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IoT-Enabled LoRaWAN / GSM / Narrow Band Remote Dimming & Monitoring

Centralized Command & Monitoring System

A smart, IoT-enabled streetlighting automation system enabling remote monitoring, energy optimization, dimming control, and fault diagnostics through LoRaWAN / GSM / Narrow Band-connected luminaire controllers and a cloud supervision platform.

Features

REMOTE & AUTONOMOUS CONTROL
  • Remote ON/OFF & 1–100% dimming control
  • Compatible with DALI-2 / D4i / 0–10V / PWM drivers
  • Autonomous operation — astronomical clock, predefined schedules, light-level sensor-based switching
SMART MONITORING & FEEDBACK
  • Voltage, current, active/reactive/apparent power
  • Power factor & energy consumption
  • Driver temperature & runtime hours
  • Lamp on/off cycle counter
COMMUNICATION & NETWORKING
  • LoRaWAN, GSM, and Narrow Band connectivity options
MAINTENANCE & SAFETY
  • OTA firmware updates
  • Fault detection — lamp, driver, over-voltage/current
  • Tilt/roll detection (optional)

Specification

Control InterfaceDALI-2 / D4i / 0–10V / PWM (model dependent)
Communication ProtocolLoRaWAN / GSM / Narrow Band
Supported Lamp TypesLED, CFL, HID with electronic/digital driver
Maximum Lamp PowerUp to 400W (expandable to 750W with external contactor)
Dimming Range1% – 100% (linear or logarithmic)
Input Power24V DC (Zhaga type) or 85–275V AC (pole-mount type)
Digital Inputs1× dry contact input (PIR / motion / photocell / door sensor)
Integrated SensorsLight sensor; optional tilt/roll sensor
Energy & Power MonitoringVoltage, current, active/reactive/apparent power, PF, energy consumption
Scheduling ModesAstronomical clock, predefined calendar, sensor-based control
Firmware UpdatesOTA (Over-the-Air) and/or infrared
SecurityAES-128 encryption
Operating Temp.-25°C to +70°C
Ingress / Impact ProtectionIP66 / IK09
Design Lifetime10+ years

* Maximum lamp power expandable to 750W with an external contactor.

SYSTEM ARCHITECTURE
CCMS system architecture: sensor-based high bay lights and smart street lights connect through a feeder panel controller to an operator's centralized monitoring software
Remote Monitoring & Automated Scheduling