
Y301-880 I/O Module
Verified product data: 8DI + 8DO. Suitable for dense lighting signal collection and relay control in distribution boxes.
INTELLIGENT LIGHTING CONTROL
LightSmart puts every lighting circuit on a schedule, in a group, and under remote control from mobile or desktop. The YenGear IoT Cloud is included with the hardware, with no platform license fees for standard cloud use.
Sites deployed
Lighting circuits controlled
Average energy savings
LightSmart targets the lighting waste that usually hides in daily operations.
Manual switch rounds can consume 45 minutes a day across a park, turning routine lighting control into hundreds of hours of facility labor each year.
Empty offices, garages, and warehouses often stay lit after hours, quietly absorbing 20%-40% of the lighting bill.
One master switch treats window-side areas and interior zones the same, so the building wastes light where daylight is already enough.
Without circuit-level trend data, teams cannot prove where waste happens or which saving measure worked.
A practical control layer for schedules, scenes, groups, and energy visibility.
Solution architecture
LightSmart connects lighting distribution boxes to YenGear remote I/O and serial gateway hardware, then brings remote control, schedules, scene modes, grouping, and monitoring into the YenGear IoT Cloud.
Field I/O modules handle circuit signals, RS485 links them to the gateway, and the cloud gives facility managers mobile and web access without a self-hosted server for standard projects.

Verified product data: 8DI + 8DO. Suitable for dense lighting signal collection and relay control in distribution boxes.

Verified product data: 4G cellular with RS485/RS232, used to bring RS485 field devices online where wired networks are inconvenient.
Weekly and holiday schedules turn lights on for work hours, dim operational waste at lunch, and shut down unused zones after hours.
Preset work, off-duty, inspection, holiday, and full-on modes for fast building-wide changes.
Organize by floor, area, function, or circuit, then control a single group without disturbing the rest.
Use metered circuits and platform reports to find waste hotspots and validate saving results.
YenGear IoT Cloud comes with the lighting hardware for standard remote control, scheduling, scenes, groups, and monitoring.
Standard cloud access is included with the hardware, avoiding recurring license fees and per-point platform charges.
Facility teams can check status, switch circuits, and adjust schedules from a phone or desktop.
White-label app and web branding, custom domains, API integration, and private deployment are available for projects that need them.
Cloud-based firmware upgrades reduce site visits and keep deployed devices improving over time.
Control, schedule, measure, and group lighting circuits without changing the way the building is used.
Core advantages

Switch any connected circuit from a phone or computer instead of walking to the electrical room.

Track circuit consumption and turn daily, weekly, and monthly reports into specific saving actions.

Move the whole site between work, inspection, holiday, and off-duty modes with consistent rules.

Light only the active floor, aisle, building, or functional area needed for the moment.
The same control layer adapts to parks, offices, warehouses, garages, malls, and outdoor lighting.
Use cases

Schedule by shift, group by building, and keep a night inspection mode for security rounds.

Run weekday schedules, weekend shutdown, and overtime-area lighting on demand.

Use aisle-based grouping and sensor-triggered DI signals for large-area lighting control.

Switch business, cleaning, inspection, and holiday scenes from one cloud dashboard.

Use sensor inputs for on-demand lighting and monitor high-use garage circuits where metering is included.

Coordinate outdoor lighting cabinets through RS485 devices and cellular gateway backhaul.
A practical deployment profile showing the operational impact of schedule-based lighting control.
Case study
A multi-building industrial park relied on manual lighting rounds. Office blocks and public areas were often lit after work, on weekends, or during low-traffic periods.
YenGear remote I/O modules and gateways connected distribution boxes to the cloud. The site configured work-hour schedules, weekend shutdown, and night inspection scenes.
Common questions about installation, compatibility, cloud use, and integration.
Y301 serial I/O modules are installed in the lighting distribution box and connected to existing relay or contactor control points where suitable. The exact wiring plan depends on the cabinet and circuit design.
Any lighting circuit that can be controlled through a relay or contactor can usually be brought into the control system, including common LED, fluorescent, metal halide, and high-pressure sodium circuits.
Standard YenGear IoT Cloud access is included with the hardware for remote control, schedules, scenes, groups, and monitoring. Custom branding, private deployment, and advanced integration are scoped separately.
Use cellular gateway backhaul with the Y201-G, wired Ethernet gateway options, or LoRa I/O sync modules such as the Y401 family where a wireless dry-contact link is more appropriate.
Yes. Projects can use Modbus interfaces and customized APIs to connect lighting control data with existing building automation, energy, or maintenance systems.
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