Single lamp illumination management system

Abstract

The invention discloses a single lamp illumination management system, which is especially suitable for remote single lamp illumination management in the environment of weak signals of a mobile digital public network. The system is composed of lamp controllers, a router, an environmental parameter collection module and a monitoring server. The lamp controllers are uniformly connected to the router to form a lamp local area network; and the environmental parameter collection module is capable of monitoring brightness in the environment of the lamp and changes of a visitor flow rate and a vehicle flow rate in an illumination area as well as sending a monitoring result to the monitoring server through an internet. The system provided in the invention has a remote controlling function, an off line controlling function and an adaptive controlling function.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to a single-lamp lighting management system, which is especially suitable for remote single-lamp lighting management in an environment where the mobile digital public network signal is weak. Background technique [0002] Traditionally, the distribution box is usually used to monitor the lighting system. The control object is the lamps in an area or a road, and single lamp control cannot be realized. Therefore, this traditional technology cannot realize the refined management of the lighting system. In the prior art, the lighting system is also managed in a wireless manner, which usually includes a monitoring device, a roadside communication device and a monitoring center. The monitoring device is equipped with a wireless module, and the wireless module sends the working status information of the LED light to the roadside communication device through the radio frequency signal, and the monitoring center wirelessly receives the roa...

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Problems solved by technology

However, in this lighting control method, when there is a wireless signal "blind area" at the location of individual lights, because the corresponding roadside communication device in the "blind area" cannot connect to the Internet through wireless, the lights in the "blind area" cannot realize lighting control.

This wireless signal "blind area" may exist in large numbers due to the inevitable "dead angle" in the design of the wireless signal base station, or the instability of the wireless signal due to weather, interference, etc., failing to achieve stable control of the lighting system

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