Know what a circuit should use, find where it uses more, save energy at quiet hours, and report the carbon.
- Reading energy by circuit: Compare what a circuit used with what it should use.
- Day burning: Lights on in daylight cost money and nobody reports them.
- Dimming schedules: Less light when the streets are quiet.
- Adaptive lighting with sensors: Light up when someone is there.
- Energy indicators: PDI and AECI: Compare designs with one number.
- Power factor and harmonics: What the cabinet meter tells you about the drivers.
- Proving energy savings: Baselines, adjustments, and measurement.
- LED retrofit payback: A simple method to compare cost and saving.
- Cost and carbon: Turn kilowatt-hours into money and CO₂.
- Carbon reporting: How street lighting enters a climate report.