Involving the transition to LED technology, is a sensitive process that requires a careful respect for the site’s historical and cultural heritage.

The implementation of LED lighting in UNESCO-listed historic buildings presents significant challenges, but with the right approach, it can enhance energy efficiency while preserving and respecting the site’s historical heritage.

All old luminiares in the number of 14,456 units were replaced by new modern LED lamps in the number of 12,280 units.

So, not only that significantly reduced the number of lamps, but mainly reduced electricity consumption. energy for lighting, by approx. 81%, which represents a reduction power consumption by 1.06 MW. This can mean annual savings of up to 1.69 GWh in operation. Where a large part of the savings is provided by itself lighting control. In total, router units – 113 pcs, input units – 292 pcs. Button panels 134W and 136W in the number of 97 pcs.