Mesh Lighting Network

Our 6LoWPAN mesh network architecture is designed to guarantee long-range communication, high resilience, and optimal energy efficiency across dense or distributed smart-city deployments. Its implementation is fully based on open international standards and ensures long-term interoperability and vendor-neutral operation.

The Hybrid Zhaga node coordinates the mesh communication domain, operating simultaneously as lighting controller, mesh border router, and data aggregation point. It is a plug & play control device that dramatically reduces energy consumption and maintenance costs on any interactive outdoor lighting project. Our Hybrid Zhaga node has a built-in control and communication function that managing up to 100 Zhaga nodes, one of the highest ratio available on the market.

Our Smart Lighting Nodes can be integrated with additional motion sensors, vehicle counters, and other devices, triggering condition-based dynamic and adaptive lighting. This is particularly useful in low-traffic areas, for instance, where lights may be further dimmed when no vehicle or pedestrian is passing by.

Street lighting operators can define customized lighting patterns for single districts, streets and even single lamps: streetlights can be turned on/off and dimmed according to programmed schedules, changing them whenever necessary to mirror specific circumstances or events.