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Virtual midnight and smart cities

Virtual midnight and smart cities
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Virtual midnight and smart cities

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Overview: The document provides a comprehensive analysis of Disano's urban LED lighting solutions, emphasizing energy efficiency, cost reduction, and smart lighting control. It underscores the role of eco-friendly lighting in fostering sustainable urban environments.
Key Features:
  • Energy Savings: Disano's LED luminaires are designed to offer substantial energy savings through advanced light management systems that adjust luminous flux according to necessity.
  • Virtual Midnight: This smart feature reduces luminous flux during low-traffic hours, achieving energy savings without compromising safety.
  • Smart Lighting Control: The systems enable remote monitoring and control, facilitating efficient management of urban lighting infrastructure.
Lighting Management Systems:
  • Elementary Solution: Offers basic lighting control with preset dimming profiles.
  • Smart Solution: Provides advanced control with customizable dimming and remote monitoring capabilities.
  • IoT Solution: Integrates with smart city infrastructure for comprehensive lighting management.
Product Specifications:
  • Ischia Range: Features low flicker, various color temperatures (2200K, 3000K, 4000K), and compliance with European safety standards.
  • Design and Installation: Fixtures are designed to minimize wind exposure and are compatible with NEMA/ZHAGA sockets for easy integration with smart systems.
  • Durability: High resistance to thermal shock and impact, with coatings suitable for marine environments.
Advantages:
  • Reduced energy consumption and operating costs.
  • Improved safety and visual comfort in urban areas.
  • Eco-friendly technology accessible to all urban settings.
Specifications: The document details specifications for LED luminaires designed for Nema and Zhaga sockets, featuring a power factor of 0.9 and maintaining 80% luminous flux for up to 100,000 hours (L80B10).
LED Characteristics: LEDs are available in different color temperatures: 2200K (Amber), 3000K, and 4000K, with varying luminous outputs and CRI values.
Installation and Design: Luminaires are designed for easy installation on poles with diameters of Ø60mm, featuring a die-cast aluminum housing and corrosion-resistant coatings.
Certifications and Standards: Products comply with European safety standards and are manufactured under ISO 9000 quality systems, with IP66 and IK10 ratings for protection against dust, water, and impact.
Advanced Features: Includes programmable functions for energy savings, such as virtual midnight settings that adjust luminous flux based on usage patterns.
Accessories and Options: Various accessories are available, including adjustable arms for side-mount applications and anti-glare shields.
Performance Data: Photometric performance is optimized to control glare and ensure high efficiency, with detailed lumen output data for different configurations.
Specifications: The document outlines specifications for street lamps, focusing on materials and coatings, with compliance to UNI-EN 12150-1: 2001 for thermal shock and impact resistance.
Equipment and Features: Lamps are equipped with a nylon wiring plate, connectors for mains and LED modules, and automatic temperature control.
Lighting Options: GARDA street lamps offer color temperatures of 2200K, 3000K, and 4000K, suitable for various urban settings.
Available Functions: Features include anti-glare shields and a virtual midnight function for energy savings.
Certifications: Complies with ENEC standards, ensuring European safety compliance.
Design and Installation: Designed with minimal wind exposure surfaces, compatible with Nema and Zhaga sockets.
Performance and Maintenance: LED lamps maintain 80% luminous flux for over 100,000 hours (L80B10).
Comparison and Examples: Includes comparisons of energy consumption on different road types and examples of projects using the lamps.
Overview: The document details the Mini Giovi and Giovi lighting fixtures, focusing on durability, energy efficiency, and adaptability.
Specifications: Fixtures are coated with corrosion-resistant polyester powder, suitable for marine environments.
Features: Includes programmable drivers for energy savings and customization.
Performance: LED lights maintain 90% luminous flux for up to 100,000 hours (L90B10).
Accessories: Includes a CUT-OFF accessory to block backlight.
Applications: Suitable for street lighting and pedestrian crossings, compliant with ANSI C136.31 standards.
Technical Data: Includes tables comparing power consumption and luminous output.
Overview: The document outlines a lighting control system with advanced features like NFC technology and smart solutions for public lighting management.
Specifications: Includes a micro-processor for monitoring, NFC technology for setup, and the Constant Light Output (CLO) function.
Procedures: Allows setup via an app, enabling reprogramming of luminous flux and other settings.
Standards and Compatibility: Compatible with Zhaga and NEMA sockets, ensuring compliance with Zhaga Book 18 and DiiA's D4i specifications.
Smart Solutions: Describes wireless controls for central management of public lighting.
Wireless Communication: Supports a low-energy mesh network for remote communication and control.
Key Features: Offers mains voltage regulation and real-time monitoring.
Applications: Ideal for public or private street lights and urban amenities.
Specifications and Features: Outlines a smart lighting control system with a built-in battery and RF DALI Controller.
Structural Features: Housed in black ABS with IP40 protection.
Advantages: Integrates sensors and schedules for customized lighting.
Smart IoT Solution: Provides tools for improved performance and cost reduction.
Applications: Suitable for street, urban, and architectural lighting.
System Architecture: Includes smart power electronics and cloud-based management.
Technical Aspects: Features programmable electrical parameters and sensor connectivity.
Smart City Integration: Enhances city intelligence through data communication.
Privacy and Security: Ensures secure data exchange and hosting.
Environmental Sustainability: Contributes to energy savings and CO2 reduction.
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Urban LED Lighting • energy savings • management cost reduction • smart lighting control VIRTUAL MIDNIGHT and SMART CITIES M

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Greener cities begin with eco-friendly lighting Cities strive for a sustainable future. The desire for more liveable urban spaces with no energy waste and a minimum impact on the environment is a growing interest everywhere, from large cities to small towns. The installation of more efficient lights that can be managed with the new technologies is the first step to building a greener city.new technologies is the first step towards a greener city.

