Descriptive prospectus joanfaro self sufficiency tower. PATENTED DEVELOPMENT.

1. Street light - Tower & Street light self-sufficient for tramways - Wind Generator & Advertising Vane
Self-sufficiency multipurpose tower
AEROSPACE TECHNOLOGY APPLIED TO STREET LIGHTING & ADVERTISING
&
GREEN ENERGY GENERATION ON SITE
TM European Research Area
Patented Invention

2. SELF-SUFFICIENCY POST
STREET LAMP & Patented Invention
R Cross Section Advertising Vane: PERFORMANCE MULTIPLIED
JoanFaro™
ADVERTISING VANE
DATASHEET
þ 80 CRI 3000K LED Lamp
14.000lm x 2 up to 12m Post high.
23.000lm x 2 up to 14m Post high.
þ 350Wp/450Wp photovoltaic
solar panel integrated into the Post
lamp.
þ
Wind Generator 1.200Wp.
þ 20/24 hours
Autonomy:
continuously, advertising Vane &
Lamps on.
þ vane from 8 or 10m
Advertising
high, LED backlit 8m2 3000K,
30W, 600lm, 360° dispersion.
þ two-part post, shock
Removable
resistant and reflective strips.
þ IP communication for control of
lighting, lighting vane, cameras
and performance monitoring.
þ Regulations for energy
IP65 and
efficiency in outdoor lighting.
þ Electric discharge. Power
inverter AC640V / 10 posts.
(approximately 1km = 50kW).
PATENT PENDING ES-200901840
PATENT PENDING ES-201101224
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3. TRAMWAYS OVERHEAD LINE POST
SELF-SUFFICIENCY
DATASHEET
þ 80 CRI 3000K LED Lamp
14.000lm x 2 to 12m Post high.
þ 450Wp photovoltaic solar panel
integrated into the Post lamp.
þ
Wind Generator 1.200Wp.
þ 24 hours
Autonomy:
continuously, advertising Vane &
Lamps on.
þ vane from 8 or 10m
Advertising
high, LED backlit 8m2 3000K,
30W, 600lm dispersion 360°.
þ two-part post, shock
Removable
resistant and reflective strips.
þ IP communication for control of
lighting, lighting vane, cameras
and performance monitoring.
þ support from 7.5 m or
Catenary
8.5 m and adjustable.
þ Regulations for energy
IP65 and
efficiency in outdoor lighting.
þ Power inverter AC640V / 10
posts. (approximately 1km = 65kW).
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4. ý
TOP PERFOMANCE
ý
LOW CONSUMPTION
The best choice for large avenues
EIC approved installer:
JoanFaro™ self-supplied multi-purpose Tower
Valid data at 1-Aug-2011. It is Invalidate any previous information.
þ Self-supplied multi/purpose tower: JOANFARO™. Patented invention by the promoter ELG. All rights reserved. Copying of any
information protected by intellectual property laws. Reproduction of this brochure or any part, sketches or ideas contained in it.
þ All information contained in this brochure is for informational purposes and is part of the ELG Research and Development is
currently based on the patented invention. The data are based on mathematical models and similar products currently available. The
accuracy of the information is subject to continuity in the work of developing the invention and its implementation in the long term to
define and evaluate variables that may intervene in the operation of the invention. Should only serve as a guide for approaching the
estimated results in the implementation projects.
þ of the wind turbine and photovoltaic panel is conditioned on the situation and optimal exposure to the meteor that
The power
caused the generation of electricity estimated at their peak levels. So the situation of each post and exposure to sun and wind will
define the maximum power that can be provided in various situations and hours of activity. This study weather should be based on
historical area and accurate assessments in each situation before deciding to install a series of self-supplied JoanFaro posts.
þ needs of trams or light rail may have self-supplied JoanFaro post will depend on many factors beyond the construction
The energy
of the post or position on the line and can never completely replace the supply network. While significant numbers may be
supplemented, depending on track length and number of poles and their situation or exposure to the meteor that generate electricity.
It is estimated about 40 post/Km and the generation of a 60KW power to AC640V, so for a line of about 20 km would reach the 1.2 MW.
As an example, the tram in Tenerife, with two lines, with a total length similar to the estimate, has spent approximately 5MW.
Approximately 16% of the total consumption is produced by 880KWp from solar PV installed on the same tramway workshops.