Series K smart street lighting on a city road in Vietnam

City Road Lighting Project in Vietnam, which is completed in 2019. Each pole is installed with 2pcs 150W KL Series Smart Street Lights. Equipped with Inventronics 1-10V dimmable drivers and ZIGBEE Smart Control System, all 55units of LED Street Lights could be controlled on the computer or smart mobile phone. We could also monitor the latest working state of each lamp by this system. This greatly reduces labor maintenance costs. The light distribution we advised, Type III Medium, makes full use of the light output to the right area.

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ProductModelCCT /OpticsQuantity
150w smart street lighting with Zigbee smart control systemZGSM-LD150KL4000K, type III55pcs
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    Exactly what I wanted. Super bright, easy to install. High quality LED street lamps work together with good control system to make the street lighting smart.
    Nhat
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    A smart streetlight is a kind of public lighting fixture that combines technology such as cameras, light-sensing photocells, and other sensors to enable real-time monitoring. Smart street light control systems allow cities to easily schedule lights on or off, designed for energy efficiency.

    Intelligent street lights may be used to monitor traffic flow, parking, pedestrian crossings, seismic activity, and changes in the atmosphere. They may be fitted with speakers to inform people about potentially harmful circumstances or conditions, or with cameras to assist law enforcement in solving crimes or verifying garbage pickup and other operations.

    How are street lights controlled? According to embedded wireless startup Radiocrafts, a smart streetlight system consists of a cluster of streetlights that “can interact with one another and give illumination data to a local concentrator.”

    The concentrator then “manages and sends the pertinent data to a secure server, which collects and shows the data on a web-browser dashboard.”

    Additionally, a smart streetlight management system features two-way communication, which enables utility or facility administrators to “remotely operate streetlights while monitoring electrical power usage in the lamps and drive circuits.”

    This kind of monitoring helps reduce maintenance expenses since each streetlight is uniquely identified and can be located. If a linked streetlamp fails to operate properly, tips over due to inclement weather, or malfunctions, municipal employees may arrange to repair that lamppost.