San Francisco Public Utilities Commission (SFPUC) ongoing street upgrade plans to invest $ 11 million in this project, nearly half of the city's street lights replaced, new streetlights will use energy-saving LED bulbs.
San Francisco Public Utilities Commission wishes to adopt the plan, save energy, improve street lighting, and saving maintenance costs.
Assistant general manager of the San Francisco Public Utilities Commission power: "the way light bulb manufacturing is to reduce light pollution, so the light would be more direct exposure of our design to the streets and sidewalks, it is more like the moon."
The new LED street lamp life is now four to five times more than 15 years of maintenance-free, is expected to save the city 50 percent of energy costs. Use Wi-Fi technology that can detect the state of each bulb, through operation and maintenance platforms, lighting state tells us how we can find out if the lights met our requirements for quality standards. If there is no activity on the streets, we can reduce the light, or there will be light, but we can reduce, you can save more electricity.
