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I-One Intelligent lighting System allows an organisation to remotely communicate, control and monitor each street lamp. Using a hybrid of combination of wireless and power line communications, it allows for two-way messaging - outbound messages enable the lighting scenarios - inbound messages report faults. | |||
Benefits |
Enablers |
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Reduction in Energy Used (25-30%) Reduction in greenhouse gas emissionsReduction in Light Pollution |
Appropriate lighting scenarios can be remotely controlled by IILS (e.g. alternate lighting patterns, variable lighting levels / dimming options). This includes remote switch on-off. Preset or user-definable lighting scenarios. |
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Reduce cost of manual monitoring of lamp defects Rapid notification of mass street light failure |
Automatic detection, basic fault diagnosis and reporting of light failures. Emergency alert & alarm when a large number of street lights are subject to mass failure. |
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Balanced safety needs vs. cost Respond to emergency situations |
IILS can incorporate lighting scenarios, typically aligned to good practice, known local safety concerns and reflect weather conditions such as fog. In case of road traffic accidents WSL is able to send a message to all street lights in the vicinity to turn-on. |
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Total Cost of Ownership (TCO): Easy to fit to existing or new lighting stock allows for rapid realisation of benefits |
Simple hardware installed at lamp and switching point. Messaging via wireless and power lines. |
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TCO: Low running costs | Communications utilise both existing power lines and wireless messaging for updates and fault reporting. Centralise Remote Monitoring & Control. |
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TCO: Prolonged life of equipment and lamps |
By lighting scenarios that reduce lamp utilisation below 100% and therefore extend the asset life |
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