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25,000 smart LED street lights to be installed in Karnal
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25,000 smart LED street lights to be installed in Karnal

As many as 25,000 smart LED lights will be installed in Karnal under the smart city project to make the lighting system smarter and more efficient. The project will have sensors and integrated devices to control street lights. The project tender has been floated ...

As many as 25,000 smart LED lights will be installed in Karnal under the smart city project to make the lighting system smarter and more efficient. The project will have sensors and integrated devices to control street lights. The project tender has been floated and bids were opened recently. All existing street lights, along with poles, will be replaced with smart LED lights and poles. The overhead electric cables will also be converted into underground lines. While conventional street lights simply switch on and off at a fixed time and light intensity remains the same all night, the new system will adjust its settings on the basis of changes in the local environment.Contact: Nishant Kumar Yadav, CEO, Karnal Smart City.Address: Vikas Sadan, Panchayat Bhawan, Karnal, Haryana-132 001.Tel: 0184-226 7500.E-mail: dckrl@hry.nic.inWebsite: www.smartcitykarnal.in

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