Thorn Lighting won the tender evaluation process from Derbyshire County Council to supply the lighting for residential roads at various locations around Derbyshire.
Thorn Lighting’s CiviTEQ, FleXity and R2L2 road lanterns have been included in an extensive installation and replacement programme throughout the County of Lancashire on schemes that range from small residential cul-de-sacs to major dual carriageway traffic routes.
BS EN 13032-5
Light and lighting. Measurement and presentation of photometric data of lamps and luminaires.
Presentation of data for luminaires used for road lighting
Publication Date: 16 November 2018
This document defines the presentation of utilances or utilization factors respectively for luminaires used for road lighting.
More than 20,000 sodium street lamps have been replaced across Sunderland with Thorn Lighting’s R2L2 lanterns, in the first phase of a £6 million upgrade to energy saving LED’s by Sunderland City Council.
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.