Documents, and who has to ask for them.
Most of what you need is free and open. A few documents come with a person attached — not to collect your address, but because a specification or a test report without context is how a project goes wrong.
Open, no form.
Published research, standards references and the pages themselves.Context-adaptive street lighting — measurements
Sensors 24(18):5942, 2024. Field results from three installations, with the method and the baseline.
Open the paper → Paper · open accessNetworks for smart public lighting
Applied Sciences 9(16):3281, 2019. Why real-time control needs a network of a particular kind.
Open the paper → ReferenceStandards, explained
What UNI 11248 and EN 13201 allow an adaptive installation to do, and what a tender can require.
Read it →On request, by email.
Answered within one working day, by a person who read the request.Device datasheets
Luminaire nodes, cabinet controller, gateways, sensors, touch panel, SensorBox.
Declarations of conformity
CE, RED, EMC, RoHS and WEEE per product family.
Test reports
Radio, EMC, RF exposure and electrical safety, from an independent laboratory.
Specification pack
Tender clauses, architecture diagrams and the sizing sheet.
Why not a download button: datasheets get out of date the day a firmware release changes something, and a test report sent without knowing which project it is for tends to answer the wrong question. Asking takes a minute and you get the current version.