ Next to the gym entrance Near the school building entrance (in front of the storage room) Next to the school disaster prevention warehouse *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

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Case Study: The Town That Does Not Disappear - Road <Evacuation Guidance and Other Improvements>

Case Study: The Town That Does Not Disappear - Road <Evacuation Guidance and Other Improvements>

"Installed as guidance lights to evacuation sites" and "Installed to ensure lighting during evacuation"! Introducing examples of the implementation of LED uninterruptible lighting systems.

The disaster prevention and mitigation lighting fixture "Never-Going-Out Machida-kun," which we handle, has been introduced in various municipalities. ● "Never-Going-Out Machida-kun" can be installed with batteries inside existing lighting poles and can be co-mounted on utility poles, eliminating the need for new installations or replacements of lighting poles. This allows for a reduction in construction time and costs. Additionally, by converting existing fixtures to LED, electricity consumption, electricity costs, and CO2 emissions can be reduced. It is equipped with a dimming function, allowing for a lighting duration of up to 24 hours (with nighttime lighting lasting up to about 3 days) based on the brightness. This product was jointly developed with the city of Machida, Tokyo, and won the 7th Collaborative Community Development Grand Prix at the Municipal Comprehensive Fair 2015. 【Features】 ○ Can be installed on existing lighting poles ○ Continuous lighting for 3 nights ○ Compatible with large road lighting ○ Can be co-mounted on utility poles ○ Uses safe, long-lasting lithium batteries *For more details, please refer to the PDF materials or feel free to contact us.

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Case Study: A Town That Does Not Disappear - Facility <Securing Evacuation Locations>

Case Study: A Town That Does Not Disappear - Facility <Securing Evacuation Locations>

"Established for the safety of facility users and nearby residents during evacuation" and more! Introducing examples of the installation of LED uninterruptible lighting systems.

The disaster prevention and mitigation lighting system "Never-Going-Out Machida-kun," which we handle, has been introduced in various municipalities. ● "Never-Going-Out Machida-kun" can be installed with batteries inside existing lighting poles and can be co-mounted on utility poles, eliminating the need for new installations or replacements of lighting poles. This allows for a reduction in construction time and costs. Additionally, by converting existing fixtures to LED, electricity consumption, electricity costs, and CO2 emissions can be reduced. It is equipped with a dimming function, enabling a lighting duration of up to 24 hours (with nighttime lighting lasting up to about 3 days) based on brightness. This product was co-developed with Machida City, Tokyo, and won the 7th Collaborative Urban Development Grand Prix at the Municipal Comprehensive Fair 2015. 【Features】 ○ Can be installed on existing lighting poles ○ Continuous lighting for 3 nights ○ Compatible with large road lighting ○ Can be co-mounted on utility poles ○ Uses safe and long-lasting lithium batteries *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

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