Series K smart street light in a zoo park in Slovakia

This is a lighting renovation project in Slovakia Zoo 2020, using 110 pieces of 55W K series street lights with a Zigbee system to replace the original old lamps with a height of 6 meters, using the Zigbee system can be more convenient to control the work of the lamps, more energy-saving and environmentally friendly, visitors and staff expressed satisfaction with the lighting of the zoo and said that the light level makes them feel very comfortable.

The K series smart public light adopts the appearance design of the classic cobra head, which integrates with the surrounding environment. The modern design is equipped with a variety of intelligent controls: 1-10V dimming, DALI, daylight sensor, motion sensor, timer, and Zigbee. It is an excellent smart city street light.

Project details:

ProductModelCCT /OpticsQuantity
55W smart street light with Inventronics EBS driver 0-10V Dimming, Lumileds 3030 2D chips, 5 pin Nema Socket, dark greyZGSM-LD55KSCCT: 3000K, type II110pcs
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    Very strong LED pedestrian light, simply love it, easy to adjust and looks beautiful at a great price. Will recommend this product to other buyer.
    Bill
    Project Manager of Company

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A smart streetlight is a public lighting fixture that includes technology, such as cameras, light-sensing photocells, and other sensors, in order to provide real-time monitoring capabilities. This sort of lighting system, also known as adaptive lighting or intelligent street lighting, is acknowledged as an important step in the development of smart cities. Remote switching and dimming control of street lamps by means of the whole project, street light group, or single roadway light. This saves energy as much as possible under the requirement of ensuring basic illumination and achieving maximum energy conservation.

Zigbee is a technology created by a multinational collaboration of firms to produce wireless energy management solutions. These solutions include a new open standard for controlling LED lights.

Using ZigBee transmitters and receivers, the information is relayed point-by-point and then delivered to a control terminal used to verify the condition of the street lighting and take corrective action in the event of a failure. The technology permits energy savings with enhanced performance and upkeep.