Daya Bay Nuclear Power Station Welcomes Lehman LED Magnetic Cold Light

Recently, the road outside the Daya Bay nuclear power plant was bathed in Lehman light under the electromagnetic cold street light.

Daya Bay Nuclear Power Station is China's first large commercial nuclear power plant. In response to the country's call for energy conservation products, we promoted the lighting of roads outside the Daya Bay Plant, conducted LED green lighting energy-saving projects, and replaced traditional high-pressure sodium lamps with LED lighting products. Lehman Optoelectronics has signed the contract of this project after two bids with the unique advantages of LED magnetic cold street lamps.

The scope of this transformation includes the outer areas of Daya Bay Nuclear Power Plant outside Lingao Avenue, Coastal Road, Binhai Garden Area, the entrance tunnel, and the Gaolingshan Tunnel. The products include LED street lights and LED tunnel lights. After the implementation of the project is completed, there will be a substantial energy-saving effect.

The Lehman Optoelectronics project uses a fifth-generation LED magnetic-cooled street lamp. After many tests, the magnetic-cooled street lamp can withstand the special environmental conditions of the coastal and nuclear power bases. This is a key point that is superior to other street lamps. Compared to other street lamps, Lehman Optoelectronic 5th generation LED magnetic cold street lamps also have a unique appearance, global ultra-thin (25mm thickness), light weight (180W only 9.5Kg), thermal design principle of the thermal structure, light source modularization Etc. Lehman Opto LED magnetic cold street lamps have applied for appearance patents and module patents, and have successfully passed the Guangdong Province LED street lamp product evaluation benchmarking system.

The successful implementation of this project once again proves that Lehman Opto LED road lighting has matured. As the leading LED industry leader in China and the first listed LED company in Shenzhen, Lehman Optoelectronics will continue to advance the transformation and development of the LED lighting industry.