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A platform for managing city services that uses less energy.

A platform for managing city services that uses less energy.

Many city services are run on their own in many cities. Each utility or service has its own power line, and these lines all connect to the same electrical distribution board, where each line is controlled. So, in a typical setup, each service has its own power line. The Smartec solution combines as many Smart City services as possible onto one platform by sharing data between them. This makes the services more effective and helps the city become more environmentally friendly. With this solution, it’s possible to add more value to services, like public lighting, by making sure there’s enough light when it’s needed and using as little power as possible. Also, connecting existing legacy systems to the platform would make the control work better with the same hardware and allow remote monitoring and integration into the Smartec system’s mesh network.

Positive facts about Smartec

Capability to integrate more than 20 different protocols and platforms
Potential to reduce CO2 emissions by more than 40% to 70%
Reduction of up to 70% of emissions thanks to lighting management
Up to 70% less energy consumption
With smart lighting is possible to save more than 1000€/year per km
Around 70% less time consulting data to identify network issues
50% savings in maintenance

Video about Smartec

https://www.youtube.com/embed/1CBRERbaQLQ

Smartec website : https://salvi.es/en/productos/iluminacion-exterior/luminarias/sil/

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