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Solution Overview Integrated Street Light Management

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Solution OverviewIntegrated Street Light Management

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Individual Light Control

Individual Light Monitoring

Environment Monitoring

Security Camera Integration

Wireless Network

RFID Integration

Information Display

Emergency Call Box

E-Mobility Solutions

Feeder Station Management

Central Control Room Operations

Remote Control & Monitoring

Web Based Mobile Access

Alarm Management

Future Up gradation

Cost Optimization

Customer Benefits

References

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A street light, light pole, lamppost, street lamp, light standard, or lamp standard is a raised

source of light on the edge of a road or path. When urban electric power distribution became

ubiquitous in developed countries in the 20th century, lights for urban streets followed, or

sometimes led. Many lamps have light-sensitive photocells that activate automatically when light

is or is not needed: dusk, dawn, or the onset of dark weather. This function in older lightingsystems could have been performed with the aid of a solar dial. Many street light systems are

being connected underground instead of wiring from one utility post to another.

There are two optical phenomena that need to be recognized in street light installations.

The loss of night vision because of the accommodation reflex of drivers' eyes is the greatest

danger. As drivers emerge from an unlighted area into a pool of light from a street light

their pupils quickly constrict to adjust to the brighter light, but as they leave the pool of light the

dilation of their pupils to adjust to the dimmer light is much slower, so they are driving with

impaired vision. As a person gets older the eye's recovery speed gets slower, so driving time and

distance under impaired vision increases.

Oncoming headlights are more visible against a black background than a grey one. The contrast

creates greater awareness of the oncoming vehicle

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The main stretches of highways remain unlighted to preserve the driver's night vision and

increase the visibility of oncoming headlights. If there is a sharp curve where headlights will not

illuminate the road, a light on the outside of the curve is often justified.

If it is desired to light a roadway (perhaps due to heavy and fast multi-lane traffic), to avoid thedangers of casual placement of street lights it should not be lit intermittently, as this requires

repeated eye readjustment which implies eyestrain and temporary blindness when entering and

leaving light pools. In this case the system is designed to eliminate the need for headlights. This

is usually achieved with bright lights placed on high poles at close regular intervals so that there

is consistent light along the route. The lighting goes from curb to curb

Street lighting systems require ongoing maintenance, which can be classified as either reactive

or preventative. Reactive maintenance is a direct response to a lighting failure, such as replacing

a discharge lamp after it has failed, or replacing an entire lighting unit after it has been hit by a

vehicle. Preventative maintenance is scheduled replacement of lighting components, forexample replacing all of the discharge lamps in an area of the city when they have reached 85%

of their expected life

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A number of street light control systems have been developed to control and reduce energy

consumption of a town's public lighting system. These range from controlling a circuit of street

lights and/or individual lights with specific ballasts and network operating protocols. These may

include sending and receiving instructions via separate data networks, at high frequency over

the top of the low voltage supply or wireless.

Street light controllers are smarter versions of the mechanical or electronic timers previously

used for street light ON-OFF operation. They come with energy conservation options like twilight

saving, staggering or dimming. Also many street light controllers come with an astronomical

clock for a particular location or a Global Positioning System (GPS) connection to give the bestON-OFF time and energy saving.

Intelligent street light controllers also come with Global System for Mobile

Communications (GSM), Radio frequency (RF) or General Packet Radio Service(GPRS)

communication, user adjusted according to latitude and longitude(low cost type), for better streetlight management and maintenance.

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Many street light controllers also come with traffic sensors to manage the lux level of

the lamp according to the traffic and to save energy by decreasing lux when there is no traffic.

America, Canada, India and many other countries have started introducing street light controllers

to their road lighting for energy conservation, street light management and maintenance,

Street light controllers can be expensive in comparison with normal timers but most of them

return the investment between 6 months and 2 years. As the equipment's lifetime is 7 to 10

years it saves energy and cost for some years.

A number of companies are now manufacturing Intelligent street lighting that adjust light output

based on usage and occupancy, i.e. automating classification of pedestrian versus cyclist,

versus automotive, sensing also velocity of movement and illuminating a certain number of

streetlights ahead and fewer behind, depending on velocity of movement. Also the lights adjust

depending on road conditions, for example, snow produces more reflectance therefore reducedlight is required.

