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Questions about conduit lighting

2016-05-28View Original

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For a project I’m working on, the existing utility tunnel intersects with several roads (without street lighting), and the users have requested that lighting be installed in the tunnel. Since there is no official electricity at the site, it is considered to use 30W or 50W solar-powered LED lights, one set every 30 meters, to be installed on the steel structural framework on the second floor of the pipe gallery. I have a question. Should this be designed by the municipal lighting department? What qualifications are required for construction work? I wonder if other sailors have had similar experiences; I hope they can offer more help!
Reply #22016-05-28
Lacking design qualifications for construction; it is possible to recommend someone who is responsible for installation
Reply #32016-05-29
What utility tunnel? It’s not dangerous; just add it yourself. What needs to be explosion-proof should be explosion-proof. . . . .
Reply #42016-05-29
Public utility tunnels built by the park management authority. **Tasks must be carried out following proper procedures; design, construction, supervision, and auditing are all essential.

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