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GUNAG ZHOULead Time:
2 WeeksA municipal-grade lighting operating layer built on Cloud Server (or Sovereign On-Prem) + CH-800 Gateway + SLC810/SLC910 lamp-level controllers. Designed to deliver Energy Savings + Road & Public Safety + Value-Added Services (O&M ROI) across long-run city infrastructure.
Delivered Scale
3,000+ Projects Accumulated
Tunnel Network
2,600+ Tunnels · 2,500+ km+
Outcome Focus
Energy + Safety + Service ROI
TOP · SAFETY LIGHTING EVIDENCE
2700K↔6000K Adaptive CCT — Safety Mode: Under storm / heavy snow / dense fog, the city enters governed safety-lighting mode: visibility + contrast + glare comfort.
93km Highway + Tunnel Groups — Hybrid PLC + LoRa + Sensor Networking: Deployment reality: harsh topology, feeder complexity, tunnels, and multi-device integration.
OEM-safe reference: technology lineage has been validated at century-class sea-cross bridge & under sea tunnel grade. Project names remain neutral; controlled evidence can be provided in the STSYSTEMPLC spec pack for EPC / tender review.
ZONE 1 · PROOF & GOVERNANCE
STSYSTEMPLC is engineered as a city-infrastructure operating layer — not merely a lighting network. A true global IoT lighting center must deliver three governed outcomes simultaneously: measurable energy savings, road & public safety, and value-added services that create operational ROI beyond electricity reduction.
ZONE 2 · CORE SYSTEM ARCHITECTURE
Three mandatory operating layers (no shortcuts)
Hybrid PLC + LoRa — communication without obstacles in complex / aging city power lines: PLC scales economically via powerlines; LoRa adds robust wireless paths and transformer-crossing capability. Hybrid redundancy keeps command stable — essential for safety-lighting governance.
Adaptive CCT 2700K↔6000K — extreme-weather safety lighting solution: road-class driven + sensor-triggered + traceable logs for EPC / municipal review.
ZONE 2A · INVESTMENT BRIEF
Editable assumptions (replace with your tender data): tariffs 0.10 / 0.20 / 0.30 USD per kWh; operating hours 11 h/day average; savings rate example up to 90% vs HPS driven by smart dimming + governed lighting policies; O&M saving depends on geography and labor/fuel.
ZONE 2B · 3-TARIFF ROI TABLE (NO 600W)
Reference hours: 11 h/day; savings rate example: 90% vs HPS (smart dimming + governed policies). Replace with tender data for final approval. (Per your requirement: 600W removed to keep the page clean.)
| Baseline HPS | Tariff | Annual kWh Saved | Annual Energy Saving | Annual O&M Saving | Total Annual Benefit | Payback |
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ZONE 2C · HPS vs Smart LED (Timeline + Auto EFLH / Saving)
A) One-Glance Timeline Schedule (Baseline)
B) Two Sliders (with arrows) + Auto Savings
HPS has no dimming: full output all night (12h reference).
LED watt is the 100% brightness reference; nightly kWh is computed by EFLH.
Baseline EFLH (Smart LED schedule)
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Auto-computed from the timeline above.
HPS Full-Load Hours
12.00 h
Fixed 100% brightness for 12 hours.
Nightly Energy (Smart LED schedule)
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LED(W) × EFLH.
Nightly Energy (HPS fixed)
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HPS(W) × 12h.
Energy Saving vs HPS (schedule baseline)
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Time-based dimming impact (clean and tender-friendly).
Motion Sensor Safety Mode (extra emphasis)
10–20% → 100%
No-vehicle safety mode; instant 100% on detection (highway/tunnel proven since 2015).
ZONE 3 · O&M AUTONOMY
Fault pinpointing, faster dispatch, fewer patrol kilometers, fewer citizen complaints — O&M savings are often as important as kWh savings for committees.
ZONE 4 · DASHBOARD / MAP / REPORTS
Centralized visibility and control with scheduling, scenes, alarms, dispatch workflow, and data-driven planning outputs.
ZONE 5 · INTEGRATION & VALUE-ADDED
Open protocols support integration with third-party intelligent platforms and IoT devices, enabling future value-added services.
ZONE 6 · INDUSTRIAL / MILITARY BUILD
Designed for harsh topology, legacy feeders, tunnels, and complex multi-device environments requiring stable governance.
ZONE 7 · EVIDENCE VAULT
Controlled evidence can be provided for EPC / tender review: safety modes, deployment scale, topology handling, and governance logs.
FINAL · DECISION LOCK
A smart city must select the best global supplier for its lighting operating layer; cutting corners here does not “save money” — it becomes multi-year OPEX leakage, safety exposure, and rework cost.
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