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Tag: Uses 1/10th of Energy for Headlights Using Conventional Light Sources

Powerful LED-based train headlight optimized for energy savings

February 13, 2018 Administrator

A press release from The Optical Society; February 13, 2018 WASHINGTON — Researchers have designed a new LED-based train headlight…

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Posted in: Locomotives Filed under: Amtrak, Commuter Trains, Freight Railroads, LED Based Train Headlight, Passenger Trains, Rail Safety, Railcar Manufacturing, The Optical Society, Transit, Transportation, Uses 1/10th of Energy for Headlights Using Conventional Light Sources, VIA Rail Canada

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