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Faced with 550 annual deaths due to vehicle collisions in Spain, Spanish municipalities accelerate their installation of interactive LED light reinforcement technology at pedestrian crossings.
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Faced with 550 annual deaths due to vehicle collisions in Spain, Spanish municipalities accelerate their installation of interactive LED light reinforcement technology at pedestrian crossings.
SETGA, a Galician company specialising in lighting, signage and street furniture, has designed and manufactured the newly installed traffic lights on Madrid's Gran Vía, collaborating with the City Council's Municipal Technicians
The Spanish Lighting Committee magazine echoes our advances in lighting health
SETGA has developed a technology based on intelligent lighting that adapts to the circadian rhythm of citizens.
Galicia's commitment to technological systems such as Candela, developed and manufactured entirely in the region, would generate hundreds of jobs in the sector.
SETGA participates in the research project carried out by the Spanish Lighting Committee (CEI) titled "The possible risks of LED lighting", exploring the risks of artificial light for people and the ecosystem.
The joint training and employment programme “Light and Talent” was established to incorporate long-term unemployed talent aged over 45 in LED luminaire production of SETGA in Galicia, with a special focus on women and profiles with functional diversity.
SETGA, together with dozens of Spanish component suppliers, has begun manufacturing LED luminaires and lighting towers scheduled for the Dutch government for its port insignia.
Spanish manufacturer SETGA's LED technology was selected to illuminate Arnhem Centraal Station. This new icon of Dutch architecture was jointly developed by A Studio, Arup, Atelier Lek, B+B and Arnhem Council.
Pro-Rail, the public railway infrastructure manager in the Netherlands, awards the exterior lighting of its stations to Galician company Setga. Not only the trains that connect the country of Van Gogh will come from Spanish companies such as Caf or Talgo, but the light that connects and moves Holland will now be made in Spain.