Telensa PLANet awarded AEMO certification

Telensa Systems Pty Ltd

Tuesday, 25 February, 2020

Telensa PLANet awarded AEMO certification

Telensa’s PLANet smart street lighting solution has received an Australian Energy Market Operator (AEMO) certification.

This certification enables cities using PLANet to benefit financially from the energy savings achieved through dimming, trimming and managing constant light output.

As opposed to the traditional flat day rate used for power supply, energy suppliers can now combine the AEMO certified power consumption values for Telensa components with the PLANet logs for how long each streetlight is running and at what power levels. This provides an accurate picture of actual energy consumption, enabling cities to benefit from their energy savings and to analyse the overall benefits of upgrading to smart LED lighting, such as the impact it has on reducing carbon emissions.

Telensa PLANet is an end-to-end intelligent street lighting system, consisting of wireless nodes connecting individual lights, a dedicated wireless network and a central management application. The system provides reduced energy and maintenance costs, improves quality of service through automatic fault reporting and uses streetlight poles for supporting hubs for smart sensors. The streetlight system has more than 1.8 million lights connected globally.

“It’s been great to see cities across Australia like Darwin, Palmerston, Joondalup and Sunshine Coast adopting smart street lighting. Getting AEMO certification is an essential step forward in enabling these innovative cities to measure and really benefit from the energy and carbon savings the solution provides,” said Will Gibson, Founder and Chief Commercial Officer, Telensa.

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