The street lighting management system provides various functions, including individual and group lighting control, brightness adjustment (dimming), monitoring and control of each luminaire's status, adaptive lighting based on motion sensors, and energy conservation. This system, known as QULON, is based on various technologies such as LoRa Network, Power Line technology, Wireless LiTouch system, and solar lighting, which ensure optimal efficiency and maximum energy savings.
QULON comprises components such as solar panels (in the case of solar lighting), lighting controllers, motion sensors, communication systems (e.g., LoRa, GSM), and central control cabinets. Lighting control is achieved through different methods, including individual control, group control, and centralized control. The technologies enable turning on, turning off, and adjusting the brightness of the lighting based on factors such as the time of day, light levels, motion detection, and other factors.
The system supports various types of lighting, including LED lamps, high-pressure discharge lamps (e.g., sodium lamps), and other lighting fixtures that comply with NEMA and Zhaga standards.
The configuration and programming of the lighting management system depend on the technology being used. Typically, this is done through specialized QULON software, which allows for setting lighting parameters, scheduling operations, brightness levels, and other settings according to requirements and preferences.
The street lighting management system enables real-time control of lighting, monitoring the status of each luminaire, adjusting brightness and scheduling operations, as well as responding to changes in the environment, such as motion detection or changes in light levels.
Sensors play a crucial role in the outdoor lighting management system by detecting motion and other events, enabling the system to adapt lighting in real-time. For example, motion sensors can turn on luminaires when people are detected and turn them off after a certain period of no motion, contributing to energy savings.
Using the street lighting management system offers several advantages, including energy conservation, optimal utilization of lighting, individual and group control, monitoring the status of luminaires, improved safety and comfort on city streets, and reduced operational costs for lighting.
Energy savings up to 60%
Street lights dim automatically based on schedule or environment, saving up to 60% energy and reducing CO2 emissions
Reduce maintenance costs up to 50%
We reduce service costs up to 50% by proactively alerting maintenance staff of faults/outages in fixtures or networks
Programming tools
Create complex scenarios with QULON devices based on daylight, weather, traffic, air pollution, and holidays - virtually limitless!
Live control
Manage street lights remotely with QULON software. Get live stats, create performance reports with a click for individual or grouped fixtures
Wire LiTouch Node
Wire LiTouch Node is a module for wireless control of luminaires via radio. It is designed for individual control, diagnostics and dimming.
Individual control module for LiTouch wireless lighting management system (868/915 MHz) is a device that can be connected to the LiTouch system through a wire. It allows for individual control of the lighting system and is compatible with both 868 and 915 MHz frequency bands. With the LiTouch system, users can easily manage their lighting system wirelessly and without the need for additional wiring. The device is designed for easy installation and can be mounted in various locations.
The device supports DALI, DALI 2.0, PWM, 1-10V, 0-10V interfaces as well as individual load control (on/off). The units are equipped with GPS receiver, depending on the version.
Wire LiTouch Node is configured and controlled via an 800-950MHz radio channel via LiTouch Base Stations.
The device is designed to be installed in a lighting fixture housing using a wire.
LiTouch Base Station
LiTouch Base Station is a base station for the individual control of LiTouch Nodes equipped luminaires via radio. The unit allows each luminaire to be individually controlled remotely, monitoring its status and energy consumption.
The 868/915 MHz radio channel is used for communication with the luminaires. The base station can serve up to 1000 LiTouch Nodes at distances of up to 5 km, depending on terrain and building density.
Communication with the QULON server is via a 2G/3G/4G mobile network or a wired Ethernet connection.
The unit is configured remotely using the QULON software.
The unit is designed to be mounted on a pole lighting or vertical surface. The unit is IP66 dust and water resistant.
LiTouch Base Station Lite
LiTouch Base Station Lite is a base station for individually controlling luminaires equipped with LiTouch Nodes via radio. The device allows remote individual control of each luminaire, monitoring their status and energy consumption.
The 868/915 MHz radio channel is used for communication with the luminaires. The base station can serve up to 1000 LiTouch Nodes at distances of up to 5km, depending on terrain and building density.
A 2G/4G mobile network is used to communicate with the QULON server.
The unit is configured remotely using the QULON software.
The unit is designed to be mounted on a pole lighting or vertical surface. The unit is IP66 dust and water resistant.
NEMA GSM Node
Transform your city's street lighting infrastructure with the NEMA GSM Node, an ultra-compact and waterproof wireless controller.
With its powerful functionality and diverse compatibility, it offers precise control and diagnostics for each luminaire.
The NEMA GSM Node leverages cutting-edge technology to optimize street lighting.
Capable of managing luminaires up to 1000W within a broad voltage range (up to 305V), this device embodies efficiency and reliability. Motion sensor inputs permit integration with third-party sensors, augmenting its responsiveness to environmental cues.
Whether controlling light, measuring tilt, or realigning based on GPS data, the NEMA GSM Node delivers with unparalleled accuracy.
Wire Simpline Node
Wire Simpline Node is a wired PLC (Power Line Communication) control and dimming module for a luminaire or luminaire group.
Wire Simpline Node is compatible with third-party motion sensors.
Wire Simpline Node supports DALI, DALI 2.0, PWM, 1-10V, 0-10V interfaces and individual load control (on/off).
The unit is powered from 110-230 V. The power of the luminaire is supported up to 1000 W.
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).
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.
QULON Simpline
QULON Simpline is an add-on module for remote control of devices equipped with PLC (Power Line Communication) technology modules.
QULON Simpline uses PLC technology to control luminaires. An RS-485 (MODBUS) interface is used to communicate with the the cabinet controllers.
The unit is powered from 100-250 V.
The unit is configured by the QULON software via the cabinet controllers.
The unit is designed for DIN rail mounting in a power supply cabinet.
QULON C
The Heart of Smart Street Lighting Control
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.
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.
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.
The unit is powered from 110/220 V AC or 9-36 V DC.
The QULON C is remotely configurable using the QULON control system and DIP switches on the unit.
The unit is designed for DIN rail mounting in a lighting control cabinet.
QULON C1
QULON C1 is designed for remote diagnostics and control of street lighting systems.
For two-way communication with other devices and meters, QULON C1 uses RS-485 interfaces. A 2G cellular connection is used to communicate with the QULON server.
The unit is powered from 110/220 V AC or 9-36 V DC.
The QULON C1 can be configured remotely using the QULON control system and the DIP switches on the unit.
The unit is designed for DIN rail mounting in a lighting control cabinet.
QULON C2
QULON C2 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.
QULON C2 uses RS-485 or CAN interfaces for two-way communication with other devices and meters. A 2G/3G/4G cellular or 10/100 Base TX Ethernet wired connection is used to communicate with the QULON server. The unit is equipped with a GPS module for time synchronization and geo-positioning.
The unit is powered from 110/220 V AC or 9-36 VDC.
QULON C2 is remotely configurable using the QULON control system and the DIP switches on the unit.
The unit is designed for DIN rail mounting in a lighting control cabinet.
