Philips Lighting | March 15, 2016

Empowering Manchester with Connected Lighting

Smart Cities & Communities: Shaping the Future

million street lights worldwide1

Lighting can account forup to 40% of a city’s total energy consumption2

On average, public lighting is more than 20 years old3

~1% of installed systems are connected, expected to grow at 16% per year3

Public lighting is everywherebut connectivity is not

~30040%

1 Northeast Group, Global LED and Smart Street Lighting Forecast 2015-20252 European PPP Expertise Centre (EPEC), European Commission, Energy Efficient Street Lighting, 20133 Philips market analysis

Our vision for the next few years…is built on three pillars

The right light Connected operations Evolving applications

The right lightAmbient, dynamic,responsive and interactive

Going Smart:-• Step 1: Digital• Step 2: Connect• Step 3: Data driven

The Climate Group's lightsavers trial investigated pilots with LED and smart lighting in 12 major cities. In 15 trials, with over 500 lights and 27 products, significant energy savings were identified.

Connect to leverage the benefitsof LED energy savings

energy savings with LED

50-70%

energy savings when coupled with smart controls

Up to 80%

Source: The Climate Group, The Big Switch, 2015

Return on investmentwithin sightLos Angeles has invested $57 million to replace over 140,000 street lights, the biggest replacement program in the world, cutting the city’s energy use by two-thirds.

Payback is less than 7 years

7 years

Savings of $10 million every year after

$10 million

Connected operationsDeeper insight for city managers

Connected operationsare taking offToday, about 1% of all our street lights around the world are connected. By 2025, we expect this number to grow to 35%.

London,UK

Los Angeles,

US

Buenos Aires,

Argentina

Surakata, Indonesia

Confidential9

Data-driven MaintenanceData to optimize workflows and scheduling; informed decision-making

• Leverage the capabilities of new System Ready drivers– Gather more operational specifics

about the luminaire’s performance– Mains voltage measurement to

detect irregularities or potential outages

– Use on-board or an external temperature sensor provides input for additional analytics.

– Even the photocell to generate more predictive maintenance insights.

Evolving applicationsResponding to changing needs

Software level

Network level

Asset level

City asset management/dashboard

We integrate lightinginto a city’s technical ecosystem

Location: TBCVision – Empowered cities with connected lighting

We foster opennesson all levels

Software level

Network level

Asset level

City asset management/dashboard