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Smart street-light automation

Lights that switch on at dusk and off at dawn on their own, report faults, and can be controlled zone by zone from one screen.

Key benefits

01
Dusk-to-dawn controlTimer schedules and light sensors (LDR) switch lights automatically.
02
ZonesManage many lighting zones from a single dashboard.
03
Fault alertsFailures are reported in real time.
04
Lower billsLights run only when needed, and energy use is tracked.
Overview

Street lights on fixed manual switching burn power in daylight and stay dark when a lamp fails. Syctech automation switches lights on schedules or ambient light, tracks their energy use and flags faults, so maintenance teams know exactly where to go.

Used in

  • Townships and residential societies
  • Industrial zones and campuses
  • Commercial complexes
  • Roads and municipal lighting
Electrical
  • Operating voltage 130 V – 280 V AC
  • Single-phase and three-phase compatible
  • Configurable load handling
Details

What’s included

Control and connectivity

  • Programmable schedules and LDR day/night control
  • Remote on/off
  • RS485 communication
  • Web and mobile app integration
Questions and answers

Smart street-light automation: common questions

How does smart street-light automation work?

Lights switch on at dusk and off at dawn using timer schedules and light sensors (LDR). They can be switched remotely, zone by zone, and faults are reported in real time.

Is it compatible with single-phase and three-phase supply?

Yes. It works with single-phase and three-phase supply, at an operating voltage of 130 V to 280 V AC.

Where is street-light automation used?

In townships and residential societies, industrial zones and campuses, commercial complexes, and roads and municipal lighting.

Planning smart metering for your society?

Tell us about your project. We will help you choose the right meters, billing model and backup setup, and plan the rollout with your facility team.