Steel perforated DIN Rail, top hat compatible, 300mm x 35mm x 7.5mm QULON Sundrax

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Steel perforated DIN Rail, top hat compatible, 300mm x 35mm x 7.5mm

DIN rail

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Right angle Ethernet adapter Street Lighting Sundrax Entertainment

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Extension right angle Ethernet adapter, 0,5 m

Extension right angle Ethernet adapter, 0,5 meter

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Right angle Ethernet cable, 1 m Sundrax Entertainment Street Lighting QULON

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The QULON DALI is a smart Ethernet/RS-485/DALI converter for street lighting control.The unit is powered via 100-250 V.For configuration and data transfer, the device is equipped with an Ethernet port with 10/100 Mbit/s connection speed.The device is configured via the Web interface, through which the DALI lines and the equipment on them can also be configured.The QULON DALI is designed to be installed indoors or in outdoor shelters. The unit operates in plus or minus temperatures. It is installed on a DIN rail.

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DALI Gateway for lighting management (Slider)

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DALI Gateway for lighting management, top view

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DALI Gateway for lighting management, side view

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DALI Gateway for lighting management, topview (with terminals)

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QULON DALI

Smart IoT Solutions for Street Lighting Management

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Street Lighting

Mechanical

Power & Electrical

Environment

Interfaces and Protocols

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<h1>Digital Addressable Lighting Interface (DALI) &nbsp;</h1>The Digital Addressable Lighting Interface, more commonly known as DALI, represents a step change in the world of lighting control systems. Created with standardization and interoperability in mind, DALI transcends conventional analog systems by introducing a digital communication protocol that connects lighting devices and controllers. This detailed article delves into the facets of DALI technology and its significant impact on lighting control. &nbsp;<h2>Understanding DALI's Physical Infrastructure</h2>At the heart of DALI's success is its simple yet powerful two-wire bus system. These two wires serve as the data highway for communication signals and power, allowing the DALI system to be integrated seamlessly with existing power cabling infrastructure. The digital nature of DALI ensures high resistance to transmission errors, which contrasts favorably to more error-prone analog interfaces. &nbsp;<h2>The Core Features of DALI Technology</h2>1. Addressable Lighting Control: Each luminaire connected to the DALI network can be individually addressed, giving users precise control over every lighting fixture within the system.2. Digital Signaling for Enhanced Reliability: With digital communication, DALI significantly reduces susceptibility to noise and transmission errors compared to analog systems, enhancing the reliability of lighting control.3. Two-wire Bus System: The DALI bus requires just two wires, transmitting both power and data simultaneously, which simplifies wiring requirements and potentially reduces installation costs.4. Grouping and Scene Setting Capabilities: Luminaires can be programmed into groups, allowing for the creation of customized lighting setups, or ‘scenes’, that can be easily activated and modified.5. Scalability and Flexibility: DALI systems can accommodate up to 64 individual devices on a single bus, and more luminaires can be added to the system through the use of additional DALI networks.6. Interoperability Between Manufacturers: A key aspect of the DALI standard is its emphasis on interoperability, meaning that devices from different manufacturers can be used within the same system.&nbsp;<h2>Advantages of Implementing DALI</h2>The sophistication of DALI introduces a suite of advantages over traditional lighting systems:- Energy Efficiency: By allowing individual control and dimming, DALI systems contribute to energy savings by adjusting lighting based on occupancy, daylight presence, or user preference.- Enhanced Customization and User Comfort: Personalized lighting scenes contribute to user comfort and can support various activities or times of day.- Maintenance and Operational Efficiency: With the ability to address individual fixtures, maintenance becomes more straightforward, as the system can pinpoint and report on the status of each luminaire.- Future-Proof: As DALI is a globally recognized standard, users can be confident in the long-term viability and support for their lighting control system.<h2> Applications and Use Cases</h2>DALI technology has found its place in a variety of settings. In the commercial space, DALI is perfect for offices, retail establishments, and hospitality venues, where versatile lighting scenes can enhance the ambiance and functionality of different areas. In industrial environments, DALI contributes to safety and efficiency through precise control of lighting levels. For residential applications, DALI brings the capability for sophisticated and energy-efficient home lighting automation.&nbsp;<h2>Future Prospects</h2>With an industry that continues to push towards energy efficiency, user comfort, and intelligent building management, DALI's role is becoming increasingly prevalent. Innovations in DALI technology, such as wireless DALI and integration with IoT devices, forecast an even wider adoption and application scope.<h2> Challenges and Considerations</h2>DALI's architecture may involve a learning curve for installers and integrators used to more traditional systems. It's also important to have proper planning and design phase to ensure the DALI system meets the specific needs of a given space without unnecessary complexity. Furthermore, while interoperability is a key strength, ensuring compatibility among different manufacturers' DALI-certified products remains essential.&nbsp;<h2>Conclusion</h2>DALI technology has become a cornerstone for advanced lighting control, offering a blend of sophistication, reliability, and standardization. Its capacity for individual luminaire addressing, combined with the simplicity of its infrastructure, enables DALI to meet the evolving needs of modern lighting systems. From energy savings to enhanced operational efficiency, DALI is not just redefining lighting control; it's lighting the way towards more intelligent, responsive, and user-centric environments.

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Street & city lighting

STREET&amp; CITYLIGHTING

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Road lighting

ROADLIGHTING

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Industrial lighting

INDUSTRIAL&nbsp;LIGHTING

Create complex scenarios with QULON devices based on daylight, weather, traffic, air pollution, and holidays - virtually limitless!

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Programming tools

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

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Energy savings up to 60%

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

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Live control

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

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Reduce maintenance costs up to 50%

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.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.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.

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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.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.&nbsp;<div class="raw-html-embed"><a class="ui-btn ui-btn--red" href="/contacts">Contact Us</a></div>

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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.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.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.&nbsp;<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>

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.

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

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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.

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

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PLC (Power Line Communication) Gateway for street lighting management

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QULON Simpline is an add-on module for remote control of devices equipped with PLC &nbsp;(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.

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

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QULON Simpline

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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.

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