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<p>Devices and groups of devices communicate with the central server via wired or wireless channels, and the CCMS software processes this data, allowing operators to monitor the status of each asset through a user-friendly interface in real time. The Centralized Control and Monitoring System (CCMS) provides an effective interface for seamless communication between operators and system components.</p><p>The system supports remote on/off control and brightness adjustment for individual or grouped luminaires, creating and editing lighting schedules, and setting optimal brightness levels for different urban zones based on the time of day. The CCMS automatically logs and processes emergency situations, maintains an event log, and generates detailed reports on energy consumption, operating time, and system efficiency. It also provides the ability to configure controller and sensor parameters, integrate with other urban platforms and IoT devices, and offers a flexible user access management system.</p>

Control panel for CCMS with various buttons and screens

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All Management Functions, Reporting, and Planning – CCMS for Urban Lighting

<p>Based on data from sensors and meters, the system automatically adjusts lighting according to programmed scenarios, thereby improving energy efficiency and safety in the urban environment. Implementing a CCMS ensures sufficient lighting on roads, in parks, on main streets, and in residential areas while reducing electricity losses. Data collection, analysis, and reporting become simple and efficient, while lighting management and configuration are convenient and fast.</p><h3>Powerful Server – The Foundation of CCMS Capabilities</h3><p>The central hub coordinating the system’s operations relies on a robust server. For the efficient operation of critical infrastructure such as street lighting, which includes thousands of devices and imposes high demands on data processing, a powerful and secure server is essential.</p>

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<p>The QULON Server, occupying 1U of space and equipped with a pre-configured Windows Server operating system, delivers optimal performance for CCMS software. Centralized coordination of the entire QULON infrastructure optimizes CCMS workflows, enabling efficient allocation of computing resources to process data from street luminaires, sensors, and other devices. This enhances the overall performance of the CCMS and supports the processing of large volumes of data in real time.</p><p>Secure storage of historical data ensures the integrity of CCMS analytical reports, supporting in-depth analysis of energy consumption and the efficiency of the lighting network for informed decision-making. Efficient data transfer to auxiliary systems and third-party applications expands the CCMS’s capabilities for integration with other urban management platforms, creating a comprehensive smart city system.</p>

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<p>Modern CCMS solutions offer a wide range of capabilities: from precise remote control of individual luminaires to rapid response to emergencies, in-depth analytics, and forecasting the development of lighting infrastructure on a city-wide scale. The implementation of a CCMS streamlines lighting management processes, making them systematic and measurable, enabling municipalities to fully leverage technology for efficient and sustainable urban lighting.</p>

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<p>The Centralized Control and Monitoring System (CCMS) is engineered for efficient administration and control of a city’s LED lighting network. It integrates the management of cabinet controllers, individual luminaires, dimming modules, gateways, and a variety of sensors into a single hub. The CCMS enables data-driven decision-making, optimizes lighting and maintenance schedules, and facilitates the planning of the scalability of the urban lighting system.</p>

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<p>Discover how CCMS revolutionizes street lighting with remote control, energy efficiency, and data analytics for smarter urban environments.</p>

1U rack-mounted specialized server optimized for QULON Aristo software

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<p>Empower your building management systems with our QULON Server, a dedicated hardware solution specifically configured for the seamless operation of QULON software. This unit isn’t merely a server; it’s a robust hub designed to facilitate flawless interaction between all components of the QULON ecosystem.</p><p>Step into the realm of harmonized system management with the QULON Server. This specialized personal computer integrates a tailored Windows Server operating system, ready to welcome the QULON software onto its platform. Your operations gain the edge with a server perfectly attuned to your software's demands, bringing enhanced functionality to your fingertips.</p><p>The essence of the QULON Server lies in its stellar performance and role as the linchpin of synchronized management across all elements of the QULON system. It allocates resources with precise accuracy, safeguards the integrity of historical data, and ensures uninterrupted data flow to and from various end-points and third-party applications.</p><p>Crafted for a 1U space in your server rack, this server is an epitome of space efficiency combined with immense capability. It’s engineered for those who can’t compromise on functionality but need to optimize their physical workspace.</p><p>The QULON Server stands as an exemplary choice for managing building systems powered by QULON equipment, streamlining coordination, and enhancing the interplay of diverse system components.</p><p>Please note that the QULON software is sold separately and is available under a variety of tariff plans to suit your specific needs and budget.</p>

