Keep your existing luminaires
Logimic can connect supported luminaires, controllers and communication technologies from different manufacturers. The municipality can use current equipment and is not limited to a single brand in future purchases.
Public lighting and municipal infrastructure
Smart municipal control without replacing everything you already have
Logimic connects existing and new luminaires from different manufacturers and, where technically feasible, adds smart control to your current switchboards. The same system can later include electricity meters in municipal buildings, retention tanks, watercourses and other sensors.
Start with public lighting. You can add further technologies step by step according to municipal needs.
6,000+
controlled or connected luminaires
Verified
in Czech cities and municipalities
Gradual
modernisation by installation
Manufacturer
independence
You do not have to replace everything you already have
Start with what your municipality operates today. Logimic adds control and visibility based on what each installation allows.
Use your existing switchboards
We first assess current wiring and equipment. Where the installation allows, we add the monitoring and control devices needed — without replacing the entire switchboard.
Expand the system step by step
Start with public lighting and later connect energy consumption, water management, weather stations or other municipal devices in the same overview.
What the municipality has → What Logimic adds → What the municipality gains
What the municipality already has
- luminaires from different manufacturers,
- existing switchboards,
- municipal buildings and electricity meters,
- tanks, watercourses and other infrastructure.
What Logimic adds
- control and communication devices,
- sensors and metering equipment,
- connection to the platform,
- maps, alarms, automation and user access.
What the municipality gains
- one operational overview,
- remote control,
- faster fault information,
- data for maintenance and investment decisions,
- room to expand without depending on one supplier.
Municipal infrastructure scenarios
Concrete situations that technical services and municipal leadership address in practice — from lighting to water and energy.
Public lighting
Monitor luminaires on the map, control them remotely, set dimming profiles and learn about faults before residents report them.
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Weather stations
Monitor local weather from multiple locations, set alerts and share data with residents or technical services.
Explore the weather stations application →
ArcGIS integration
Pass data from municipal devices and infrastructure to the ArcGIS platform in real time. Logimic transfers operational data from lighting, sensors and other technologies.
Explore ArcGIS integrations →
Other sensors and devices
Connect air quality sensors, parking sensors or other technologies according to future municipal needs.
Explore connection options →Benefits for municipal leadership and technical services
For municipal leadership
- use of part of existing investments,
- gradual modernisation within budget,
- independence from one manufacturer,
- overview of consumption and infrastructure status,
- one system instead of several separate applications,
- data for repair and investment planning.
For technical services
- fewer routine checks and site visits,
- faster response to faults,
- device map and operational history,
- remote control where devices support it,
- clear information before service visits,
- option to connect further technologies step by step.
You do not have to change everything at once
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Choose the first area
For example public lighting, switchboards or energy monitoring.
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Review existing infrastructure
We identify which devices can be connected and what needs to be added.
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Validate the solution in a pilot
We set up dashboards, alarms, users and operational procedures.
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Extend the system gradually
We connect further devices, buildings or municipal technologies.
Start with public lighting, for example. Later you can add switchboards, tanks, energy metering and other municipal technologies to the same system.
What the system looks like in daily operations
Real platform screens for device maps, alarms, luminaire status and operational data.
Proven in Czech municipalities
Municipalities across the Czech Republic operate public lighting on the Logimic platform. 11 municipal deployments and more than 10,000 controlled luminaires.
Chodov
1,600 controlled luminaires
Jirkov
1,500 controlled luminaires
Osek
680 controlled luminaires
MeziboÅ™Ã
590 controlled luminaires
Jenišov
560 controlled luminaires
Nová Role
480 controlled luminaires
Hornà Slavkov
635 controlled luminaires
Plzeň Area Bory
96 controlled luminaires
Karlovarská Becherovka
87 controlled luminaires
Závišice
66 controlled luminaires
Rádlo
60 controlled luminaires
Deployment examples
Chodov: 1,600 luminaires in one system
1,600 controlled luminaires in operation
What the city needed to solve
The city needed to manage an extensive public lighting network and have visibility into its status without relying only on resident reports.
What was connected
1,600 luminaires with map overview, status monitoring and remote control on the Logimic platform.
