Adaptive and interconnected street light

Adaptive lighting for street applications, equipped with an intelligent network that adjusts the light intensity according to traffic, improving energy savings and device optimisation.

Street lighting
Smart and efficient lighting for urban traffic

We design tailor-made street lighting systems able to meet the most modern needs in terms of optimisation of energy resources, safety of roads and well-being of citizens. Thanks to our SkylarkNet remote control system and the interconnection between sensors and lighting devices, our adaptive public lighting solutions guarantee at least a 30% reduction in energy consumption and can be further increased, as well as a complete payback within 4-5 years of the initial investment.

The advanced connectivity functions allow the system to adapt the power of street lighting according to the intensity of the vehicle flow and to schedule it by time slots, optimising resources in less busy hours according to current legislation. An increased efficiency thanks to the possibility of remote control that makes remote monitoring of individual luminaires easy and immediate, showing in real time the performance and any malfunctions.

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Outdoor
MONTERÍA MONTERÍA
Relamping project in Montería: energy efficiency, increased visibility, and uniform lighting
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OUR BEST STREET LIGHTING SOLUTIONS

Our broad and versatile product range enables us to create tailor-made solutions for each client, since every job needs flexibility and precision.

SLCS | SLCM Talede Plus The best combination of performance, quality and safety
Kit Retrofit The right compromise between economy and performance
MaXimo Street lighting that simply shines into the future
Noesi PT Efficient and Versatile Street Lighting
Eidos The new shape of street lighting.
Ision Urban lighting that combines innovation and design
Noesi Flexibility combined with maximum functional effectiveness