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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