LED smart street lighting system has become the new darling of the market

After the launch of the LED smart street light, it has received extensive attention from shopping malls. Now many cities around the world are gearing up to choose the LED smart street light system in the city's large-scale planning.

　　 According to the latest report from the New Zealand Radio News Center, Wellington, the capital of New Zealand, recently plans to become the first city in the southern hemisphere to choose an LED smart street light system. The city's municipal plan replaces all street lights in the city except for the CBD with LED smart street lights, with a total replacement number of about 18,000. These street lights can actively reduce the brightness when there is no one around, but the CBD area usually stays bright all night, so there is no urgency and necessity for street lamp replacement in the near future.

　　 According to Natural International News, the Danish city of Copenhagen plans to launch a pilot project of LED smart street lights. The city authorities recently announced a climate change plan to enable Copenhagen to complete a “carbon balance” by 2025, reducing carbon emissions to an insignificant level. Part of these plans is that the city will plan its street lights from scratch.

　　 The Photonics Green Laboratory of the Danish Field Lighting Laboratory (DOLL) conducted an experiment and replaced the 5.7-mile (9.2 km) journey to the outskirts of Bertelsloh with an LED smart street light system. According to Inhbabitat, this presentation emphasized that the test is an intelligent skill plan for a 'virtual mutual competition' competition, and the field test product is scheduled for 25 companies. Each lamp has its own independent IP address so that it can be monitored.