Lighting

Zhaga Node with GPS

Plug-and-play controller of luminaire systems, RF-nodes, sensors and LED drivers. Based on standarized DALI2 protocol and specified power supply, it represents a toolless and flexible solution to allow smart remote management of single or grouped luminaries. The connection to the luminaire it is through a 4-pin zhaga Book 18 connector twist-lock socket. GPS position accuracy up to 2.5m/8ft (with > 6 satellites).

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Company

Paradox

Reference

NDLM002EU-1

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who owns the IoTMADLAB?

It is a public-private and social collaboration initiative promoted by the Digital Office, attached to the General Coordination of the Mayor's Office, which is financed by the Madrid Business Forum and is materialized through the Universidad Politécnica de Madrid and with the participation of technology companies, device manufacturers and operators of municipal and city services and incorporating the innovation and entrepreneurship ecosystem and the users of the services.

When was the IoTMADLAB created and where is it?

On June 29, 2022, the General Coordinator of the Mayor's Office and the Rector of the Universidad Politécnica de Madrid signed an agreement for the application of technologies related to Internet of Things networks in municipal and city services through the Center for Comprehensive Home Automation from the Universidad Politécnica de Madrid (www.cedint.upm.es).

In September 2023, an addendum was signed in which the time horizon is extended and 5G corridors and cybersecurity of IoT devices and networks are incorporated.