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Smart Street Light Controllers

Lamp-level smart street light controllers for remote switching, dimming, metering, schedules, alarms, and cloud-managed outdoor lighting projects.

LCU4G Cat.1NEMAZhagaDALILoRaWi-SUNMQTT

Description

Lamp-level smart street light controllers for remote switching, dimming, metering, schedules, alarms, and cloud-managed outdoor lighting projects.

  • Connectivity and interfaces: LCU, 4G Cat.1, NEMA, Zhaga, DALI, LoRa, Wi-SUN, MQTT
  • Controller families covered: NEMA, Zhaga, DALI, 4G Cat.1, Wi-SUN, LoRa, and Sigfox single-lamp controller configurations
  • Control: Remote on/off, 0-100% dimming, schedules, group commands, and scene policies
  • Monitoring: Power metering, lamp status, communication status, operating records, and active fault alarms
  • Interfaces: 0-10V, 1-10V, PWM, DALI, RS485, TTL, and cloud uplink options by project design
  • Installation: Pole-mounted controller, luminaire socket, or cabinet-linked deployment for retrofit and new-build lighting projects

Specifications

Review the main configuration points for Smart Street Light Controllers, including control method, network, monitoring, interfaces, and deployment fit.

Controller families covered
NEMA, Zhaga, DALI, 4G Cat.1, Wi-SUN, LoRa, and Sigfox single-lamp controller configurations
Control
Remote on/off, 0-100% dimming, schedules, group commands, and scene policies
Monitoring
Power metering, lamp status, communication status, operating records, and active fault alarms
Interfaces
0-10V, 1-10V, PWM, DALI, RS485, TTL, and cloud uplink options by project design
Installation
Pole-mounted controller, luminaire socket, or cabinet-linked deployment for retrofit and new-build lighting projects

Application scenarios

Product buyer FAQ

What is Smart Street Light Controllers used for?

Lamp-level smart street light controllers for remote switching, dimming, metering, schedules, alarms, and cloud-managed outdoor lighting projects.

Which specifications should I check before ordering?

Check the listed supply voltage, interfaces, communication network and regional configuration against your project requirements. Ask NetJoin to confirm any unspecified options or differences between document revisions.

Next steps

Share quantity, interface, communication method, location, and platform requirements so the engineering team can confirm fit.