<p>Smart IoT Solutions for Street Lighting Management</p>

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Street Lighting

<p>Smart Pole Infrastructure Solutions</p>

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<p>This 'Tower on Rue de la Loi' paved the way for brighter and more efficient urban illumination, replacing traditional torches and candles. As arc lamps gained prominence, cities in Europe and North America began adopting lighting towers for various purposes, from street lighting to illuminating ports, stadiums, and industrial areas. The legacy of these early towers lives on in historical sites like the well-preserved 'Moonlight Tower' in Austin, Texas.</p>

The Rise of High Mast Lighting and the Need for Advanced Control Systems

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<p>The Rise of High Mast Lighting and the Need for Advanced Control Systems</p>

<p>Over time, urban lighting took two distinct paths: regular lighting for cities and high mast lighting for highways and major intersections. The challenge arose in managing these towering poles efficiently. Initially, single arc lamps were centrally controlled, but advancements led to groups of lamps, requiring more sophisticated control methods. The introduction of controllable LED luminaires marked a significant breakthrough.</p>

DALI Technology Revolutionizing High Mast Lighting Control

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<p>DALI Technology Revolutionizing High Mast Lighting Control</p>

<p>Modern 'light towers' now feature tall poles with movable consoles, equipped with multiple LED luminaires directed at different areas, each demanding unique control modes. DALI (Digital Addressable Lighting Interface) technology, coupled with controllers like GSM Node and LiTouch, has revolutionized high mast lighting management:</p><div class="raw-html-embed"><h3 style="color: #ff5543;"><br>Cost Reduction</h3></div><p><span style="background-color:transparent;color:rgb(0,0,0);">Utilizing a single control controller for the entire pole streamlines costs.</span></p><div class="raw-html-embed"><h3 style="color: #ff5543;"><br>Individual Control</h3></div><p>QULON software and DALI interface enable precise individual control over each luminaire, allowing adjustments in brightness, color, and other parameters.</p>

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<div class="raw-html-embed"><h2>The Benefits of DALI Technology<br>
in High Mast Lighting Management</h2></div>

<div class="raw-html-embed"><h3 style="color: #ff5543;"><br>Group Control</h3></div><p>DALI supports group control, enabling simultaneous management of luminaires, facilitating the creation of diverse lighting scenarios.</p><div class="raw-html-embed"><h3 style="color: #ff5543;"><br>Dimming</h3></div><p>DALI allows smooth brightness adjustments, perfect for varying lighting requirements based on different conditions.</p><div class="raw-html-embed"><h3 style="color: #ff5543;"><br>Status Tracking</h3></div><p>DALI provides detailed information about luminaire status, simplifying maintenance and repairs by identifying faults and failures promptly.</p><div class="raw-html-embed"><h3 style="color: #ff5543;"><br>Efficiency and Energy Savings</h3></div><p>Implementing DALI technology allows for energy-saving strategies, such as reducing brightness or turning off luminaires when movement is absent, optimizing energy consumption.</p>

<p>From its early beginnings in 1816, 'light towers' have remained indispensable. The integration of DALI technology with control systems has significantly enhanced the flexibility and efficiency of high mast lighting management. This adaptability ensures lighting systems can meet various scenarios and requirements, making urban spaces safer and more vibrant.</p>

Enhancing Urban Spaces with Advanced High Mast Lighting Solutions

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<div class="raw-html-embed"><p style="color: #F65546;">Conclusion</p></div><div class="raw-html-embed"><h2>Enhancing Urban Spaces with<br>
Advanced High Mast Lighting Solutions</h2></div>

<div class="raw-html-embed"><h2>Evolution of Urban Illumination<br>
From Arc Lamps to LED Luminaires</h2></div><p>Urban lighting has a rich history that predates the familiar small urban poles we see today. 'Moonlight Towers,' or high poles, illuminated cities long before the conventional lighting we now know. The use of powerful arc lamps marked the inception of these towering light sources, with the first lighting tower installed in Paris in 1816 by French engineer Boverie de Ternay.</p>

Optimizing High Mast Lighting. Choosing the Right Luminaires and Control Systems

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<p>Explore the evolution of urban illumination from historic Moonlight Towers and arc lamps to modern high mast lighting using cutting-edge LED luminaires and advanced DALI technology. Discover the efficiency, flexibility, and energy savings offered by innovative lighting control systems, enhancing urban spaces and ensuring safety with tailored lighting solutions.</p>

Articles, Blog Street Lighting Control QULON

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<p>Everything you need to know</p>

<p>Smart street lighting&nbsp;</p><p>and lighting control</p>

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Street & city lighting

<p>STREET</p><p>&amp; CITY</p><p>LIGHTING</p>

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Road lighting

<p>ROAD</p><p>LIGHTING</p>

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Industrial lighting

<p>INDUSTRIAL</p><p>&nbsp;LIGHTING</p>

<p><span style="background-color:rgb(255,255,255);color:rgb(72,66,59);">Create complex scenarios with QULON devices based on daylight, weather, traffic, air pollution, and holidays - virtually limitless!</span></p>

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Programming tools

<p>Street lights dim automatically based on schedule or environment, saving up to 60% energy and reducing CO2 emissions</p>

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Energy savings up to 60%

<p>Manage street lights remotely with QULON software. Get live stats, create performance reports with a click for individual or grouped fixtures</p>

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Live control

<p>We reduce service costs up to 50% by proactively alerting maintenance staff of faults/outages in fixtures or networks</p>

