Requalification to LED lighting in greenhouses of S.A.Ba.R. S.p.A.
HPS lamps replacement with AmbraLight LED lamps inside a greenhouse for basil cultivation.
Power consumption before HPS lamps replacement : 32 KW Power consumption with AmbraLight LED lamps: 14KW
Huge energy savings: 75000 KWhe/year
30 tonnes of CO2 emissions avoided
15 TOE (tonnes of oil equivalent) saved
5 days reduction of production time
Inside an our customer greenhouse there was an artificial lighting system equipped with HPS lamps for a total power consumption of 32KW. Our customer uses the artificial light for many hours during the day to avoid basil illness, so the total power consumptiuon of the lighting system is an important factor of production/operating cost. After the artificial lighting system replacement with our AE80 lamps, there has been a power reduction of 56% and a 5 days reduction of production time. AE80 is an Italian made LED lamp for professional use, designed to be highly energy efficient as the light is emitted inside the visible light spectrum in the photosynthetic active region. This lamp promotes the growth of plants and it’s a natural replacement to the conventional HPS (High Pressure Sodium) lamps used today in the horticultural industry.
AE80 has been fully developed by Ambra Elettronica and the products are entirely manufactured in Italy with high quality materials. Ambra Elettronica truly believes in tradition and the respect for the values of all “Made in Italy” products. This lamp is built in compliance with the strictest regulations and in accordance to technical criteria, ensuring a safe and practical use. AE80 is designed to withstand the harsh environment of modern production greenhouses and to sustain a long term heavy duty working cycle. AE80 is specially developed to be resistant to moisture, temperature fluctuations and dust.
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