iNET Platform
iNET is E-Lite's cloud management system for street lighting. Gateways and control nodes report to it; it provisions devices, monitors them, controls the lights — on, off, dimmed, by hand or on a schedule — collects operational data and raises fault alarms.
Guided demos
A faithful model of the iNET console, rebuilt screen by screen from the live platform. Choose a task and watch it done on the console's own screens — pause at any step, step back or forward, or change the speed.
Nothing here reaches a device. Every command the demos send ends in a notice saying so. Every identifier, reading, coordinate and credential on screen is synthetic; the live console carries customer data and working broker credentials, and none of it is reproduced here. Map geometry © OpenStreetMap contributors, ODbL.
Why it matters
Without a console
A dead lamp is found by a resident days later, and a battery on its way out is found when the street goes dark.
With iNET
Both become a line in a list, with the location already on it.
What it does
Every one of them is on the console above — each card opens the guided demo that shows it.
Assets
Create, import and edit device attributes — fixture coordinates and type, fixture wattage before and after retrofit, lamp type. iNET performs GIS‑to‑GPS matching to correlate fixture IDs with physical devices, so device IDs need not be recorded during installation.
Control
A map-based interface for status, health and overrides, extended to floor plans for indoor structures such as parking garages. Faulty devices are located from the same view that reported them.
Schedules
Assets group logically for event scheduling, and a group can hold several schedules at once — regular and special events kept apart, with the engine resolving the day from event priority rather than from the operator remembering.
Data
Light level, energy use and faults, with per-point monitoring levels for voltage, current and power factor when a circuit needs investigating.
Alarms
Built-in alarms per asset class, configurable to e-mail and SMS. The system watches for lamp failure, night outages and day burners, and the logs export as CSV.
Reporting
Energy reports compare performance across lighting assets; data logs trend light level, wattage and schedules over a period. Everything exports to CSV or PDF.
Security and platform
Every interface to iNET uses SSL with AES encryption. Access is role-based and can be restricted at different levels of a geozone hierarchy, password policy follows industrial standards, and a timeout after repeated failed logins closes the obvious attack.
Multi-tenant and built on current web technology, so it ports across platforms and web interfaces. Supported on Chrome, Firefox and Edge.
Talos, Solara and Omni Pro — the solar street lights that report to iNET, with and without CCTV.