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LED Bollard

The LED Bollard was part of the hybrid porch and vanity project portfolio funded by California Energy Commission. Within this project portfolio, the hybrid LED Bollard concept utilizes an occupancy sensor that reduces the LED light output during unoccupied times. Pathways are particularly well suited to bi-level lighting systems. The bi-level LED Bollard is designed to provide adequate lighting to identify path location at all times, then switch to a higher level of illumination when motion is detected on the pathway. The research team worked hand in hand with the manufacturing partner, Gardco, on developing prototypes and the manufacturing process. 
 
A demonstration, funded by Sacramento Municipal Utility District (SMUD) of the new LED Bollard technology is underway. The installation of 15 fixtures will take place in partnership with the Arcade Creek Recreation and Park District in early 2008.

Status: In progress

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