inteliLIGHT® street lighting management system capabilities
inteliLIGHT® is a smart street lighting remote management solution that ensures that the right amount of light is provided where and when needed. In-depth grid management gives an accurate real-time feedback of any change occurring along the grid, reduces energy loss and offers advanced maintenance optimization tools. Using the existing infrastructure, you save money and transform the existing distribution level network into an intelligent infrastructure of the future.
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mounting options
NEMA socket
Plug-and-play upgrade for lamps with compatible 7-pin NEMA socket (ANSI C136.41), with full lamp management and feedback functionality. Read more…
ZHAGA socket
Plug-and-play upgrade for lamps with compatible ZHAGA socket (book 18), with full lamp management and feedback functionality. Read more…
inside pole
Designed to be installed directly into the lighting pole, making it less visible from an aesthetic point of view and allowing easier access for deployment teams. Read more…
embedded
Minimum impact on the lamp design, full management and feedback capabilities right from the lamp manufacturer. Read more…
communication technologies
LoRaWAN™ is a Low Power Wide Area Network (LPWAN) specification that targets key requirements of Internet of Things, such as secure bi-directional communication, achieving seamless interoperability among smart things without the need of complex local installation. It aims to give back the freedom to the user, developer and businesses, enabling the rollout of Internet of Things. The network coverage is expanding rapidly and, for controlling connected street lighting installations, we are integrated with most public LoRaWAN™ network operators or can deploy private LoRaWAN™ compatible networks. Find out more…
The LonWorks® (by Echelon) is a powerful power-line communication technology for advanced street light systems. Power Line Communication (PLC) is a technology that enables sending data over existing power cables. This means that, with just power cables running to an electronic device (for example) one can both power it up and at the same time control/retrieve data from it in a half-duplex manner. It features permanent communication, real-time lighting commands and it has been tested in tens of large-scale implementations all over the world. Find out more…
Narrow-Band IoT (NB-IoT) is a carrier-grade RF, narrowband street lighting communication technology, specially designed for the Internet of Things (IoT). It connects devices more simply and effciently on already established mobile networks, and handles small amounts of infrequent 2-way data, securely and reliably. The special focus of this standard is on very low power consumption, excellent penetration coverage and lower component costs, deployed in GSM and LTE regulated frequencies. Find out more…
Sigfox is a cellular style communication technology that provides low power, low data rate and low communication costs for Internet of Things and M2M applications. Sigfox employs Ultra-Narrow Band (UNB) technology, which enables very low transmitter power levels to be used while still being able to maintain a robust data connection, using unlicensed ISM radio bands. The simple and easy to rollout star-based cell infrastructure has encouraged its current extended worldwide availability. Find out more…
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latest news and projects
Using the inteliLIGHT solution, ENGIE takes on a 15 year commitment to manage smart street lighting in Chile’s capital city, Santiago
Santiago de Chile lights up the way for smart city investments in South America and inteliLIGHT is the solution of choice for street lighting control. Together with ENGIE, FLASHNET will install NEMA controllers with a mix of LoRaWAN and cellular communications.
inteliLIGHT increases interoperability for its future-proof smart street lighting solution with uCIFI data model compatibility
inteliLIGHT, Flashnet’s smart street lighting control solution, will be soon available for integration using the uCIFI unified data model for IoT networks.
The partnership between ELBA and FLASHNET helps increasingly more communities to go connected & smart
Flashnet and ELBA-COM’s collaboration started in the summer of 2019 with a project in Ramnicu Sarat (RO). Since then, the two companies have been working together on public lighting projects all around the country, encouraging smart city development in Romania.
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UK based Springwise Intelligence features inteliLIGHT implementation in Brescia, Italy, in sustainable innovation category
Springwise, a global source for innovation intelligence, noticed smart street lighting capabilities for sustainable development.
GSMA view – Connecting Cities to a Smart Future
Although Mobile IoT technologies are still relatively new, the start-ups participating in the GSMA Mobile IoT Innovators Showcase are close to commercialising their solutions. Together with Deutsche Telekom, Flashnet has deployed its street lighting solution and some other NB-IoT-based applications in Patras in Greece, and for a pilot in Bonn, Germany. “For now we see the most interest in NB-IoT to come from Europe, and most probably the European NB-IoT based projects will be pioneers around the world, but we expect that with time interest will grow in the Middle East and in Asia as well,” says Orsolya Szallos-Kis, Sales Engineer at Flashnet.
Telekom’s whitepaper on NarrowBand IoT (NB-IoT) communication technology: technical capabilities, use cases and future expectations
"The Internet of Things (IoT) is changing our world. Companies and cities all over the world are equipping physical objects with software, sensors and connectivity to merge them into a global network, the IoT. As things are becoming able to collect and exchange data, they emerge into new ecosystems across processes, industries and countries, enabling new services or whole new business models. Well-known IoT use cases include smart metering, goods tracking and equipment monitoring."