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Aiming to set a trend in street, campus and stage lighting Automation.

Technology Powered by CfAT

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Technology Freely programmable (Using Ladder/Function Block Languages) Controller

Independent of type of light (Halogen/LED)

Standard Communication protocol (Modbus RTU)

NREL Based Astronomical (Sun set and Sun rise) Data

System Operation Nanoline Street Light Controller with NREL Based sunset and sunrise data calculation firmware

Operations The Nano controller communicates with Feeder/Switch Controller using the Modbus RTU interface

(32 / 64 Controllers can communicate with one Master)

Dimming Operation for LED Lights is achieved using the PWM Technology

Highlights Cost effective Compact Controller can be installed inside the pole.

One Controller can controls up to two lights

Operating Temperature is -20 to + 60 degree for Street light Controller

Modular, future expandable Hardware.

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Technology Light Health Monitoring using Under/Over Current detection

Separate Monitoring Hardware independent of Controller

Detection of light operation in case of actuator failure.

System Operation The Current Monitoring relays works on the load Current window principle.

Both Under current limit and over current limits can be set independently.

Highlights Separate Modules for Halogen & LED Lights makes system cost effective.

Compact design fits into Light Pole.

Potential free contact can be integrated with any controller.

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Weather information system

Various weather parameters monitored are.

1. Wind Speed / Direction

2. Temperature

3. Humidity

4. Rain

5. Irradiation

6. Visibility (Fog)

7. Ambient Air Quality

Different weather sensors provides the respective data using Variety of interfaces like, RS485/RS232/Analog

(4-20mA/0-10V), Ethernet, etc. The with its modularity and scalability can be used with irrespective of the make

and type of weather sensors as an cost effective weather information system.

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IP Camera Integration

The IP Camera are installed at strategic

points on the roads as per the field requirements. The

Power over Ethernet solutions from Phoenix contact

enables user to flexibly take care of the system installation

in cost effective manner.

The IT Powered Control technology enables to

exchange the required data with these cameras as per the

application requirement locally. This reduces the heavy

data traffic in the toll network and hence ensures a smooth

operation.

Along with the network components (Switches,

PoE, Media converters and wireless devices, the

controllers from phoenix contact offers a data network with

minumum load and real time operation of the devices. The

cameras can alo be triggered for data capture from the

controllers and provides the flexibility to have the optimum

usage of the data storages.

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WIFI Hotspot Security Solutions with defense in depth approach is an idle solution for data,

network and control and management system providing and ensuring safety with security to

infrastructure and public.

Wireless Network with adequate Security and Safety

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The RFID’s typically provides the data on serial interfaces. The system is also required to be interfaced

with the various other devices including the security gadgets, number plate reader , Signal lights and the

ERP System.

The IT Enabled controllers ensure the smooth integration of the RFID’s in the toll Infrastructure. The

system can communicate with the RFID on RS485/RS232/Ethernet, With the security gadgets and signal

light system via digital signals and with the ERP system via the FTP/SQL/TCPIP .

The high performance control technology provides online monitoring and control of the system and

enables a synchronized operation of all the devices.

The high speed controllers provides the real time data analysis and system operation to ensure the

minimum transaction period for the lane user resulting in a smooth traffic operation at the toll

infrastructure.

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Technology Freely programmable (Using Ladder/Function Block Languages) Controller

Standard Open Communication protocol for communication with LED Display

System Operation Controller will communicate with displays over RS-232/485, TCP/IP based Protocols.

IP 65 based displays from Phoenix Contact can be installed in open environment

Highlights Rugged Controller can withstand extreme conditions exist in open environment.

Modular, future expandable Hardware.

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Technology The emergency call boxes and Public utility services are of importance as they are required at the time

of inconvenience to the road user. The high availability of these services are of vital concern. The

system can not only generate local visual and audio alarm but also provide the alarms via network over

serial / Ethernet and GSM/GPRS Network as desired.

System Operation PoE switches can be used for IP Telephones

Surge Arrester for Data from Phoenix Contact ensures long life for modems.

