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Core functions and features
1. Intelligent lighting control
Automatic brightness adjustment: Through light sensors or time settings, the brightness is dynamically adjusted according to the ambient light and the flow of people and vehicles (such as dimming during low-flow periods at night).
Remote centralized management: The backend system can control the switches of street lights in batches, monitor faults, and reduce maintenance costs.
2. Multi-device integration
Environmental monitoring: Integrate sensors such as temperature and humidity, air quality (PM2.5), and noise, and upload data in real time.
Video surveillance: With cameras, it supports security, traffic violation capture, and crowd statistics.
Wi-Fi hotspot: Provides public network coverage to help build a "digital city".
Information screen/broadcast: Displays weather, traffic information or emergency notifications.
3. Energy saving and new energy applications
The use of LED energy-saving lamps reduces energy consumption by more than 50% compared to traditional sodium lamps.
Some street lamps are equipped with solar panels or wind power generation devices to achieve off-grid power supply.
4. Smart city interface
Provides a platform for electric vehicle charging piles, 5G micro base stations, etc.
Supports vehicle-road collaboration (V2X) and assists in autonomous driving.
