AEROPUERTO DE BARAJAS
El aeropuerto de Barajas ha decidido utilizar las luminarias basadas en diodos luminosos, más conocidos por sus siglas en inglés, LED, en las terminales 1, 2 y 3 para ahorrar en consumo de energía y reducir la factura eléctrica y los costes de mantenimiento.
Los nuevos puntos de luz reducirán un 62% el consumo eléctrico y en un porcentaje similar las emisiones de dióxido de carbono (C02) y explica que la vida útil de las LED (40.000 horas) supera en un 80% a la de las lámparas sustituidas, por lo que los costes de mantenimiento "se reducirán al mínimo".
En las salas VIP se han sustituido 300 lámparas halógenas de 50W por LED de 8.5W, lo que supondrá un ahorro anual de 107.748 kW/h y un recorte de 11.852 euros al año en la factura de la luz.
En los aseos se han sustituido los fluorescentes de bajo consumo, con un ahorro anual conjunto de 106.434 kW/h que se traducirá en 11.708 ? de ahorro anual en la factura eléctrica. Además, en las oficinas de Aena y en dependencias internas para personal del aeropuerto se desconectará el alumbrado existente en horas nocturnas y se instalaran luminarias LED de 9 W, lo que reportará un ahorro energético de 183.960 kW/h/año y un ahorro económico de 22.235 ?/año.
BARAJAS AIRPORT
Barajas Airport has decided to use the fixtures based on LEDs, better known by its acronym in English, LED, at terminals 1, 2 and 3 to save energy and reduce electricity bills and maintenance costs.
The new points of light reduced by 62% the power consumption and a similar percentage emissions of carbon dioxide (C02) and explains that the life of the LED (40,000 hours) exceeds 80% of the lamps replaced , so maintenance costs "will be minimized."
The lounges have replaced 300 50W halogen lamps for 8.5W LED, which will mean an annual saving of 107,748 kW / h and a cut of 11,852 euros per year in electricity bills.
In the toilets have been replaced with low-energy fluorescents, saving 106,434 joint annual kW / h which will result in 11,708? annual savings in electricity bills. Furthermore, the Aena offices and internal departments to airport staff will disconnect the existing lighting at night and LED fixtures were installed 9 W, which yield a savings of 183,960 kW energy / h / year and a cost savings of 22,235? / year.
Barajas Airport has decided to use the fixtures based on LEDs, better known by its acronym in English, LED, at terminals 1, 2 and 3 to save energy and reduce electricity bills and maintenance costs.
The new points of light reduced by 62% the power consumption and a similar percentage emissions of carbon dioxide (C02) and explains that the life of the LED (40,000 hours) exceeds 80% of the lamps replaced , so maintenance costs "will be minimized."
The lounges have replaced 300 50W halogen lamps for 8.5W LED, which will mean an annual saving of 107,748 kW / h and a cut of 11,852 euros per year in electricity bills.
In the toilets have been replaced with low-energy fluorescents, saving 106,434 joint annual kW / h which will result in 11,708? annual savings in electricity bills. Furthermore, the Aena offices and internal departments to airport staff will disconnect the existing lighting at night and LED fixtures were installed 9 W, which yield a savings of 183,960 kW energy / h / year and a cost savings of 22,235? / year.
FUENTE: EFE VERDE
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