MUNICH MUC AIRPORT
ewo’s floodlights have contributed to 52% energy savings for another major airport, with the completion of a flawless illumination project at Munich MUC.
This recent floodlight project utilises ewo’s F–System Large for a homogenous illumination of Ramp 2, with high poles utilising ewo’s L–Series lenses in various combinations of directional distributions for the perfect lighting. In addition to 511,920 kWh/year savings, annual CO² reduction for the project amounts to 255,960 kg, creating cost savings of around 148,456€/year.
The benefits of ewo floodlights on environmental and light pollution impact, have also been fantastically demonstrated with a reduction to 0% upward flux ratio, following the installation of the ewo F–System Large units at MUC.
This precision illumination, evident in these most recent project images, reduces glare for workers at the airport, returning numerous practical benefits for airport-goers and workers alike.
ewo, known as a trailblazer in airport LED illuminations, has completed illuminations such as the MUC Footbridge project and an illumination of MAC Forum, the aesthetically driven and remarkably technical custom lighting design challenge.
Hannes Wohlgemuth, ewo CEO said: “ewo has a long, fruitful history with Munich Airport, marked by a constant pursuit of precision and innovation - and this fits in perfectly with our values.”
Georg Felderer, ewo Lighting Engineer said: “Our contribution at this airport is an immense source of pride for us and the completion of this apron illumination is a testament to the precision and power of our lighting systems, in addition to previous projects requiring a wider variety of luminaire applications. Our versatility is a true virtue.”
Client: Flughafen München GmbH
Product: F–System Large
Specification Design: ewo GmbH
Engineering: ewo GmbH
Year: 2018
Photography: © OSKAR DA RIZ