BiNY on 240W fixtures

In-Depth by WCN Editorial

China’s BiNY has provided more information on the ‘precise-overall-crane-lighting solution’ that it launched last year. Using 240W instead of 350W light fixtures, BiNY says it can cut the amount of energy consumed by crane lighting by at least 28%.

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