Available from specialist distributor Switchtec, Citel surge protection devices (SPDs) meet onerous new legislation set out in the latest IET Standards’ ‘Guide to Highway Electrical Street Furniture’. Significantly, Citel SPDs meet the tight new legislation where many of the existing LED drivers with integral surge protection do not.
DW Windsor gives power to the professionals designing our urban spaces with the launch of their new, modular, customisable lighting solution – Sephora.
On the Isle of Man in the middle of the Irish Sea, one of the latest councils to switch to energy efficient LED lighting, Douglas Borough Council, has chosen Thorn Lighting’s popular R2L2 Small & Medium fittings and Lucy Zodion CMS drivers for the conversion.
Last year DW Windsor were tasked with supplying Europe's best preserved medieval cobbled street, the Shambles, with a lighting scheme sympathetic to its surrounding medieval architecture. 
Thorn Lighting has launched Isaro Pro, a sleek, robust and high-performance LED street lantern that provides a truly futureproof lighting solution.
With stone and glass facades now used extensively around Blackfriars station, TfL required a product to light the adjacent road junction, which would be complementary to both the new modern aesthetic and the traditional architectural style of neighbouring buildings. Katana from DW Windsor provided an attractive solution.
Upgrading street lighting to more efficient LED technology can offer huge benefits, lower energy costs, controllability, improved landscape aesthetics and reduced light pollution, and enhanced safety for pedestrians and motorists. Yet only around 1 in 5 of the street lights in the UK is currently LED.
DW Windsor Pall Mall luminaires met the specified criteria for replacing Bedford Borough Council’s specialist lighting equipment along the town Bridge while maintaining a traditional feel.
Thorn Lighting is helping North Tyneside Council to save millions of pounds and help the environment through the refurbishment of thousands of street lamps.
Carlisle City Council have started to reap the rewards of converting their street lighting to LED. With more energy savings to be gained, they decided to embark on an LED upgrade project for their public car parks.