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About
This utility app provides secure access to network and installation information, allowing users to view and control streetlights remotely. It offers an informative dashboard, map-based installation viewing, and troubleshooting capabilities to streamline maintenance.
What's New in LightingGale
2.0
March 19, 2020
- Bug fixes
Developer apps
FAQ
What is LightingGale?
LightingGale is a utility app that allows users to securely access network and installation information, view and control streetlights remotely, and troubleshoot issues. It aims to cut down on maintenance costs and time.
What are the main features of LightingGale?
Key features include secure two-factor authentication, an informative dashboard for network overviews, the ability to control streetlights (on, off, dim), view installations on a map, get directions, and troubleshoot faults.
Is LightingGale free to use?
Yes, LightingGale is available for free. There are no in-app purchases or subscription fees mentioned in the provided data.
What devices does LightingGale support?
LightingGale is compatible with iOS devices, specifically iPhones, iPads, and iPods.
When was LightingGale last updated?
The latest version of LightingGale was released on March 19, 2020. The app was initially released on June 22, 2019.
What languages does LightingGale support?
Currently, LightingGale is supported in English. Future updates are planned to include Spanish and Portuguese language support.
What is the age rating for LightingGale?
LightingGale has an age rating of 4+, making it suitable for a wide range of users.
How does LightingGale help with maintenance?
LightingGale helps cut down on maintenance costs and time by providing remote control of streetlights, quick access to installation information, and the ability to troubleshoot faults directly from a mobile device.
