Urban glow presents a significant challenge to turtle nesting, and Bundaberg Regional Council required a smart lighting solution to protect the community and turtles along the Bargara esplanade, to ensure artificial lighting balances environmental conservation with community safety.

The new Kampmann Bridge in Essen made special demands on the lighting, as strict nature conservation requirements had to be taken into account. With the help of Doppler radar sensors, they could be met.

In Othmarsingen in Switzerland, the public lighting operator, AEW Energie AG, was looking for a way to illuminate the Gexistrasse bicycle and footpath.

The community of Thalheim with around 800 inhabitants combine CityTouch and Eagle Eye Zhaga - and saves over 50% of energy costs. Read case study from Elektron.

Residents in the city of Haugesund, in the southwestern part of Norway, are serious when it comes to preserving the environment.

Norwegians love walking and hiking. Sundays are usually spent outdoors. This goes for Fredrikstad as well, where Norway’s longest river forms an integral part of the coastal landscape.

Between Tengs and Bjerkreim in Norway, Comlight has equipped 275 Signify luminaries with Eagle Eye Zhaga motion detection light controllers.

About thirty minutes away from Oslo, 220 smart street lights illuminate nine kilometers of picturesque road along the beautiful Tyrifjorden in Norway. The installation is the largest of its kind.

The lighting is part of the Reducing Urban Glow in Bundaberg project and has been designed to be safe for pedestrians, as well as having “turtle friendly” features.

Comlight system can be applied in a variety of installations, such as the art project in Amsterdam. A tunnel that no one can cycle unnoticed through.

On highway 19 betwen Borre and Horten in orway, Comlight sensors control the light on a bike- and walk path going parallel to the motorway.

Airports are technically complex, dense with electronics and has a demanding set of rules. Comlight were able to provide smart lighting to the apron zone at Haugesund airport Karmøy.