The MAXLUMI 12m Emergency Response Full System represents a significant leap forward in smart-city infrastructure, integrating public-safety and communications technologies into a single powerful platform. This 7-in-1 integrated smart pole is engineered to go beyond simple lighting and serve as an active guardian of the urban space. Standing 12 meters tall, the product combines a high-efficiency 180W LED luminaire with advanced modules including a 4K AI-driven PTZ camera, a Public Address (PA) system, a one-touch SOS button with video intercom, a secure Automated External Defibrillator (AED) storage unit, a high-capacity WiFi 6 access point, and a comprehensive environmental sensor package. The system is designed for mission-critical applications where instant response, situational awareness, and reliable communications can save lives. Its structure complies with the international smart-pole standard EN 50556, ensuring interoperability and performance even in demanding environments. The integration of these seven modules delivers a synergistic solution that transforms a standard streetlight into a networked hub for emergency management, data acquisition, and citizen services.
The structural backbone of the 12m Emergency Response Full System is a pole fabricated from premium steel and hot-dip galvanized per standards such as ASTM A123 / EN ISO 1461 — engineered for durability and resilience. This delivers excellent corrosion resistance, ensuring a design life of 25-plus years even under harsh climatic conditions. The pole is precisely engineered with a wall thickness ranging from 3 mm to 6 mm, providing the structural integrity required to withstand wind loads exceeding 150 km/h. This level of durability is critical to ensuring operational continuity of all integrated emergency systems even in extreme weather. Foundation and mounting comply with local civil-engineering codes to provide a stable platform for the seven integrated modules, all housed in IP66-rated enclosures that protect against dust and water ingress for reliable performance from −40 °C to +55 °C.
Primary lighting is provided by a modular 180W LED luminaire — a powerful source of efficiency and control. The unit achieves a luminous efficacy of 170–190 lumens per watt, significantly reducing energy consumption compared with conventional lighting. Compliant with IEC 62722 performance standards, the luminaire offers an adjustable color temperature from 3000K (warm white) to 6500K (cool white), letting municipalities tune the lighting by time of day or for specific events. The system uses advanced Type II and Type III optics to ensure uniform illumination distribution across roads and public spaces and minimizes light pollution in accordance with International Dark-Sky Association (IDA) guidelines. Power management is handled by a smart Power Distribution Unit (PDU) supporting per-module energy metering and remote control — delivering up to 60% energy savings via scheduled and adaptive lighting strategies driven by real-time data from the integrated sensors.
At the heart of the system's security capability is a 4K Pan-Tilt-Zoom (PTZ) camera delivering unparalleled situational awareness. The camera features 20× optical zoom, enabling detailed inspection of objects and individuals at substantial distance, with a 50-meter infrared (IR) night-vision range for effective 24/7 monitoring. The module's differentiator is an embedded edge-computing processor that runs sophisticated AI algorithms for real-time detection of people, vehicles, and specific objects. This local-processing capability enables immediate threat identification and reduces the need to stream high-bandwidth 4K video to the central command center, lowering operating costs. When a security event is detected or an SOS activation is received, the system automatically focuses the camera on the incident area, providing instant visual verification for deployed teams — a function aligned with the active-security principles set out in the IEC 62676 video-surveillance standard.
The integrated environmental sensor package transforms the smart pole into a valuable node for urban data collection and public-health monitoring. This module continuously measures key air-quality and atmospheric parameters including particulate matter (PM2.5 and PM10), ozone (O₃), and nitrogen dioxide (NO₂), as well as ambient noise level, temperature, and humidity. Data is aggregated and transmitted via a LoRaWAN gateway — a low-power, long-range communication protocol well suited to IoT sensor networks. This real-time environmental data can drive public-health alerts, inform traffic-management policies to reduce pollution hotspots, and contribute to long-term climate-resilience research. The accuracy and reliability of these sensors are benchmarked against environmental monitoring standards, providing municipalities with certifiable data for regulatory reporting and smart-city planning.
Recognizing the need for ubiquitous connectivity, the 12m Emergency Response Full pole is a powerful communications hub. Its primary backhaul link is provided by a 4G/5G cellular module, ensuring high-speed reliable data transmission for all system functions. For public use, it integrates a WiFi 6 (IEEE 802.11ax) access point supporting more than 500 concurrent users with high-speed, low-latency internet access — critical for keeping the public connected during major events or emergencies. The integrated Public Address (PA) system allows emergency services to broadcast clear, audible instructions and warnings across a wide area. When the SOS button is activated, the system works in concert with the camera and dedicated microphone to establish a two-way video-intercom session, directly connecting the person in distress with a remote operator for immediate assistance and verification.
The defining feature of the system is its suite of integrated emergency-response tools. The one-touch SOS alarm is a highly visible, easily accessible button that, when pressed, triggers an immediate multi-faceted response protocol. The system instantly activates the PA system to broadcast a pre-recorded message, focuses the PTZ camera on the location, and establishes a video-intercom link with the central command center. Simultaneously, an automatic-dispatch algorithm identifies the nature of the emergency and forwards an alert with precise GPS coordinates and a real-time video feed to the nearest pre-designated security or medical response team. In addition, the pole includes a secure, climate-controlled AED storage unit. In the event of a cardiac emergency, a remote operator can unlock the cabinet, providing public access to a life-saving device while medical personnel are dispatched. This integrated workflow — from alarm to dispatch to on-site intervention — can significantly shorten response time, a critical factor in improving outcomes during emergencies.
| Pole Height | 12 m |
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| Pole Material | Hot-Dip Galvanized Steel |
| Wall Thickness | 3-6 mm |
| Wind Speed Resistance | >150 km/h |
| LED Power | 180 W |
| Luminous Efficacy | 170-190 lm/W |
| Color Temperature | 3000-6500 K |
| Energy Savings | 60 % |
| Camera Resolution | 4K (3840×2160) |
| Optical Zoom | 20 x |
| IR Night Vision Range | 50 m |
| WiFi Standard | WiFi 6 (IEEE 802.11ax) |
| WiFi Concurrent Users | >500 users |
| Communication | 4G/5G + LoRaWAN |
| IP Rating | IP66 |
| Operating Temperature | -40 to +55 °C |
| Design Lifetime | 25 years |
| Integrated Modules | 7-in-1 |
| Power Supply | AC220/380V |
| Emergency Features | SOS + Auto-Dispatch + Video Intercom + AED |
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