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Netherlands: New Lemnis LEDs for RedStar Tinte

Last Wednesday, PB Engineering delivered yet another LED project. In this case, to accommodate 10.000 m2 of tomato cultivation at RedStar in Tinte. Here, hybrid lighting was applied with 125 μmol son-T and 70 μmol LED. The son-T system is made up of 600W LED fixtures and the installation is furnished with 600W Lemnis-oreon fixtures.

More information:

PB Techniek

Honderdland 170

2676 LT Maasdijk

Tel: 0174 623 200

Fax: 0174 624 654

info@pb-techniek.nl

Publication date: Fri 13 Dec 2013

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