The automated system to which the lamps are connected

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modernize the street lighting system of the city of Rostov-on-Don. The company's specialists replaced 38,781 lamps with LED ones, upgraded 450 control cabinets and connected all devices to the automatic outdoor lighting control system (ASUNO). The project was implemented through the company's investments and in accordance with the "Smart City" concept within the framework of the national "Digital Economy" program.
controls the lighting mode depending on the time of day and climate conditions, and also monitors data collection and tracks illegal connections.

"After Rostelecom replaced the spain cell phone number list lighting fixtures with outdated sodium lamps with LED ones, it was possible to bring the equipment of the city's street and road network to standard indicators. Before the modernization, the level of illumination in lux was only 48% of the standard stipulated by GOST. Now, according to Rosstat, Rostov-on-Don ranks third in this indicator after Ufa and Kazan," said the head of the Rostov-on-Don administration, Alexey Logvinenko.

The service life of LED lamps is 11 times longer than that of conventional lamps. The installed lamps have a higher light output, they are more durable, require less maintenance and allow the municipality to save up to 60% of the budget spent on street lighting.

The energy service contract with Rostelecom is valid for seven years - during this period, the municipality will recoup investments from the funds saved on electricity bills. After its completion, the Rostov-on-Don budget will be able to save over 150 million rubles annually thanks to smart lighting. Upon completion of installation, Rostelecom transferred the equipment to the city's balance sheet and will provide warranty service for the entire period of the contract.

"The implementation of such a system is an important step towards creating a smart city. It allows us to optimize energy consumption and forms a digital approach to street lighting management, improves the comfort of residents and increases the transparency of information about the activities of organizations in the housing and communal services sector . The project in Rostov-on-Don has become the 14th in the region and takes into account the rich experience of implementing similar solutions throughout the country. Digitalization of all sectors of the Rostov Region economy remains a priority for us, which we will continue next year," said Sergey Mordasov, Vice President and Director of the Rostov branch of PJSC Rostelecom.

The company has formed a free replacement fund in the amount of 2% of the total volume of all lamps installed in the city. Statistics on similar projects have shown that this amount is sufficient for the prompt replacement of non-working lamps. The fund will be replenished if necessary.