Nyx Hemera unveils solutions for outdoor lighting

Nyx Hemera Technologies has released two tunnel lighting addressable control systems (TLACs) which it says provides intelligent control and lighting system management capabilities necessary for smart cities. According to Nyx Hemera, the TLACS-U system is designed for road underpasses and small tunnels while the TLACS-A is aimed at controlling indoor and outdoor parking lots, and dealer car parks. The use of powerline communication allows lighting control over existing electrical wiring and makes the
July 24, 2019 Read time: 1 min
7797 Nyx Hemera Technologies has released two tunnel lighting addressable control systems (TLACs) which it says provides intelligent control and lighting system management capabilities necessary for smart cities.


According to Nyx Hemera, the TLACS-U system is designed for road underpasses and small tunnels while the TLACS-A is aimed at controlling indoor and outdoor parking lots, and dealer car parks.

The use of powerline communication allows lighting control over existing electrical wiring and makes the solutions more affordable, the company adds.

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