Introduction
The press release announces the lighting project for the historic walls of Rabat, Morocco, which began service in January 2014. This initiative aims to enhance the visibility and appreciation of Rabat's ancient city walls, a UNESCO World Heritage site since June 2012.

Project Specifications
The project involved the installation of 360 LED projectors, model 5716-Allevard, designed by LEC. These projectors use six Superwatt LEDs to illuminate the 8-meter-high walls from the ground, providing a powerful and precise lighting solution. The optics were custom-designed to offer a wide wash of warm white light on the walls and red on the turrets.

Technical Innovations
LEC developed a projector that allows in-situ beam adjustments without dismantling, ensuring easy and quick modifications while maintaining waterproof integrity. This feature was crucial for achieving the precise lighting effects desired for the Rabat walls.

Project Context
The lighting of Rabat's walls is part of a broader urban restructuring project along Hassan II Street. Electrimar, a Moroccan lighting specialist, collaborated with LEC to meet the project's demands, marking the first heritage enhancement project in Morocco using LEC products.

Historical Significance
Rabat's walls, built by the Almohads in the late 12th century, are part of a larger ensemble of sites recognized by UNESCO. These include the kasbah of the Oudayas, the medina, and other significant cultural landmarks.

Interview with Fouad Bahechar
Fouad Bahechar, President of Electrimar, expressed the ambition to highlight the most visible section of the walls using a rhythmic pattern of warm white and red lighting. He chose LEC for their technical expertise and custom solutions, marking a significant milestone in their collaboration.

Company Profile
Electrimar, founded in 1990, specializes in lighting installations and is led by Fouad Bahechar. The company employs around fifty people and has a strong reputation in the fields of electricity and lighting.