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Thiruvananthapuram: The capital may soon boast that it is the first city in the country to have solar energy --
Electric street lamps can be monitored and maintained remotely using remote sensing technology. A city-
Local-based private companies have made suggestions to state local self-governing bodies
Government departments will install innovative lamps and lanterns on the technology platform
In public places such as parks and roads, set the timer to turn on and off automatically.
Narayanaswamy said that the company has recently successfully installed and tested the first solar street lamp in the city museum, and the relevant authorities have tested and verified the efficacy of the technology, director of eram Scientific Solutions, the company has developed the product with the brand "ecology.
The street light installed on the experimental basis is located near the band stand and close to the garden entrance.
The lamp also has a function that can detect if there is someone nearby, and the light will shine as long as there are more people nearby.
The advice before the government is two-
Although the company offers only one annual free maintenance contract
Annual Contract for private entities.
Our goal is to work with a variety of government agencies, civic groups and NGOs to deploy solar street lamps using this new technology nationwide
The director of the company said the government organization.
Narayanaswamy says the product is a priority for public safety and cost-effectiveness.
This technology records and records the time, energy consumption and duration of the lamp in operation and detects and corrects any defects.
Based on these operational data, the company can fine-tune the work of the lights if needed.
The company has developed Additional features
Services such as mobile applications and web
He pointed out that the shortcomings of traditional street lamps were overcome by monitoring, maintaining and controlling the operation of new products based on applications.
Despite ensuring public safety at night, Ecosis will also save a lot of valuable energy.
He added that since the lamps work on a fully automatic platform, no one is required to operate and maintain the product, thus minimizing recurring costs.
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