Introducing the next generation of street & highway lighting

An efficient, low-maintenance lighting scheme for Hortonwood using the new Aspect Gen2 luminaire. The installation improved energy performance, reduced long-term costs, enhanced sustainability, and provided flexible, future-proof lighting with easy on-site power adjustment and durable modular components.

Lincolnshire County Council is upgrading its street lighting with TRT Lighting and Balfour Beatty, retrofitting over 5,400 lanterns with efficient LED technology. The project delivers 65% energy savings, reduces waste through reuse, enables quick installations under 10 minutes, and ensures long-term reliability.

Presteigne Dark Skies have put lighting design at the forefront of transforming Presteigne into the first IDA Dark Sky Community in Wales and mainland England.

One of our local authority clients has varied dimming requirements for differing areas where our LED lanterns are being installed.

The upgrade of Horsefair Underpass from outdated SON and fluorescent luminaires to state-of-the-art X-Range Boost models not only reduced energy costs and enhanced visibility but also ensured compliance with Annex D of BS5489-2:2016. This adherence to regulatory standards underscores TRT’s commitment to delivering solutions that prioritise both functionality and compliance.

Holmesdale Tunnel, located on the M25, is 684m long and opened in 1984. Initially refurbished in 2010 with high-pressure sodium lamps as LED luminaires were not viable at the time. With advancements in LED technology, a new retrofit solution now provides significant benefits such as annual energy savings and, of course, CO₂ reductions predicted to be greater than 60%.

Pre-pandemic, Heathrow Airport was experiencing up to 250,000 passengers per day passing through the various terminals…

The Cuilfail Tunnel is a single carriageway tunnel carrying the A26 in East Sussex and was opened in 1980. The original lighting was refurbished in 2009 and at the time LED lighting technology for street lighting was in its infancy, let alone the high-powered requirement for tunnel lighting.

Sustainable lighting installed in Derby’s Oakwood Park using DarkSky International-accredited Oaken lanterns to reduce energy and carbon, support wildlife, and helping achieve net zero goals.

The Mumbles is now brighter, safer, and more sustainable thanks to a new lighting installation designed to withstand the harsh coastal environment while preserving the area’s natural beauty.

Via bollards were selected to resolve the unique challenges that coastal locations pose including corrosion, wind exposure and durability in a heavily trafficked area.