Malaysia Penang Airport is overloaded with passengers, and the airport expansion is imminent! LED downlight becomes just needed||

Nowadays, the use of LED lighting for energy-saving transformation in airports has become a global trend. Reasonable design schemes + high-quality LED downlights and other lamps have achieved more and more airport lighting, even Penang International Airport in Malaysia is no exception. . According to an article published in the Guanghua Daily, Malaysia’s Penang State Chief Lim Guan Eng said recently that the passenger volume of Penang International Airport has far exceeded the saturation of 10,000 passengers. Therefore, the expansion of Penang International Airport is a top priority. LED lighting fixtures such as LED downlights, which are used as the main lighting, have also become 'rigid demand'. The head of Penang, Malaysia, Lim Guan Eng, said recently that the passenger volume of Penang International Airport has far exceeded the passenger saturation of 10,000, with the annual and annual passenger volume reaching 10,000 and 10,000 passengers respectively. The expansion of the airport is imminent. The goal of this expansion of Penang International Airport is to expand to a capacity of 10,000 passengers. As a country responding to energy efficiency reforms, in this airport expansion, energy-saving LED lighting fixtures are installed in buildings and facilities to replace traditional metal halide lamps, fluorescent lamps and other lamps. It is reported that the use of energy-saving LED lamps to replace traditional lamps, the entire project is estimated to cost millions of ringgits. All procurement, installation and maintenance of lighting equipment will be completed within a month. It is reported that after the completion of the first phase of the replacement of LED lamps, according to statistics, the cost will be 100 million ringgits, and the payback will only take one year, which will save about 100 million ringgits. This will save the airport huge energy costs. The project leader stated that “approximately% of the total electricity consumption of the airport is used for lighting loads. The use of LED lamps to replace existing lighting will bring huge benefits to airports across the country, saving electricity and greatly reducing energy costs.” In fact, This kind of example of using LED lamps to replace the original lighting to bring huge benefits to the airport has already been countless in various fields in Malaysia. Malaysia is fully integrating into the LED lighting field. In addition to the airport, Malaysia’s railway bureau, subway company and central public For multiple lighting projects in the engineering department, LED lighting optimization projects have been unified in the past two years. Due to the government’s corresponding measures and the increase in public awareness, LED lamps have become a mainstream part of the Malay lighting market. It is reported that the government launched an initiative last year to replace traditional lamps with LED lamps in various public areas. In the urban area of u200bu200bNew Delhi, hundreds of millions of LED downlights and 10,000 street lights have been deployed. In addition, with the popularity of LEDs in general lighting applications, the demand for energy-saving lighting systems continues to grow, and the integration of the Internet of Things and lighting is also rapidly promoting development. In general, whether in Malaysia or China, the optimization and transformation of LED lighting fixtures in various public areas represented by airports (especially the replacement of LED downlights) have become 'just demand' and have become a common global development. trend. Shenzhen Optoelectronics Co., Ltd. Optoelectronics is a comprehensive lighting service enterprise integrating lamp design, research and development, production, sales, construction and installation. Provide overall lighting solutions for LED lighting projects such as airports, five-star hotels, commercial buildings, and designated lighting suppliers for domestic airports. Address: Floor, Changhong Technology Building, Nanshan High-tech Park, Shenzhen, Guangdong Province