Streetlight Monitoring & Control

i.ILLUMINATION SOLUTION

The Power-One HIQgrid™ i.Illumination™ Streetlight Monitoring and Control System provides remote streetlight control, optimizes streetlight uptime, extends lamp life, facilitates lamp replacement, enhances public safety and reduces street lighting costs substantially when deployed on a community-wide basis. The full function solution is scalable up to hundreds of thousands of controlled points.

The i.Illumination Streetlight Monitoring and Control System consists of digital sensing and control units that are positioned along utility power lines. These remote streetlight control units capture and relay coded data to collection terminals that "isolate" the digital data streams from the high-voltage electric current being carried on the same power lines. The remote streetlight collecting units then communicate the data via ISDN, Ethernet, GSM, GPRS or microwave to IBM eServers™ running ESRI Arc View™ geographic information software that can pinpoint equipment in need of maintenance or replacement anywhere on the utility grid. This makes it easy for technicians to respond to fault and failure signals, and faults often can be corrected and failures forestalled by remote streetlight control.

The Control Unit collects and stores information about the lighting system operating conditions. This information, along with the Control Box identification code, data-stream package is sent to the next component (the Collecting Unit) through the grid using a powerline modem.

The Collecting Unit receives and reads the data-stream packages and sends the collected data via ISDN, Ethernet, GSM, GPRS, Tetra or microwave to remote monitoring servers for central streetlight monitoring and control.

The data is available for an integrated digital control system through an "Application Protcol Interface" that allows communication with all standard SW environments.

The data interfaces with ESRI ArcGIS control software. GIS is a system of computer software, hardware, and data to help manipulate, analyze, and present information that is tied to a spatial location. This means that by using the ESRI ArcGIS software, the exact location of each streetlight is display on the screen as well as providing visualization of analysis of the data. 

Diagram showing how the control unit of the remote streetlight monitoring and control system is configured.

Illustration shows how the collection units of the remote streetlight monitoring & control system is set-up.

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Benefits of Using i.Illumination Streetlight Monitoring & Control System:

  • Power Supply Assurance
    • Reduced outage time
  • Maintenance Efficiency Improvements
    • Results in reduction in operating expenses due to improved quality in maintenance planning
    • Calls related to lamp faults reduced
    • Lamp energy consumption reduced
    • Increased ability to plan maintenance resulting in reduction in expenditures for vehicles/equipment/materials Reduction in energy consumption enhances "environmentally"
  • Reduction in energy consumption

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