LED Highway Safety Light Replacement Program
 

LED Highway Safety Light Replacement Program

LED Highway Safety Light Replacement Program

Project Overview

The most widespread lighting technology for street lighting, including the highway safety lights (HSL) at signalized intersections is High-Pressure Sodium (HPS). Today, highly efficient, energy-saving Light Emitting Diode (LED) technology can replace HPS with over 50% power-saving efficiency and 5 times the lamp lifespan. In addition to the benefits of energy and maintenance savings, LED lighting gives a high-quality white light where the colors of objects like cars, clothing, and landscaping can be clearly observed, improving community aesthetics.

This program will install over 2,800 HSL in Unincorporated County Areas over a two year period. Once this lighting conversion effort is complete, 1,617,000 kWh of energy will be saved every year. This amount of energy savings is enough to power 235 California households every year.

The current HPS "cobraheads" seen in this image
Current HPS Cobrahead lights
Will be replaced with LED versions that may resemble one of these
Will be replaced with LED versions that may resemble one of these

LED HSL Installation Locations

  • Stevenson Ranch (Completed in September 2016)
  • Castaic (Completed in September 2016)
  • Canyon Country (Completed in September 2016)
  • Agua Dulce (Completed in September 2016)
  • Unincorporated Santa Clarita (Completed in September 2016)
  • Unincorporated Altadena (Completed July 2017)
  • Unincorporated Montrose (Completed July 2017)
  • Ladera Heights (Completed August 2017)
  • View Park (Completed July 2017)
  • Unincorporated Lennox (Completed August 2017)
  • Athens (Completed September 2017)
  • Willowbrook (Completed September 2017)
  • East Rancho Dominguez (Completed September 2017)
  • West Carson (Completed July 2017)
  • Del Aire (Completed July 2017)
  • El Camino Village (Completed July 2017)

Communities will continue to be added as we progress, so check back soon, and don’t forget to follow us on Twitter#LEDHighwaySafetyLights


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