Street Light Sensor, 0-200000 lux

Street light sensor, 0-200,000 lux is a high-performance illuminance monitoring device designed for street and outdoor lighting control applications. Featuring a wide measurement range from 0 to 200,000 lux, it accurately detects ambient light changes to support intelligent and energy-efficient lighting management. The light sensor supports wireless transmission to eliminate complex wiring, while also offering RS485 output for flexible system integration. With a transmit power of less than 17 dBm, it provides stable long-distance communication with line-of-sight transmission distances exceeding 5 km. Its IP67-rated enclosure and ultra-low power design ensure reliable operation in harsh outdoor environments, making it ideal for smart street lighting, outdoor illumination, and large-scale infrastructure projects.

Feature

• Wireless Transmission: Supports wireless communication to eliminate wiring requirements, saving installation time and labor while simplifying deployment.
• Wide Application Scenarios: SUCH street light sensor suitable for street lighting, outdoor illumination, and natural light–based lighting control applications.
• High Ingress Protection: Rated IP67 for reliable operation in harsh environments, including construction sites, humid areas, and low-light outdoor conditions.
• Replaceable Built-in Battery: Equipped with a replaceable ER26500 3.6 V lithium battery with a capacity of 8700 mAh, ensuring flexible maintenance and long service life.
• Ultra-Low Power Consumption: Designed with micro power consumption to reduce energy usage, enabling battery replacement cycles of up to 5 years depending on reporting interval, transmission distance, and environmental conditions.
• Long-Distance Signal Coverage: Provides strong wireless signal strength capable of covering entire small to medium-sized industrial areas.
• Extended Transmission Range: Supports line-of-sight (LOS) transmission distances of up to 5 km, making it suitable for large open spaces and outdoor infrastructure projects.

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