Light Pollution | Lagermax car-depot Budaörs, Hungary

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Alajos Marxreiter

2008

Lagermax car-depot Budaörs, Hungary - Success

The 'before' picture was taken from my garden which is about 180m above sea level in Budaörs, Hungary. The lamps are about 140m above sea level. There are about 80 400w metal-halide assymetrical floodlights, and the light pollution is caused by wrongly adjusted assymetrical foodlights. These lamps are tilted back about 30-40 degree, instead of the correct horizontal position. If the lamps were adjusted horizontally more light would be directed at the Lagermax depot and less into nearby gardens and homes.
Picture Added on 10 June 2008.

Comments

UPDATE: The Lagermax company, after seeing some photographs of these lights, and perhaps even the ones on this site, have adjusted their lamps to a better position.
Added by Alajos Marxreiter on 14 November 2008.

Excellent, and thank you Lagermax Company. It's great to hear a success story like this. Well done to the Lagermax Company for being so responsive and quick to correct the mistake, and drastically reduce the light pollution. What a difference in the before and after photos.
Added by Colin (Editor) on 14 November 2008.

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