Nedap is extending its Luxon IoT Node portfolio with a version developed for smart and wireless outdoor lighting control; The Luxon IoT Node Outdoor. The compact Luxon IoT Node Outdoor fits inside all LED fixtures using a standardised Zhaga connector. This makes it very simple to unlock the full savings potential of LED technology.

With the introduction of the outdoor node, Nedap is taking the next step in connectivity for the lighting market. Jeroen Somsen, managing director at Nedap Light Controls says “We’ve seen many solutions that focus on office environments and homes, but for industrial applications with outdoor locations, development has lagged behind.”

“It’s a missed opportunity, because this is precisely where a lot of energy is consumed, and where maintenance is a challenge. With the Luxon IoT Node Outdoor, we’re offering a solution through connectivity that will have a significant impact on energy consumption and operational costs, especially in demanding environments. While a LED retrofit halves energy consumption, connected lighting reduces energy consumption by as much as 75 percent.”

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