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CCMS for Street Lighting: Enhancing Urban Illumination

<p>One of the most noticeable problems with street lighting, even in major cities, is the use of worn-out poles. Reinforced concrete, wooden, and metal structures that fail to meet modern requirements can be replaced with strong, lightweight composite poles. Similarly, inefficient halogen and mercury lamps now have an energy-efficient alternative — LED lighting, which also requires more robust poles.</p><p>Despite the automation of street lighting using relays, photocells remain vulnerable. Their contamination and false triggering from external light sources, such as car headlights, lead to wasted resources and shortened system lifespan.</p>

Sleek, contemporary composite light poles installed along a city avenue, demonstrating durability and aesthetic integration with the urban landscape

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Outdated Systems — Resource Waste, Deterioration, and Harmful Effects

<p>Street lighting is characterized by significant energy consumption, which not only increases financial costs but also negatively impacts the environment through greenhouse gas emissions. This problem stems from outdated components and management methods. According to 2021 data, outdoor lighting consumes between 15% and 19% of the world's electricity, accounting for approximately 2.4% of humanity's annual energy resources and 5-6% of total greenhouse gas emissions.<a href="#referens1"><sup>1</sup></a> Given the growing demand for energy, implementing intelligent street lighting systems to reduce energy consumption becomes essential for sustainable urban development.<a href="#referens2"><sup>2</sup></a></p><p>Light pollution presents another significant challenge. Lamps operating at full brightness throughout the night contribute to sleep disturbances and circadian rhythm disruptions, increasing the risk of insomnia, depression, chronic fatigue syndrome, and other diseases and disorders. Additionally, excessive night illumination disrupts the life processes of plants and animals and negatively affects wildlife migration patterns. <a href="#referens3"><sup>3</sup></a></p>

Close-up of an advanced GSM Node control panel installed in a street lighting cabinet, showing the digital interface for remote management and monitoring.

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<p>The degradation of urban infrastructure, reduced comfort and safety for residents, and cessation of trade during dark hours are all consequences of failing to modernize street lighting. Uneven lighting due to outdated equipment creates dangerous conditions at night. Modernization using contemporary energy-efficient solutions addresses many street lighting problems.</p><p>We have already mentioned replacing lamps and poles, as these parameters are the most visible aspects, but this represents only a small part of the optimization process. Proper positioning of luminaires and improving their light distribution to achieve ideal illumination levels are equally important.</p><p>What lies behind these external changes? For a radical transformation, a comprehensive approach to the lighting system is necessary. Introducing innovative control mechanisms allows for flexible brightness adjustment based on external factors and needs. Combining different control methods or making an optimal choice of a single method represents a significant step toward eliminating problems inherent in traditional street lighting.</p>

Nighttime cityscape featuring properly distributed street lighting that illuminates pedestrian and traffic areas while minimizing light pollution to surrounding buildings and sky

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Systematic Approach for Comprehensive Problem Solving

<p>The common group method of lighting control, which may seem completely inflexible, can be made energy-efficient by reducing energy consumption by 50% through turning off groups of lamps during periods of low traffic — typically during late night hours in residential areas. Group controllers installed in existing control cabinets handle line diagnostics and energy consumption monitoring — therefore, the control system can be improved with relatively modest investment.</p>

<p>Building a more sophisticated system is typically undertaken during a fundamental redesign of street lighting and incorporates individual control with flexible brightness adjustment, enabling dimming capabilities. Lighting scenarios can be applied not only within districts but also along avenues, providing both optimal visibility and energy savings. Within this approach, a separate controller is installed for each luminaire, replacing the photocell — for example, the GSM Node with powerful functionality and expanded connectivity options. A modern wireless controller eliminates the problem of false triggering. It responds to environmental signals with unsurpassed accuracy, reducing wasteful resource use and preventing intrusive light pollution. Individual control delivers a high level of efficiency, safety, and comfort.</p>

Diagram showing the components of an individual street light control system with wireless connectivity, sensors, and dimming capabilities for adaptive lighting.

