Data sheet

urbannode® 324 Cellular

The Urban Node 324 Cellular simply plugs-in to a
standard Zhaga socket, connects over the existing
cellular network, and is remotely controlled by the Smart
City Central Management System (Smart City CMS).

Unlike traditional lighting control systems that require

a specific specialised network to be built, the Urban
Node 324 simply works straight out of the box, just like
a mobile phone. This makes it cost-effective for small
and scattered lighting estates to get the benefits of
intelligent central control for the first time. Examples
include streetlights in retail parks, hotel chains,
commercial and business developments,
rail infrastructure such as stations and goods
yards and as extensions to existing CMS
systems or local authority installations.

Main features
l Plug and Play auto commissioning
l Extremely low power consumption
l  nboard GPS option for self- location and
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commissioning
l Motion detection option for dynamic lighting scenario
l  sset management oriented, extended control and
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data exchange with the D4i-Drivers
l Over-the-air firmware upgrades
l Improved safety from the usage of an extra-low
voltage power supply (24VDC)
Dimensions:
l  igital Signal Input allows connection of multiple
D 43mm x 80mm (HxD)
other sensors
l  he mechanical configuration for installation
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mounting is external Zhaga Book 18 standard push-
and-twist lock Socket
l  ccurate energy and electrical parameters metering
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suitable for supporting utility billing
l  utomatic identification of all lamp failures reducing
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onsite activities
l Default auto-photocell mode prevents day burning

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 Technical specifications

Operating Voltage l 24VDC

Power Consumption l Average < 0.3 W

l Output Control: DALI communication bus, supports multi-driver, individually addressed

Interfaces
l Digital Input: Max. 24VDC, 20mA

Onboard GPS l GNSS Automatic and precise self-location and commissioning of the smart device
Motion Detection l Input Ready for Dynamic Lighting Scenario
l Accuracy: EN50470 or ANSI C136.52
l M
 etered parameters: Voltage, Current, Active and Reactive Power, Frequency, Active and Reactive
Energy, Power Factor, Lamp Burning Hours, Enclosure Temperature, Ambient Light Level, Lamp
Metering/Monitoring
Brightness Level, Driver Temperature, Lamp On Cycles
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 larming: High/Low Voltage, High/Low Power, Low Power Factor, Day Burner, Lamp Failure, Driver
Failure, Driver Communication Failure
Emissions Compliance (EMC) l FCC Part 15, Subpart B CFR 47 / CISPR 11
Safety Compliance l IEC 62368-1
ESD Immunity l ANSI C12.1
l Operating temperature range: -40 °C to +70 °C
l Humidity: 95% RH, non-condensing
Environmental
l Storage Temperature: -40 °C to +85 °C
l Salt mist tested IEC 60068-2-11 (96 hours)
l IP rating: IP 66, when fitted
Physical l Weight: 65 g
l Dimensions: 43 x 80mm (H x D)
LTE-M/NB-IoT Modem: Communications: Protocols/Security:
l 700-2200MHz Band Support l D  ata Throughput: l P
 rotocols/Security:
l C
 AT-M1: B1-B5; B8; B12-B14; LTE-M: 300/375 kbps (DL/UL) l LwM2M (OMA objects)
B17-B20; B25-B26; B28 and NB-IoT: 30/60 kbps (DL/UL) l IPv4/IPv6 Addressing
B66 l R
 x Sensitivity LTE-M1: -108 l Secure Socket (DTLS)
l C
 AT-NB1/NB2: B1-B5; B8; dBm | NB-IoT: -114 dBm | GPS: l R
 oot of Trust and
B12-B13; B17; B19-B20; -155dBm Cryptographic Services to
B25-B26; B28 and B66 l Output Power: up to 23dBm meet the latest requirements
on internet security and
LTE (LTE-M/NB-IoT) authentication
Network
l TRNG and PRNG
l RSA public key cryptography
l E
 lliptic Curve Cryptography
(ECC)
l S
 ecure Remote Password
Protocol (SRP)
l H
 ashing Functions (SHA-1,
SHA-2)
l A
 ES Symmetric Encryption
l TALQ Certified l G
 lobal and regulatory certifications: GCF, PTCRB, FCC, CE, ISED,
l D4i Certified ACMA RCM, NCC, IMDA, MIC, MSIP, IFT, ICASA, NBT
l T
 he GCF and PTCRB are global certifications that are designed
Certifications
to ensure compatibility with the LTE 3GPP specification so that
the device can communicate with the eNBs (base stations) using
LTE-M or NB-IoT.
l Z
 haga based Smart Photocell can be installed on the top or the bottom of a luminaire connected to a
Installation
Zhaga B18 twist-lock socket
All specifications subject to change without notice
*Warranty subject to urbancontrol Terms & Conditions

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