PANSTADIA - STARTSCHUSS FÜR DIE LICHTREVOLUTION IN KOLUMBIEN

Fael LUCE is part of the Q3 issue. Discover it!

Fael LUCE was chosen as the unique partner to design and supply lighting systems for three major stadiums in Colombia. The three stadiums it lit up are Estadio Metropolitano Roberto Melèndez in Baranquilla, Estadio Olìmpico Pascual Guerrero in Calì, and Estadio Atanasio Girardot in Medellìn.
The Colombian Ministry of Sport launched a project to bring all three stadiums up to CONMEBOL-FIFA's new technical and architectural standards and Fael was able to seize upon this amazing and challenging opportunity.
<< This is the sporting venue we needed! Its new technology, a led light technology, is a light that saves energy, a light that is much more reliable, much more durable. Today, thanks to Fael LUCE we have the Colossus of the Citadel shines under a new light! A new light that will allow us to continue hosting great sporting events in Colombia! >> says Jaime Pumarejo, Mayor of Barranquilla city.
Fael LUCE not only provided the floodlights (LEDMASTER ONE high-power floodlight series) but a full package solution. All the products are integrated with the company’s new WISE SYSTEM solution, which combines, thanks to IoT, management systems of the luminous flux, energy consumption and the creation of scenic lighting effects with the DALI and DMX control system.
Furthermore, one of the great advantages of a Fael LUCE lighting system, and for which the Authority chose Fael LUCE, was the certainty of achieving significant energy savings; thanks to the integration of all systems and centralised management, more than 40% in energy consumption can be saved.
Thanks to Fael LUCE, the three Colombian stadiums can join the exclusive list of smart stadiums in the world with a technological lighting system that allows information to be managed in real time, bringing the entertainment experience to a completely new level. The lighting revolution has already begun!

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