Matrix Electrical Engineering Ltd | Photographs of street lighting installations

Urban Street Lighting Project

Photo 1: Street lighting improvement works designed and completed by Matrix EE in a residential area suffering from ASB in Bow, London.

Urban Street Lighting Project

Photo 2: A previous installation was 1m high bollard lighting which was constantly being vandalised.

Urban Street Lighting Project

Photo 3: Ground lights installed to replace the bollards proved unreliable and had been poorly installed by 'others'. They were completely removed in our improvement works.

Urban Street Lighting Project

Photo 4: Local residents were very happy with the new reliable LED street lighting solution provided by Matrix EE which also minimised light reflection on the adjacent dwellings.

Urban Street Lighting Project

Photo 5: Groundworks cable laying depth checked.

Urban Street Lighting Project

Photo 6: Conduit ducting laid in the ground for the street lights power supply cables.

Urban Street Lighting Project

Photo 7: Pulling the supply cables into position for the new street light columns.

Urban Street Lighting Project

Photo 8: Ensuring the street light column is straight and level.

Urban Street Lighting Project

Photo 9: Supply cable safety marker tapes laid out.

Urban Street Lighting Project

Photo 10: Preparing the installation's power supply to safety isolation cut-outs and earthing works.

Urban Street Lighting Project

Photo 11: Preparing the supply cable to power the LED lantern fitting, completing the lantern fitting ready for switch on and testing.

Urban Street Lighting Project

Photo 12: The photocell has been covered over to test that the lantern's working whilst it's still daylight.

RTA Damaged Street Lighting

Photo 13: Matrix EE responded within the hour when called out to a street light damaged in a collision with a car in Walthamstow, London. N.B. We don't believe it was the street light's fault.

RTA Damaged Street Lighting

Photo 14: The severely leaning column was cut down and made safe electrically pending further repairs. Hmmm, those tyres look dodgy, would that be why the car skidded and crashed?

RTA Damaged Street Lighting

Photo 15: The old column stump removed and then replaced with a new 6m tapered column matching the existing and fitted out with a safety isolation cut-out and earthing works.

RTA Damaged Street Lighting

Photo 16: The original lantern was able to be salvaged and was refitted onto the new column. It's now restored back into full service and working again.

New Homes Development Site

Photo 17: A new homes development site street lighting installation completed in Tiptree, Essex.

New Homes Development Site

Photo 18: Works undertaken by Matrix EE for the deveopment company to install street lighting circuits for the new roads being built.

New Homes Development Site

Photo 19: Feeder pillars installed at various locations for street lighting circuit power supplies.

New Homes Development Site

Photo 20: New LED lanterns on new columns installed on part adopted/unadopted highway street lighting networks.

Private Road Footpath Lighting

Photo 21: Faulty bollard lighting brought back into full service by Matrix EE on a private road residential area in Birmingham.

Private Road Street Lighting

Photo 22: New LED lanterns were installed replacing the old unreliable and failing lanterns on a residential private road.

Residential Garden Lighting

Photo 23: Faulty bollard lighting brought back into full service in a private residential back garden area in Birmingham..

Residential Footpath Lighting

Photo 24: Faulty bollard lighting also brought back into full service in a private residential front garden.

Private Road Street Lighting

Photo 25: New LED Victorian Heritage style lantern installed to replace a damaged unit on a private road in Leytonstone, London.

Residential Car Park Lighting

Photo 26: New LED lanterns installed and mounted on a double arm bracket to replace old faulty and failing units in a residential car park in Tottenham, London.