A MOREINTELLIGENT,SUSTAINABLE,SAFE ANDENJOYABLECONNECTEDWORLD.

that optimize operational processes and improve the quality of life for every citizen. With more than 325 completed projects in 6 countries, the

products in every type of environment.

The company has been committed since 2006 to conceptualize, design and produce ranges of connected objects as well as a genericIoT management platform that meet the challenges of lighting.

RME Certifications

Power Supply Warranty

Dimensions

CompletedProjects

Sold Products

2006Established

62Employees

Years ofexperience

Countries

High Level Features

RTM

MONITORMETERCONTROL

7 pin Standards Weather-proof Dimming Open protocol

Tilt sensor I / OEnergy measurement Demand response Auto calibration

Digi XBee Pro 2.4GHz Digi XBee Pro 900MHz

110-480 Vac 5 years

UL 94V-0U.S. FCC (XBee-PRO 2.4GHz): MCQ-PS2CTH, Canada IC: 1846A-PS2CTH,Europe CE: ETSI, Australia: C-TICK, Japan: TELECU.S. FCC (XBee-PRO 900MHz) Part 15.247 Class A: MCQ-XB900HPU.S. FCC (Honeywell / Elster): QZC-ELIR1

Robust Design

Ambient temperature range: -40C to +70CRelative Humidity: up to 99% non-condensingIP66

G3+Dimonoff | SCMS RME

Smart Lighting Components

RME : Wireless Smart Lighting Node

Smart Wireless Node

Gateway

3.75” H3.215” D

7 pin standards

400

15 325

Communication

Dimono� is among the top 5 leaders for smart street lighting control and is involved in 5 of the largest smart cities’ projects in the world.

ANSI C136.41 or Zhaga Book 18 receptacleDALI or 0-10V driver

The Dimono� wireless smart lighting node is a future-proof, complete and scalable one-module lighting control system. It includes �rmware architecture that adapts to future evolution of radio technologies (including LoRa, NBIoT and others). It suits both small and large networks that use groups, zones, adaptive lighting, scheduling functions and many other state-of-the-art features.

The RME is compatible with both the ANSI C136.41 7-pin receptacle and the Zhaga Book 18 receptacle. Used by Cities, Utilities and Businesses such as shopping centers, car dealerships, airports or campuses to remotely manage their lighting infrastructure. RMEs connect with each other and with a Dimono� Gateway (or via cellular) to create a wireless mesh network that enables connectivity for other types of sensors and connected devices.