Highlights Rugged Hardware can withstand extreme conditions exist in open environment.

Modular, future expandable Hardware.

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Solution

• Reliable connection technology, thanks to standardized

charging systems for all markets

• DC fast charging with Combined Charging System

(CCS)

• Flexible, programmable charging controllers

• Support for your individual charging management

• Complete product range for setting up a modern

charging infrastructure

• Electric Vehicles, Laptops, Mobiles benefitted

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Technology GSM based Control Technology with future provision for GPRS Connectivity.

Missed Call Based Complain Management

Integrated Modem.

Supports PSTN, lease Line, Permanent Line, GPRS /EDGE and 3G Network

System Operation Collects the Light Heath and Operation data from light Controller over RS 485 (Modbus RTU)

Calculates the Energy Consumption using the integrated power Module.

Controls the light operation timings based on Central control room inputs.

Act as a RTU

Highlights Stores data locally in case of communication break.

Direct Connection for CT & Voltage

Option available for integrated or external modems

Integrated Web server for Local Monitoring

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Technology Redundant SCADA with Cristal report engine

Supports Web clients for both Desktop and Mobile devices

IEC 60870-5-104 or OPC based ODP Server based remote

communication with Feeder controllers

System Operation SCADA can be in either singular or redundant configuration

Collected the Data using the OPC Based ODP Sever.

Static IP is required only at Central Server

Both control and Monitoring of Remote stations is allowed.

Highlights The System supports a mix of communication media (PSTN, GPRS/EDGE, 3G, etc.)

Future upgradable with Secure VPN technology

Unlimited tags SCADA provides no limitation on expansion plans

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Technology Remote communication using open standard OPC based ODP Server

One ODP Server can handle from 5 up to 10000 Sites simultaneously

Up to 4 ODP Server can be integrated with one SCADA.

System Operation ODP Function blocks are integrated into the feeder controllers

and the communication is initiated from the remote site.

The remote station pushes the data to the central room which

provides the Online Monitoring and Control.

Once connection is established bidirectional communication takes place.

The ODP Communication provides information on the signal strength

and the data volume at the remote site.

Highlights ODP License can be purchased for only the sites under implementation

Up gradation licenses are available as per customer requirement.

Real time operation of your infrastructure.

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Technology Mobile App for IOS and Android Devices

Web client for operation with all the Major browsers

System Operation The no. of web clients purchased with the SCADA determines

the no. of remote access using the remote clients.

User name and password based login

User based Access limitations

Online Monitoring along with history view.

Reports only with Web clients working on browsers.

Highlights

Independent of browser being used /

Independent of Mobile device manufacturer /Works for both Tablets and Smart Phones

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Technology Alarm view on SCADA , Web clients and SMS

Unlimited no. of Mobile nos can be integrated.

Alarm Acknowledgement with time stamping.

System Operation Any system generated alarm is time stamped and is available

for view to all the authorized personnel

Alarm Acknowledgment can be done online and via sms

Alarm report is generated as per customer schedule and can

be sent via email.

Highlights Unlimited mobile no. integration with addition and deletion of nos online.

Alarm visible on mobile devices hence the service time is minimized.

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No. of lights can be expanded as desired in future and can be seamlessly integrated in the system

Different types of lights can be upgraded as desired. the system remains same. This makes the

technology suitable for street lighting, campus lighting, home lighting, stage lighting etc.

Power source can be shifted to renewable if desired, The system can be made adaptable

Functions Data based billing

Scalable hardware

Open Standard based Hardware and Software

Compact hardware for street light control and monitoring installed directly inside the pole.

Highlights❑ Data based billing is much economical compared to time based billing.

❑ The Hardware can be purchased for current functional requirement and can be expanded in future

❑ The required manpower to handle the technology and system is easily available in the market

❑ Low power consumption hardware

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Single source for the complete hardware and software

Customer Data Ownership as Secure Data Transmission Technology

Proven Control and Monitoring technology

No dependency as tailor made function blocks for Street Lights are available.

Future Proof Modular and Scalable

Application Know How

Market Reach

Service providers proximity

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