Group panels and pole controllers connect lighting readings to cloud maps through cellular, LAN or RF mesh. City teams set operating schedules, review faults and use compatible dimming outputs.
Connected lighting records give city and facility teams a way to manage outdoor operating periods and reported faults. EazyIoT combines controllers, energy readings and cloud maps for streetlights and other outdoor loads. Staff examine installed assets, apply remote commands and follow the record of when connected lamps or lighting groups operate.
EazyLIT, the group-control family, includes time switches, retrofit kits, feeder panels and remote terminal units. Group controllers connect through 4G or LAN and apply daily, weekly, holiday or sunset-and-sunrise schedules. EazyGlow, the individual-lamp family, uses pole-mounted radio controllers with an 868 MHz mesh network. Its dimming arrangement provides a 0–10 V output, while group controllers connect with external dimming modules. Metering inputs supply energy records alongside controller states.
The cloud map shows outages and command acknowledgements. Fault notifications report conditions such as a lamp failure, loss of power, overcurrent or voltage anomaly, directing the assigned event to field staff. Scheduled reports collect energy trends, performance records and operating events for another review. Teams use the reported location and controller history to arrange repairs or adjust the next lighting schedule.
Sensors, gateways and spare units
Site survey, mounting, commissioning and configuration
Platform subscription, connectivity, data and support
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EazyLIT controls lighting groups through panels and time switches. EazyGlow uses a radio controller for individual-lamp records and commands.
It supports daily, weekly, holiday and astronomical schedules, including sunset and sunrise timing, with three relay outputs.
RF-controller dimming uses a 0–10 V output. Group-control arrangements connect with an external dimming module.
It uses an RS232 connection to a DLMS meter, with the readings combined with panel and relay states.
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For 1 site with 10 monitored assets in India, IoT Apps estimates $2,700 – $8,900 in the first year and $400 – $1,500 every year after. This is an estimate based on comparable deployments, not a quote from EazyIoT.


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