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Oct 30, 20261 min read

Every change to the Playbook content that affects meaning, newest first.

30 October 2026: First publication: guides for Europe, the Middle East, South Asia, and the USA; failure library; tender clause library; comparisons; tools; downloads.

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Cables, voltage drop, and earthing
How a street light network works
How lights know when to switch
How much light a road needs
Inside a lighting cabinet
Lifetime, lumen maintenance, and failures
Light pollution and colour
Optics, glare, and spacing
Parts of an LED luminaire
Photometric files and lighting calculations
Product compliance
Programmable drivers
Reading a luminaire datasheet
AI and MCP
Cabinet-level and lamp-level control
Controller sockets: NEMA and Zhaga
Dimming interfaces: DALI, D4i, and 0–10 V
Interoperability: TALQ, uCIFI, and open APIs
Networks: cellular, LoRaWAN, Wi-SUN, and others
Security of connected lighting
What a controller sends
Why connect your lights?
Adaptive lighting with sensors
Carbon reporting
Cost and carbon
Day burning
Dimming schedules
Energy indicators: PDI and AECI
LED retrofit payback
Power factor and harmonics
Proving energy savings
Reading energy by circuit
Batteries
How a solar street light works
Maintaining solar lights
Sizing a solar street light
Solar faults and monitoring
Where solar makes sense
Cable fault or failed lamp?
Earth leakage and electrical safety
Finding a cable fault
Theft and illegal connections
Voltage outside the window
When a controller stops reporting
Cable cut by road works
Cable or equipment theft
Contactor stuck or burnt
Dirty or yellow cover
Driver failed after a surge
Earth leakage device trips again and again
Light flickers or cycles
Lost neutral
Node offline
Part of the LED module is dark
Photocell failed "on"
Pole base corrosion
Solar light goes off before morning
Water in the junction box
Wrong readings after installation
Handling resident complaints
Maintenance KPIs
Night patrols and the share working
Planned replacement
Preventive plans
Spares
Storm and emergency response
Warranty claims
Why use maintenance software?
Work orders and SLAs
Data, privacy, and ownership
Managing shared poles in the asset register
Pole strength and space
Power for other devices
Small cells and leasing
The pole as a platform
SOP: Cabinet inspection
SOP: Clean and check a solar street light
SOP: Commission a controller or node
SOP: Make a damaged pole safe
SOP: Mass outage after a storm
SOP: Night patrol
SOP: Replace a luminaire, driver, or node
SOP: Resolve and close a work order
SOP: Safe isolation before electrical work
SOP: Traffic management at a work site
SOP: Work at height from a MEWP
How to read standard numbers
International: controls and connectivity
International: luminaires, LEDs, and drivers
International: management systems
International: road lighting
Standards and rules in Europe
Standards and rules in South Asia
Standards and rules in the Middle East
Standards and rules in the USA
Energy savings contracts
Performance-based maintenance contracts
Taking over an existing network
Writing a luminaire and controls tender
Corrections and editorial policy

General guidance only. Check your local rules, the current edition of each standard, and the maker’s instructions.

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