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<p style="margin-left:0.0px;">Solving street lighting problems lies in modernization based on thorough analytics, design, and selection of optimal technologies for each specific locality. It is impossible to implement a completely ready "out-of-the-box" solution without creating new problems. Factors such as traffic intensity, area type, and user needs must be considered.</p><p style="margin-left:0.0px;">Using our own developments and supporting all types of data transmission, installation methods, connectors, and interfaces, we offer customized solutions for cities aimed at eliminating lighting problems and ensuring seamless integration into any infrastructure.</p>

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    <a href="https://www.mdpi.com/1996-1073/14/11/3018" style="color: #f65646; text-decoration: none;">Intelligent Street Lighting in a Smart City Concepts—A Direction to Energy Saving in Cities: An Overview and Case Study by Konrad Henryk Bachanek, Blanka Tundys, Tomasz Wiśniewski, Ewa Puzio and Anna Maroušková</a>
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    <a href="https://www.journalijar.com/article/30249/conservation-of-electrical-energy-on-the-national-street-lighting-based-on-environment/" style="color: #f65646; text-decoration: none;">CONSERVATION OF ELECTRICAL ENERGY ON THE NATIONAL STREET LIGHTING BASED ON ENVIRONMENT — Janter Napitupulu, Nasruddin M.N, Immanuel Munthe and Setia Megawati</a>
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       <a href="photonics.pl/PLP/index.php/letters/article/view/11-30/591" style="color: #f65646; text-decoration: none;">Coloured light pollution in the urban environment, J. Kowalska</a>
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<div class="raw-html-embed"><iframe title="Problems with Street Lighting" allowtransparency="true" height="150" width="100%" style="border: none; min-width: min(100%, 430px);height:150px;" scrolling="no" data-name="pb-iframe-player" src="https://www.podbean.com/player-v2/?i=c5war-1857123-pb&amp;from=pb6admin&amp;share=1&amp;download=1&amp;rtl=1&amp;fonts=Arial&amp;skin=f6f6f6&amp;font-color=auto&amp;logo_link=episode_page&amp;btn-skin=1b1b1b" loading="lazy"></iframe></div><p>Street lighting is a functional element of the urban environment and literally a symbol of civilization, ensuring safety and continuity of city life. Like any complex infrastructure, it faces numerous challenges. As spaces rapidly urbanize and urban landscapes expand and transform, systems established decades ago become obsolete.</p><p>The problems of modern street lighting extend far beyond archaic control systems and worn-out equipment. They are much deeper and broader, requiring a comprehensive approach and careful analysis to resolve.</p>

Side-by-side comparison showing the bright, focused illumination of LED street lights versus the diffused glow of traditional sodium lamps on an urban street.

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<p>Discover how advanced street lighting systems overcome traditional challenges like energy waste and light pollution. Our solutions reduce costs by up to 50%, and create safer, more sustainable cities. Learn about the latest innovations in street lighting modernization.</p>

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<p>Upgrade your city’s street lighting infrastructure with the NEMA GSM Node—a compact, waterproof, and wireless luminaire controller.</p><p>Designed for advanced functionality and seamless compatibility, it provides precise control and real-time diagnostics for every luminaire.</p><p>Harnessing state-of-the-art technology, the NEMA GSM Node optimizes street lighting performance. It supports luminaires up to 1000W across a wide voltage range (up to 305V), ensuring both efficiency and reliability.</p><p>With motion sensor inputs, it seamlessly integrates with third-party sensors to enhance responsiveness to environmental changes.</p><p>From light control and tilt monitoring to GPS-based alignment, the NEMA GSM Node delivers exceptional precision and performance.</p>

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Smart street lighting
and lighting control

CCMS for Street Lighting: Enhancing Urban Illumination

Problems with Street Lighting

Intelligent Street Lighting Control Systems

Smart Street Lighting Technology

The Road to Optimizing Street Lighting Illumination

Energy Saving in Street Lighting

Smart street lighting and lighting control

CCMS for Street Lighting: Enhancing Urban Illumination

Problems with Street Lighting

Intelligent Street Lighting Control Systems

Smart Street Lighting Technology

The Road to Optimizing Street Lighting Illumination

Energy Saving in Street Lighting

Smart street lighting
and lighting control