LED tunnel lighting of Mundalsberg Tunnel
The Mundalsberg tunnel is a road tunnel in the municipality of Alver in western Norway, is part of the E39 and is 1085 meters long. The goal of the local authorities was to give new light to a gallery that opened its doors in the early 1970s and which therefore used discharge technology lamps for lighting. The LED tunnel lighting of Mundalsberg Tunnel was carried out by AEC Illuminazione and its local partners, providing for the supply of corrosion-resistant steel LED floodlights , in order to guarantee a reliable and long-lasting system.
Greater visibility
Light uniformity
Thanks to the specific optics for LED lighting of road tunnels, the light beam is distributed uniformly over the entire duration of the tunnel.
Visual comfort
Reduction of glare
Reduction of glare phenomena typically originating from discharge lamps with a consequent increase in visual comfort for travellers.
Efficient solutions
Cost reduction
The Mundalsberg tunnel has provided low consumption lighting systems that reduce energy and maintenance costs thanks to a longer life cycle of the LED sources.
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