Controls and monitors municipal street, tunnel, solar, and facade lighting at scale with networked lamp controllers, gateways, and the FondaCity cloud platform for remote dimming, fault detection, and energy savings.
Cities run large lighting networks with high energy costs and manual fault-finding, and lack visibility into which lamps are on, dimmed, or failed across the grid.
FondaTech combines proprietary lamp controllers, gateways and concentrators, and the FondaCity cloud management platform to remotely switch, dim, monitor, and diagnose every luminaire from a single interface.
Lamp controllers on each luminaire report status and receive commands over LoRaWAN, NB-IoT, or cellular; gateways aggregate LoRa and RF-mesh nodes; the FondaCity CMS visualizes assets on a GIS map, runs schedules and adaptive dimming rules, raises alarms, and exposes open API and MQTT for integration.
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FondaCity CMS software provides real-time monitoring, control, and asset management for entire lighting networks.
LoRa, NB-IoT, and LTE lamp controllers switch and dim single luminaires on demand or by schedule.
AI-based and sensor-driven dimming adjusts brightness by time, traffic, and ambient light to cut energy use.
The platform detects lamp outages and malfunctions and sends real-time maintenance alerts.
Luminaires are located on a 2D and satellite map by GPS position for network-wide visualization.
Supports LoRaWAN, NB-IoT, and cellular controllers with gateway and concentrator aggregation and open API and MQTT integration.
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