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Grah Lighting Products to Illuminate Ski Track in Norway

Environmentally friendly LED technology is suitable for installation in nature, hence Grah Lighting’s products will illuminate cross-country ski track in Northern Europe. Cutting-edge technology will enable the usage of ski track in long winter evenings.

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87 Grah® LED Lighting luminares illuminate 2.5 kilometres of cross-country ski track, which is located 50 kilometres south of industrial town Drammen in Norway. Ski track owner decided for LED technology due to its extremely low energy consumption, long lifespan, pleasant colour temperature and instant on capability. It is very important in nature that the light is directional. Grah® LED Lighting luminaires are in accordance with EU directives and with full cutoff optics direct light beams exactly where needed.

The new lighting illuminates the ski track in winter months on average six hours a day. LSL®30 lamps, which are normally used for bicycle lanes, parking lots, private driveways and smaller roadways, can easily withstand difficult weather conditions. Robust housing made of aluminium alloy enables increased overall performance and extends luminaire’s lifetime up to 100,000 hours.

About Grah Lighting:
Grah Lighting has combined its 15 years of LED technology expertise in automotive industry, overall know-how from street lighting science with own integrated 360° approachTM to develop one of the most advanced LED street and commercial lights, which are breaking all records in quality, illumination and energy efficiency worldwide. Grah Lighting was established as a fully specialized division for the LED street and industrial light program of the company SG Automotive d.o.o., which is a trusted partner and supplier for leading car manufacturers.

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