With thousands of ideas and products trying to be meaningful at CES, it stands out that more than 60 million people have already witnessed the benefits of inteliLIGHT® in hundreds of cities all over the world. Most of them probably never heard about street lighting control, but nonetheless enjoy the improved security, decreased pollution and better lighting service quality.

iWire Connect has integrated 10 different use cases to demonstrate that Sigfox connectivity and compatible IoT solutions are able to enhance the quality and performance of urban services such as energy, transportation and utilities in order to reduce costs and improve sustainability.

Over 7 years of continuous collaboration between Flashnet and Saudi Delta Co. have now reached a new threshold: more than 150.000 street lights are controlled in Saudi Arabia by the inteliLIGHT smart street lighting technology.

inteliLIGHT‘s smart street lighting solution has already been experienced by millions of people in hundreds of cities on 5 continents. Experience inteliLIGHT’s unique features and find out why is street lighting control so important for today’s cities directly from Flashnet’s engineers in Barcelona, 13-15 November 2018, stand E549

Fast and easy to install, with no communication infrastructure investments or maintenance costs. inteliLIGHT® lighting controllers include prepayed GSM connectivity and switch between available operators and mobile communication technologies (NB-IoT/LTE-M/2G) automatically, thus optimizing responsiveness and power consumption for installations in Europe and the US.

The project, installed and managed by Flash Lighting Services, uses modern LED streetlamps and embedded inteliLIGHT® LoRaWAN® compatible controllers to light up the road linking Ploiesti to its iconic suspended roundabout in the northern part of the city.

4395 street lighting poles were installed over a 300 km distance using 30 base stations for a highway lighting project in Greece, proving once more the LoRaWAN™ capabilities when it comes to IoT communications covering large geographical areas, with relatively low device density.