Acciona bets on Led technology for its offices in Chile's Titanium Tower

In the lobby, recessed in the wall, LED&Go with Fractalia, They have installed an indoor LED screen of four square meters, a pitch of P2.6 mm and a resolution of 768×768 Pixels.

Power Contributes, through renewable energy projects, water, Infrastructures and services, to achieve different goals so that all people have the same opportunities for development and well-being. The company's philosophy is consistent with humanity's challenges such as climate change, Overpopulation, poverty and water scarcity.

The company has decided to invest in LEDs, technology that responds to the energy efficiency savings it advocates for. Its main advantage is that it needs less space, allowing for reduced thickness, while requiring less energy to operate.

In terms of energy efficiency, depending on the type of manufacturer, a screen based on LED technology can consume up to 40% less than a conventional LCD. In addition, It's a more environmentally friendly technology, since fluorescent lamps contain mercury, something that does not happen with the diodes used with the LED.

LED&go has provided a four-square-meter LED screen, a pitch of P2.6 mm and a resolution of 768×768 Pixels. This has been installed in the Titanium Tower, located in the metropolitan region of Chile.

Titanium is one of the most emblematic constructions of recent years, not only because of its dimensions, but for its environmentally friendly technology and for its behavior in earthquakes. It is also, the second tallest skyscraper in the city and the seventh tallest in South America.

This corporate screen is recessed into the wall, Creating a sleek and clean space in the office lobby. Next to the screen, A piped music has also been installed to accompany the visual content of the screen with sound. For this project, LED&Go has had Fractalia, A company that helps providers of technology-related services in construction, marketing, Operation and support of its new digital service offerings.

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