Smart Street Lighting 

Controllers for Modern Cities

Main streets in large cities are characterised by their significance for people, traffic, social, and commercial activity. These are key roads connecting important districts and attracting a large number of people and traffic. They are often major tourist areas representing the city and country. For such important locations in the heart of cities, key features include reliability, ease of deployment and maximum flexibility of the solution. An ideal universal and reliable solution is Wireless lighting control using NEMA and Zhaga controllers with public GSM and LoRa networks

A pedestrian crossing is a specifically designated section of the road for pedestrians to cross, often equipped with markings, traffic lights, signalling and special lighting. If a pedestrian crossing is within a city, there are usually no lighting issues. However, pedestrian crossings are often located in areas without constant power supply, which leads to a higher number of fatalities. For such pedestrian crossings, it is crucial to have the ability to operate on alternative lighting sources and, most importantly, maintain constant monitoring of the lighting system's status. In these cases, management using solar lighting and the Qulon Helios controller with an integrated GSM communication module is necessary

Highways are high speed roads designed for unobstructed transportation over long distances and typically have two or more lanes in each direction. They are characterised by high travel speeds, usually up to 70 mph, depending on the country. For such critical locations, it is essential to not only have lighting control capabilities but also to ensure dependable monitoring and prompt fault detection, as these measures may be critical to ensuring the safety of lives. For situations like these, an ideal solution is wireline control PLC using SimpLine technology, using PLC gateways and luminaire control modules based on PLC technology
 

Park areas range from small squares to large nature parks and can be public or private. In cities, these are usually central parks, small green areas or squares. These areas invariably include places for gatherings, walks, events, and spaces for physical activity, such as cycling paths and running tracks. Therefore, the most important aspect of lighting management in this area is maximum interactivity, which involves dynamic lighting and high speed operation with a large number of various sensors. An ideal solution for such areas is adaptive lighting control using LiTouch technology based on stations, luminaire control modules and motion sensors

Urban and suburban areas are the most extensive urban territorial zones. They form the structure of a settlement, offering comfort to residents and fulfilling various socio-economic functions and they are home to the majority of the city's population. For such vast spaces, the most important factor is the low cost of the solution and maximum ease of maintenance to minimise operational expenses. For large areas, the ideal solution is zonal group lighting control utilizing the comprehensive range of QULON group segment controllers, from the basic QULON Mini to the flagship model, the QULON C model