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Street lighting control
- Scheduled dimming
- Energy monitoring
- Lamp burn out notifications
- Geo location tagged data
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Environmental monitoring
- Weather, Air quality, water level detection...
- The same NC1 that is used for lighting or load control can interface to off-the-shelf sensors
- Sensor interface via RS232, RS485 or CAN bus
- patent pending transparent pipeline to interact directly with sensors from the SCADA
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Architectural lighting
- Power line to DALI pipeline
- Large exterior lighting projects using DALI bus
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Safety & Security
- Pedestrian and traffic monitoring with mm Wave sensor
- RGB light beacons for remote signalling
- Perimeter monitoring with mm Wave sensor
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Water and gas line monitoring
- Monitoring of remote water and gas lines using NC1 without having to depend on the cellular service and 3rd party servers
- Off-the-shelf flow sensors used in combination with the NC1 RS232 or RS485 channels provide a simple secure means of remote monitoring as long as there are power lines nearby.
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Structural monitoring
- Monitoring of bridges and roadways using the nearest NC nodes mounted on light poles
- Any off-the shelf sensor can connect to the NC1 using the RS232, RS485 or CAN channels
- Data is transmitted automatically over the power lines to the nearest DC and SCADA without the need for wireless or cellular service
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Traffic management
- Traffic and pedestrian counting using mm Wave sensors connected to an NC1 on the nearest light pole
- RGB dual sided light beacons for remote traffic flow management in emergencies
- Air quality and traffic density monitoring using a combination of mm Wave and 0ff-the-shelf air quality sensors
- All connected via power lines without the need for any new wired or cellular service at each intersection.
