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FIGURE 3: LUMAWISE Endurance N Features (Source: TE Connectivity)
and a unique locking washer for a featureless plain
mounting hole. The dual wire poke-in is explicitly
designed for the two-node architecture, allowing
daisy-chaining to crate the D4i bus and 24V
DC
rail.
This receptacle is for Zhaga applications that
use the D4i protocol. When there is a different
application or a proprietary communication
protocol, TE Connectivity has a keyed version. This
is to keep the Zhaga architecture clean and ensure
the promise of interoperability. TE also supplies a
sealing cap, bases, and domes of different sizes.
For the ANSI interface, consider LUMAWISE
Endurance N or dimming receptacles (Figure 3).
TE has the standard five- or seven-pole dimming
receptacles and rotatable versions for north-facing
photocells, as well as a toolless arrangement used
extensively in the North American market. TE
released the original three-pole C136.10 interface
to complete the product line. TE offers bases and
covers in different sizes and colors and a range of
shorting caps, with and without surge protection
and open circuit caps.
Conclusion
It has been an exciting decade for cities and
municipalities, with LED street lighting technology
advancing more in the last decade than in the
previous six decades combined. TE's solution-
based product lines support all of the leading
standards-based interconnect platforms that
enable the creation of sensor nodes and innovative
communication—all of which will make smart cities
of the future a reality thanks to the two-node
architecture. â–
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