Isaro Pro LED luminaires from Thorn Lighting, a lighting brand of the Zumtobel Group, have been installed as part of an extensive replacement programme of over 157 street luminaires in the Salthouse Road area of Barrow-in-Furness. The regeneration project has been undertaken by Cumbria County Council following a successful bid by the Police Crime Commission Office to the Government’s Safer Streets Fund 2020 Initiative and The Home-Office funded community safety partnership project. It is addressing the issue of poor lighting in dark streets to make the area a safer place for the whole community.
Thorn’s Isaro Pro LED luminaires have been specifically tailored to meet Cumbria County Council’s exact specification which included the configuration and programming of the luminaires to ensure optimum optical performance and light levels. Isaro Pro is a sleek, robust and high-performance LED street luminaire that provides a truly futureproof lighting solution. Isaro Pro is a totally sustainable luminaire offering a long life and low energy consumption and has been specifically designed to prevent light pollution and minimum disturbance to the environment.
With a lifetime of 100,000 hours, efficacy of up to 139lm/W and control options including RF wireless, Isaro Pro guarantees years of reliable performance at an exceptionally low cost of ownership, making it an ideal choice for both new and retrofit projects. With a light output of up to 9500lm, Isaro Pro is powerful enough to successfully fulfil a wide range of street lighting requirements for minor roads, residential areas, and car parks. The unique R-PEC optic allows Isaro Pro to deliver unprecedented optical flexibility with a choice of 14 light distributions that offer highly efficient, comfortable illumination exactly where required.
The Barrow project will help Cumbria County Council to address several key criteria, including improved lighting levels with efficient and effective illumination, increased energy-efficiency and reduced carbon emissions, in a surprisingly low cost solution.
Ian Harker, Lighting Manager with Cumbria County Council, commented “This project demonstrates the Council’s ability to work with partner organisations and communities to improve public services through the pursuit of opportunities to secure additional funding for the improvement of our highways and transport infrastructure”.
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