Controlling Lighting Technologies Jakarta City Lights Remote

Preisiden Director of Philips Indonesia, Chandra Vaidyanathan (far right) opened the exhibition “Philips Lighting Week” in Senayan City, Thursday (17/11). Photo: Rumah123 / Ade Miranti

With the system Philips CityTouch, 430 locations of the lights of Jakarta City that use conventional lighting was replaced with 90 thousand lights that have the technology remote monitoring.

The advantages of using Philips CityTouch, each light point to connect and performance data can be directly sent over the cellular network to the manager or the Office of Industry and Energy (DPE). This was conveyed by President Director of PT Philips Indonesia, Chandra Vaidyanathan, at Senayan City, Jakarta, Thursday (17/11).

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“We understand the challenges facing city authorities to transform the city into a city of smart. So we are promoting the lighting system Philips CityTouch,” said Chandra.

Chandra explains, this system performed on a simple web whose function is to analyze, plan, and maintaining workflow. While operators can monitor and measure the lighting connected via the application.

The data allow officers to monitor street lighting infrastructure efficiently. It also controls the lighting level from a distance, which can be adjusted with the light level according to the needs area.

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Chandra give an example, at night the number the vehicle is reduced, DPE can dim the light by 50 percent.

“Since its launch in 2012, the street lighting system Philips CityTouch has implemented more than 700 projects in 35 countries. the system can be installed quickly because it has wireless networking capability integrated and can cut maintenance time. Since each light point can report the status and performance, “he explained. (Wit)

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