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RAILWAYYARD lighting Design

Floodlight and high mast lighting for railway yards - railway lighting design and supply. Railway Yard lux Levels

Railway Yard Lighting

Lighting railway yards typically requires high powered, high mast luminaires. Windage, uniformity, ingress protection, corrosion resistance, and lux levels and light spill are some of the key factors to consider to ensure the site is safe to operate on - both day and night - are economical to run, and minimise environmental impact.

Kellwood has the specialist knowledge, design expertise, and the lighting product range to support both new-build and retrofit railway yard projects. Our lighting design team can meet National Rail or third-party specifications.

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Lux Levels for Railway Yards

ApplicationTypical UseHorizontal IlluminanceRaGlareNotesEmin (Lux)Emin/Eave (U0)
Rail YardParking of Rolling Stock10>0.25>70<50-

IMPORTANT NOTE: data is compiled from rail-specific lighting publications. However, these are recommendations only; careful consideration must go into every unique environment.

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