The road linking the cities of Beuningen and Wichen, in the Netherlands, has seen its luminaires renewed with a more suitable option for current uses and LED technology: Quantum luminaires illuminate the Netherlands.

A stretch of less than 10 kilometers of the N847 now has a quieter and more uniform light, improving visibility and safety for drivers.

Quantum not only represents an improvement in performance, but also redefines public lighting from the forefront of technology and biomimetic design. Its modular structure facilitates accessibility and agility in maintenance processes, reducing LED module removal time by 90%.

The quality of Quantum’s materials, with its anodized aluminum chassis and tempered glass, give it superior resistance to adverse environmental conditions. In fact, its ability to withstand winds of up to 180 km/h reinforces its durability and reliability compared to conventional standards.

Quantum luminaires illuminate the Netherlands is modularly structured in two bodies. Its rear part is made of a copper-free alloy, making its resistance to corrosion one of its distinguishing features. It has a space that can house controllers for the future, as well as outdoor lamp sensors.

Its commitment to sustainability is also reflected in its circular management model, where the optoelectronic module can be upgraded without replacing the main structure.

Thanks to the purity of the materials and the use of solar technology in the production process, this luminaire minimizes its environmental impact and significantly reduces its carbon footprint.

The N847 road now has high-level lighting that harmonizes functionality, energy efficiency and sustainability.