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Mayor inaugurates LED streetlights on Outer Ring Road
City Mayor Bonthu Rammohan on Sunday inaugurated modern light-emitting diode (LED) street lights near Nanakramguda Toll Plaza on Outer Ring Road (ORR). LED lights will illuminate on 24.38 kms from Gachibowli to Shamshabad. The LED system will be provided with GSM-based automation system, web-based management, programming and reporting system. The status of lighting can be controlled and monitored
Hyderabad: City Mayor Bonthu Rammohan on Sunday inaugurated modern light-emitting diode (LED) street lights near Nanakramguda Toll Plaza on Outer Ring Road (ORR). LED lights will illuminate on 24.38 kms from Gachibowli to Shamshabad. The LED system will be provided with GSM-based automation system, web-based management, programming and reporting system. The status of lighting can be controlled and monitored through web from anywhere.
On the occasion, Hyderabad Metro Development Authority (HMDA) Metropolitan Commissioner T Chiranjeevulu said that the power saving consumption will be 3,13,199 units and cost saving will be Rs 26.09 lakh per month. Monthly power consumption bill from Gachibowli to Shamshabad will be Rs 21.20 lakh without dimming or Rs 18.40 lakh with dimming.
He said during low traffic hours, power consumption will be reduced to 50 percent. If any abnormality like door opening or bulb failures, the alarm message will be send to the authority automatically. "The LED lighting for the entire road including service roads and interchanges will be completed by August 2017. The work was entrusted to Philips Lighting India Limited at an estimated cost of 30 crore", he said.