How the solution works
- luminaires are visible on the map overview,
- status and alarms can be monitored,
- the system supports remote control and fault reporting,
- multiple device types are supported — the city is not tied to one manufacturer.
Operational benefit
Technical services have a central overview of network status and can respond to faults before residents report them.
Jirkov: 1,500 luminaires — LoRa and IQRF on one platform
1,500 controlled luminaires in operation
What the city needed to solve
The city needed to expand its controlled public lighting network while managing the new installation alongside existing IQRF infrastructure.
What was connected
1,500 new LED luminaires with LoRa controllers and existing IQRF lighting control — all on the Logimic platform.
How the solution works
- new LoRa luminaires and the existing IQRF network run side by side,
- operators work from one dashboard and one interface,
- map overview, status monitoring and fault alarms,
- remote control and fault reporting without site visits.
Operational benefit
The city modernised lighting without replacing the entire existing infrastructure — different technologies are unified in one operational overview.
Hornà Slavkov: controlled public lighting in hilly terrain
635 controlled luminaires in operation
What the city needed to solve
The city needed to manage public lighting efficiently across varied terrain and gain remote visibility into network status without physical site walks.
What was connected
635 luminaires with IQRF wireless communication for remote control and monitoring on the Logimic platform.
How the solution works
- each luminaire can be individually controlled and adapted to conditions,
- managers have instant access to lighting monitoring and control,
- the system supports remote control and fault reporting,
- the solution can be expanded with additional municipal infrastructure over time.
Operational benefit
The city gained remote oversight of lighting, energy savings and a better basis for maintenance planning in challenging terrain.
Rádlo: public lighting modernisation
60 controlled luminaires in operation
Before deployment
The municipality needed to modernise public lighting and gain better visibility into network operations.
What was connected
60 luminaires with control and monitoring on the Logimic platform as part of a full lighting modernisation.
Operational result
The municipality gained remote visibility into network status and a better basis for planning public lighting maintenance.
Electricity savings of at least 82% come from the full modernisation including new LED luminaires and intelligent control — not from the software platform alone.
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Openness, data and future growth
Access control and permissions
The municipality decides who has access and what permissions technical services, leadership and external partners receive.
Devices from multiple manufacturers
The solution is not limited to devices from one manufacturer. Supported devices can be added step by step according to your project.
Data under municipal control
Depending on the chosen setup, data can be operated in infrastructure under customer control, including on-premise deployment.
Non-exclusive software license
Municipalities can hold a non-exclusive platform license. With a license, the city has the right to further develop, configure and operate the system with its own resources, or with a partner chosen by the municipality.
Cloud or your own infrastructure
The municipality chooses the operating model: the platform runs in AWS cloud, or on servers under municipal control. In both cases, you manage the system remotely and scale easily from a pilot project to the whole city.
Technical integrations and API
The platform supports integrations according to project requirements — for example ArcGIS, APIs and other municipal systems.
Frequently asked questions
Do we need to replace all devices when introducing the system?
No. You can start with one area — for example public lighting — and add further technologies step by step according to your project.
Can we connect our existing switchboards?
Depending on the specific installation. We first review wiring, equipment and communication of existing switchboards and propose a suitable way to connect or extend them.
Can we start with public lighting only?
Yes. Public lighting is a common first step. The same platform can later be extended with other municipal technologies.
How will technical services learn about a fault?
The system can display an alarm or abnormal status in the overview. Technicians see the affected device, its location and available operational information.
Can the system later be extended with tanks or energy metering?
Yes. The platform is designed for gradual expansion — for example retention tank monitoring or building energy consumption.
Who has access to the data?
The municipality decides. Users can have different permissions — technical services, municipal staff and external partners do not need the same level of access.
Are we tied to one equipment supplier?
Not necessarily. The platform supports devices from different manufacturers within supported integrations for your specific project.
How does the first assessment of our municipality work?
An approximate number of luminaires, switchboards, buildings or tanks is enough. We review your existing infrastructure and propose a suitable first step and similar deployments.
Find out what makes sense to start with in your municipality.
An approximate number of luminaires, switchboards, buildings or tanks is enough. We will assess your infrastructure and propose a suitable first step.