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Reduce maintenance costs up to 50%

<p>There are two optimal solutions for managing lighting on highways, the advantages of which will be described below, but the QULON system offers other solutions as well.</p><p>A lighting control system for highways that uses GSM and Power Line technologies provides the possibility of individual control and management of each lighting device. Both technologies have their advantages and are applied in different conditions, taking into account the specific terrain features and requirements of regional restrictions.</p><p>The Power Line technology, which transmits data through power lines (Simpline technology), offers several benefits, such as cost savings on communication since it utilizes the existing power transmission network. This can be advantageous, especially for large-scale installations with a significant number of lighting devices.</p>

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<p>Power Line is not dependent on communication signals or cellular network availability. It uses the existing power transmission infrastructure for communication and lighting control. This means that the highway lighting system can be more reliable and stable as it utilizes the physical power transmission network.</p><p>Protection against external interference can be particularly important on highways, where there can be strong electromagnetic disturbances from traffic or nearby structures. Power Line communication is based on power transmission wires, making it more resilient to external influences such as electromagnetic interference or environmental impacts.</p><p>&nbsp;</p><div class="raw-html-embed"><a class="ui-btn ui-btn--red" href="/contacts">Contact Us</a></div>

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<p>In cases where independence from power transmission is required or the system does not need to utilize the existing power transmission infrastructure, GSM communication technology would be more straightforward to integrate as there is no need for additional work to deploy power lines for lighting control.</p><p>Furthermore, GSM devices can be easily integrated with lighting devices and controllers, and their configuration and connection to the mobile network are relatively simple. This can simplify the installation and maintenance process of the highway lighting system.</p><p>Using GSM, operators can remotely monitor and control lighting using the mobile network. They can adjust the lighting schedule, regulate brightness, and turn the lights on/off from anywhere with access to the cellular network. This is convenient and efficient for operators who need to quickly respond to changes in lighting conditions.</p><p>&nbsp;</p><div class="raw-html-embed"><a class="ui-btn ui-btn--red" href="/solutions/information">Selection Guide<svg class="icon-arrow-right"><use xlink:href="#icon-arrow-right"></use></svg></a></div>

<p>In the context of highway lighting, a lighting control system serves the purpose of ensuring safety and comfort for drivers and pedestrians. Clear and effective illumination on highways reduces the risk of accidents and enhances visibility of road signs and markings. Optimizing energy consumption and enabling remote management help conserve energy and improve the efficiency of highway lighting systems.</p>

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PLC (Power Line Communication) Pole-mounted outdoor street light luminaire controller with connection via wire

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<p>Wire Simpline Node is a wired PLC (Power Line Communication) control and dimming module for a luminaire or luminaire group.</p><p>Wire Simpline Node is compatible with third-party motion sensors.</p><p>Wire Simpline Node supports DALI, DALI 2.0, PWM, 1-10V, 0-10V interfaces and individual load control (on/off).</p><p>The unit is powered from 110-230 V. The power of the luminaire is supported up to 1000 W.</p><p>Wire Simpline Node is controlled individually by Central Gateway QULON C, C1 or C2 and QULON Simpline via 110-230 V power lines. Simpline technology uses the frequency range of 132.5 kHz according to CENELEC EN 50065-1 (band-C).</p><p>The device is designed for installation in a luminaire, in a luminaire body or inside a lighting pole via wire. Dust and moisture protection class IP68.</p>

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PLC (Power Line Communication) Pole-mounted outdoor street light luminaire controller with connection via wire (Slider)

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Wire Simpline Node

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PLC (Power Line Communication) Gateway for street lighting management

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<p>QULON Simpline is an add-on module for remote control of devices equipped with PLC &nbsp;(Power Line Communication) technology modules.</p><p>QULON Simpline uses PLC technology to control luminaires. An RS-485 (MODBUS) interface is used to communicate with the the cabinet controllers.</p><p>The unit is powered from 100-250 V.</p><p>The unit is configured by the QULON software via the cabinet controllers.</p><p>The unit is designed for DIN rail mounting in a power supply cabinet.</p>

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PLC (Power Line Communication) Gateway for street lighting management (Slider)

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PLC (Power Line Communication) Gateway for street lighting management, top view

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PLC (Power Line Communication) Gateway for street lighting management, top view (with terminals)

QULON Simpline

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Medium street lighting cabinet/segment controllers

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<p>The Heart of Smart Street Lighting Control<br>QULON C is at the core of our smart street lighting control system, offering precise remote monitoring and management capabilities for all lighting electrical components. Designed for modern urban needs, it facilitates secure two-way communication and integrates effortlessly with smart city infrastructure for enhanced lighting management from anywhere.</p><p>QULON C is the central controller of the QULON control system. It is designed to provide remote monitoring and control of all electrical equipment in the lighting control cabinet: magnetic starters, QULON system accessories, etc.</p><p>QULON C uses RS-485 or CAN interfaces for two-way communication with other devices and meters. 2G cellular communication is used to communicate with the QULON server.</p><p>The unit is powered from 110/220 V AC or 9-36 V DC.</p><p>The QULON C is remotely configurable using the QULON control system and DIP switches on the unit.</p><p>The unit is designed for DIN rail mounting in a lighting control cabinet.</p>

Smart street lighting and lighting control

Optimizing High Mast Lighting. Choosing the Right Luminaires and Control Systems

Smart street lighting
and lighting control