Cities worldwide are rethinking how they manage infrastructure and connected streetlighting is becoming a cornerstone of more innovative, greener urban development. Municipalities can boost efficiency, safety, and sustainability by uniting centralised control with plug and play deployment, while keeping costs under control.
Centralised Control
With centralised control, city operators can remotely manage all the lighting across roads, parks, bridges, and crossings from a single platform. This unified system creates consistency, improves visibility, and saves significant resources by reducing the need for on-site interventions.
Operational Efficiency
Connected streetlighting brings new levels of operational efficiency. Real-time fault monitoring and streamlined maintenance workflows enable faster response times and better allocation of resources. These improvements can reduce operational costs by up to 50%, making lighting networks more cost-effective.
Energy and Sustainability
The energy savings are equally transformative. Intelligent scheduling, dimming capabilities, and solar integration can cut energy consumption by as much as 80%. This reduces expenses, eases pressure on the grid and helps cities progress toward ambitious sustainability and climate goals.
Safety and Ambience
Well-lit public spaces improve safety, enhance visibility, and create vibrant environments where communities thrive. With sensor-enabled lighting, uptime remains consistently high, ensuring that streets, crossings, and parks are well illuminated when it matters most.
