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ISO for tunnel lighting management system Apr 2011
ISO for tunnel lighting management system Apr 2011
Nyx Hemera Technologies News Release
- Canada's provider of advanced intelligent tunnel lighting control systems, Nyx Hemera Technologies, has achieved ISO certification for its TLACS, the Tunnel Lighting Adressable System.
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Lighting control in Singapore's underground KPE highway
- The lighting control system is already installed in the 10km of cut-and-cover tunnelling on Singapore's Kallang/Paya Lebar Expressway (KPE) opened in 2008 and is about to be installed in the city's Marina Coastal Expressway (MCE).
- "Achieving ISO 9001:2008 certification Quality Management Systems is an important milestone for the company and its customers," said Pierre Longtin, President of Nyx Hemera Technologies. "The entire Nyx Hemera Technologies team has been involved in the implementation of all processes required to demonstrate our capability in providing products and services in accordance with customer requirements and the applicable legal requirements.
- The ISO 9001:2008 standard specifies Quality Management System (QMS) requirements focused on an organization's ability to meet and improve upon customer satisfaction and quality requirements. The quality management system is the Nyx Hemera Technologies tool of preference to guarantee to its present and future customers, products and services which not only meet their expectations but also exceed them.
- Nyx Hemera Technologies' has a long-standing expertise in power line communications, the technologies integrated within the functions of the tunnel lighting control system that ensures reliability, stability, and operational efficiency.
- The TLACS has specific functions, including individual addressing of each luminaire, which helps to adjust brightness in tunnel entrances according to exterior lighting, and a preventive maintenance program, which generates complete diagnostics, such as the age of each luminaire. The TLACS adapts to any road lighting, reducing operational costs, increasing security, and helping to support sustainable development.
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