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| LEDtronics LED Wall-Paks illuminate the four bay doors (at right) at the fire station, while the rest of the building is lit with 250W HPS (amber glow). |
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| The same fire station now updated with a full complement of LEDtronics WWL20 Wall-Pack units. |
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For years, United States Army Garrison Humphreys in the Republic of Korea
was known as a very quiet and small post, but with the decision to relocate
all of U.S. Forces Korea (USFK) south of Seoul, that image is rapidly changing. By
2012, Camp Humphreys will be the new home of USFK.
Located in Pyeongtaek, Korea, about 55 miles south of Seoul, USAG Humphreys is
home to the 2nd Combat Aviation Brigade of the 2nd Infantry Division, Military
Intelligence units and several other military organizations. It is undergoing
one of the largest transformations in the history of the Army; these vast
changes will provide better accommodations and services to U.S. military members
and their families.
While not officially part of those strategic changes, when the Fire and Emergency
Services of the Directorate of Emergency Services decided to replace some
of the lights on its headquarters, adopting forward-looking LED technology
was the sensible direction to take. Today, a full complement of LEDtronics WWL20 Wall-Paks illuminate
the front of the firehouse building using only 56 Watts each (seen in the
bottom photo), replacing the 250-Watt HPS wall-paks previously used (seen in the left part of the top photo).
The Product Used: WWL20-24X2W-XPW-001W
