Useful DocumentsVisit the to view and buy all our Technical Reports, Codes of Practice and Lighting PublicationsThe ILE OUTDOOR LIGHTING GUIDE
The OUTDOOR LIGHTING GUIDE is available for purchase from our publishers, Taylor and Francis. CLICK HERE to link to their site
The State of the Nation's Street Lighting 2010
Code of Practice for the Design of Road LightingThis guidance note is authored by Alistair Scott who is the Chairman of the BSI committee CPL 34/08 "Road Lighting". BS 5489 and BS EN 13201 were published on 11th December 2003, and have now established themselves as well structured, well used standards which provide competent Lighting Engineers with the guidance and tools to design good quality, safe lighting schemes. Corrigendum number 1 to BS 5489-1, issued in March 2004, corrected an error whereby part of Table B2 was missing from the first published version. The amendment number 1 to BS 5489-1 was issued in April 2006 and does warrant further explanation CLICK HERE for full details An Introduction to the Use of Portable Vehicular SignalsThis publication gives advice for people with specific responsibility for portable traffic signals at street works and road works. It replaces and updates advice first published in 1986, which is out of print. It covers subjects such as:
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Guidance on the Provision of Earthing TerminalsFor Eastern & London Regional Electricity Company Connections Street Furniture & Lighting
Department for Transport Traffic Management DocumentsCLICK HERE for a Traffic Management postcard which contains links to the newest and most commonly requested documents on the Departments website.
UK Roads Liaison GroupThe UKRLG website - www.ukroadsliaisongroup.org - now has the latest Complementary Guidance for the Codes of Practice on: * Well Maintained Highways * Well Lit Highways * Management of Highway Structures
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This is the first all-inclusive guide to exterior lighting. It provides a comprehensive reference for all outdoor lighting practitioners and a source of information and advice for related professions such as road engineers, planners, environmental health officers and non-lighting engineers who require an insight into all forms of exterior lighting - from roadlighting, to floodlighting a building, to elaborate Christmas decorations. Any lighting practitioner can look up details on exterior lighting and a non-expert can gain a thorough insight into the subject.Increasing concern over the environment and the effects of light pollution and obtrusive light on our lives has driven the need for help and advice to non-lighting practitioners in an easily understood and straightforward manner. Specialists will value the detailed and dependable information on such topics as standards and related design, installation and maintenance problems. Especially useful is the guidance on strategic urban lighting plans,luminaries, hazardous-area lighting, health and safety, and the appendix on ‘The Outdoor Environment' which gives extensive advice on what to do and what not to do. The book contains a glossary, list of abbreviations, bibliography and references.