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Disano offers a wide range of luminaires with next-generation LEDs that integrate light management systems. These systems are particularly suited for public and private lighting installations to constantly monitor the whole system while reducing operating costs, controlling the luminous flux and, consequently, saving energy. Virtual midnight Smart lighting and smart cities Lighting management systems Elementary Solution Smart Solution IoT Solution

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The virtual midnight calculation is based on a mechanism that can be applied to public lights, and more generally to outdoor luminaires, which allow programming a reduction of the luminous flux, when you don’t need the luminaire to operate at full power all the time. This type of device, applied to a LED lighting system, results in considerable energy savings compared to old technology. It is worth noting that the initial system setup – if necessary – can be easily customized from the operat- VIRTUAL MIDNIGHT, A SMART DEVICE THAT SAVES ENERGY Solution with virtual midnight stand-alone system...

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Virtual midnight ing board. Therefore, the system doesn’t require much effort or costs for running and maintenance. In this way, town administrators have the chance to make their streets, squares, big and small neighbourhoods safer and more liveable with a contained investment, which is mostly compensated by the energy savings. Virtual midnight - high-quality, eco-friendly technology within anyone’s reach: the advantages Lower consumptions using light only when and where needed No need to change the whole system A preset, easily customizable mechanism with no running and maintenance costs An...

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Smart lighting - an ecological choice The digital revolution has changed the way we move around in our cities. Streets are safer and more sustainable with smarter lighting systems, which reduce consumption and improve performance, delivering light only where and when needed. Smart lighting systems can be dimmed at different times to prevent waste. They can be controlled remotely, warning about failures along the line. The new lighting technology is conceived to protect the environment and to manage, supervise and develop smart city projects.

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Smart city A smart city is a city that offers and guarantees high life quality and where urban spaces help its residents achieve their projects and move easily, saving time and protecting the environment at the same time. Disano’s street lighting fixtures integrate smart light management systems. These systems can eliminate energy waste, dimming the flux according to actual needs. The ADVANTAGES of a smart lighting management are: Savings: operating costs are minimized thanks to smart systems that have the ability to adjust the luminous flux according to need. Dimming: smart light management...

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Ischia - MIDNIGHT GENERAL CHARACTERISTICS OTHER CHARACTERISTICS OTHER INFORMATION Housing: pressed in die-cast aluminium. Standard supply: automatic temperature control inside the device with automatic resetting; dedicated electronic device to protect the LED module; Complete with quick connection and anti-condensation valve for air recirculation. The range of ISCHIA street lamps is available in the following colour temperatures: Pole connection: pressed in die-cast aluminium. Suited for poles with a diameter 60 mm. Diffuser: polycarbonate 2,5 mm thick, thermal shock and impact resistant (UNI...

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Ischia ISCHIA art. 3590 Optics: made of PMMA with high temperature resistance and UV rays. LED: Power factor 0.9. Luminous flux maintenance 80%: 80.000h (L80B20). ISCHIA art. 3591 Reflector: in pre-anodised 99.85 aluminium. LED: Power factor: 0,9. Luminous flux maintenance 80%: 50.000h (L80B20). PRODUCT CODE STRUCTURE ISCHIA art. 3592 - 3593 - 3594 - 3595 - 3596 The product code of the Ischia range consists of alphanumeric characters that indicate the product’s technical features and is structured as follows: standard code 424660 Optics: made of PMMA with high temperature resistance and UV rays....

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Ischia - MIDNIGHT LED: power factor 0.9. Luminous flux maintenance 80%: 80.000h (L80B20). Upon request (sub-code -60) LED Luminous flux setup: this can be done by programming the drive current values requested when ordering/ purchasing the fixture rotosymmetric wide beam RW Luminaire designed for installation on: • Nema Socket order with subcode -40 (sealing cap to be ordered separately). • Zhaga Socket order with subcode -0054 (complete with seal

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LED: power factor: 0,9. Luminous flux maintenance 80%: 50.000h (L80B20). Note: when ordering, make sure you select the AMBER LED type best suited for your lighting design and installation needs. 3591 Ischia MIDNIGHT Luminaire designed for installation on: • Nema Socket order with subcode -40 (sealing cap to be ordered separately). • Zhaga Socket order with subcode -0054 (complete with sealing cap). COB rotosymmetric medium beam RM LED: power factor 0.9. Luminous flux maintenance 80%: 100.000h (L80B10). Upon request (sub-code -60) LED Other available versions square wide beam SW Luminaire designed...

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LED: power factor 0.9. Luminous flux maintenance 80%: 100.000h (L80B10). Upon request (sub-code -60) LED Other available versions code 424690-30-0480-CA Luminaire designed for installation on: • Nema Socket order with subcode -40 (sealing cap to be ordered separately). • Zhaga Socket order with subcode -0054 (complete with sealing cap). Luminous flux setup: this can be done by programming the drive current values requested when ordering/ purchasing the fixture LED: power factor 0.9. Luminous flux maintenance 80%: 100.000h (L80B10). Upon request (sub-code -60) LED Luminous flux setup: this can...

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