RTC (Real-Time Clock)
Keeps time independently and accurately even during network outages; ensures uninterrupted execution of pre-programmed time-based lighting schedules.
SKU: LWNZGAD4iRGLMP2466
LoRaWAN ZHAGA MPPT Node is a smart city lighting control unit developed for use in ZHAGA socket-compatible luminaires. It operates on 24 VDC and supports LoRaWAN and DALI communication protocols. By reading MPPT devices, it enables real-time monitoring of energy and power data; with dimming functionality, it provides energy savings and centralized lighting management.
| Operating voltage: | 24 VDC | Housing material: | UV-resistant polycarbonate |
| Power consumption: | 0.6 W | Mounting type: | Twist lock (twisting lock) |
| LoRaWAN supply current: | 20 mA | Body color: | Black |
| Communication protocol: | LoRaWAN | IP rating: | IP66 |
| Operating frequency: | 868 MHz | Operating temperature: | -20 °C to +50 °C |
| Standby current: | 2.1 µA | Dimensions (Y × Ø): | 62 × 79.7 mm |
| Transmitting power: | 22 dBm (max.) | Protection class: | Class II |
| Receiver sensitivity: | -116.5 dBm ~ -136 dBm | Socket compatibility: | Luminaires compatible with ZHAGA sockets |
| Communication speed: | 1.2 – 115.2 kbps | Integrated functions: | MPPT data reading, dimming, RTC, LDR, tilt sensor and GPS |
| Service life: | 50,000 hours | Control infrastructure: | Olios application server and LoRaWAN gateway |
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ZHAGA is a smart city lighting control unit developed for use with luminaires compatible with ZHAGA sockets. It operates at 24 VDC and supports both LoRaWAN and DALI communication protocols.
With its ability to read MPPT devices, it enables real-time monitoring of energy and power data. Its dimming function provides energy savings and centralized lighting management. With remote control and monitoring capabilities, it is ideal for integration into modern urban lighting infrastructures.
It can be used in logistics centers, ports, smart factories, solar energy systems, and smart city applications.
Keeps time independently and accurately even during network outages; ensures uninterrupted execution of pre-programmed time-based lighting schedules.
Detects ambient light levels; enables street lighting to turn on automatically at sunset and off at sunrise.
Monitors the physical position of the pole or luminaire; immediately sends an alert to the central management system in the event of impact, tilt, or significant structural displacement.
Automatically detects the unit's geographic coordinates, reports its location to the map-based central management system, and provides precise time synchronization.
Reads MPPT devices to monitor energy and power data in real time; saves energy through dimming and enables centralized lighting management.
LoRaWAN ZHAGA products are controlled by the Olios application server via the gateway; this setup enables remote control and monitoring of the unit.
| LED Indicator | Status | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Red | Steady on | Communication module fault. |
| Purple | Flashing | Test mode, waiting for data. This is the mode used by the manufacturer during testing; if no test data is received for approximately 40 flashes, the device switches to normal operating mode. |
| Turquoise | Steady | Test mode active. This is the mode used by the manufacturer during testing. |
| Turquoise | Blinking | Delayed data transmission in test mode. It blinks until it stops, according to the delay and device address ratio. |
| Yellow | Steady | Attempted to connect/pair with the LoRaWAN gateway in ABP or OTA mode, but it was unsuccessful. |
| Yellow | Blinking | Trying to connect/pair with the LoRaWAN gateway in ABP or OTA mode. This attempt repeats for the duration set in the device firmware. |
| Green | Steady | Connection communication with the LoRaWAN gateway is active. |
| Green | Blinking | Normal mode, delayed data transmission. It blinks until it stops, according to the delay and device address ratio. |
| Off | Off | When the device is transmitting data or changing modes, the LED indicator remains off during the process. |




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