Municipalities, transportation networks, airports, ports, utilities, campuses
Dimonoff turns a lighting network into an asset monitoring layer, so a failure raises an alarm and a work order instead of waiting for a citizen call.
I want to know a piece of equipment is going to fail before it fails.
A lamp fails and the first report comes from the public. A crew is dispatched to confirm the fault, then a second time to fix it.
The inventory is partly on paper. Nothing says which units are degrading, so interventions get planned by district rather than by need.
The network keeps growing and runs around the clock. The budget and the crew do not. Every avoided trip is time returned to critical assets.
Dimming profile, tonight
Open alarms
| Node | Issue | Age |
|---|---|---|
| RME-04812 | Lamp failure | 14 min |
| RME-01197 | Power fault | 1 h 20 |
| RTM-00934 | No response | 3 h 05 |
Montréal: 132,500 nodes on one operations platform
Montréal administers controllers from more than one manufacturer on a single Dimonoff platform, and reports 35 percent less energy and 55 percent less maintenance.
Montréal converted its entire street lighting network to LED and connected every fixture to one management platform, across 19 boroughs and three different controller vendors.
Read the case studyYes. The system raises an automatic alarm on a failed lamp, a power fault or a loss of connectivity. Through the bidirectional REST API, that alarm creates a work order directly in Oracle EAM, or in any other CMMS, with the asset identifier already attached.
Truck rolls drop by 30 to 40 percent, because the fault is identified before anyone leaves the garage. Montréal reports 55 percent lower maintenance cost and 35 percent lower energy. On a combined LED and controls project, typical payback is four to eight years.
Each node keeps its schedule locally and continues to operate. The mesh is self-forming and self-healing, so it routes around a failed node without intervention. Lighting therefore stays on schedule during an outage, which is what matters on a 24/7 network.
Send one month of failure reports and your current inventory. We will show which of those interventions the network would have flagged before the call.