Embedded lamp controllers and mixed communications (LoRaWAN & GSM) have proven the best solution for the small city of Grottaglie, Eastern Italy, to gain awareness and smart autonomous operation for their street lighting grid
The first large-scale Zhaga implementation installs 10.000 inteliLIGHT LoRaWAN™ compatible street lighting controllers and 600 FRCM lighting cabinet controllers bringing modern street lighting benefits to this iconic city in Italy.
The small town near Paris tried other smart lighting systems in the past and chose inteliLIGHT® for its proven functionality and seamless deployment process.
Flashnet, an ENGIE company, after several months of extensive development and testing, started to mass produce the new FRE-24-ZHAGA-L LoRaWAN™ compatible luminaire controller and is planning first deliveries in early August. ZHAGA aims to standardize interfaces of components of LED luminaires and the ZHAGA socket is an alternative solution to the older NEMA socket, used with street lighting fixtures all over the world.
The NEMA socket (ANSI C136.41) retrofitting version designed for carrying out the remote management of a luminary in street lighting installations with lamps using electronic ballast up to 500W, with 0-10V (220) or DALI (220D) control interface.
FLASHNET’s unique street lighting control vision, presented by ENGIE, has been appreciated by visitors and media during the tech industry’s most prominent event of the year in Romania.
With its IP66 protection rating and compact dimensions, the controller can be installed directly into the lighting pole, making it less visible from an aesthetic point of view and allowing easier access for deployment teams.
With its IP66 protection rating and compact dimensions, the controller can be installed directly into the lighting pole, making it less visible from an aesthetic point of view and allowing easier access for deployment teams.
With its IP66 protection rating and compact dimensions, the controller can be installed directly into the lighting pole, making it less visible from an aesthetic point of view and allowing easier access for deployment teams.
With its IP66 protection rating and compact dimensions, the controller can be installed directly into the lighting pole, making it less visible from an aesthetic point of view and allowing easier access for deployment teams.
