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Agathos Testa Palo Kalos Testa Palo Kosmos Testa Palo Orao Lato Palo Fidenza: a new light for the city C KOSMOS ariboni Group returns to Fidenza, a historic city of art and culture on the Via Francigena, in the province of Parma, to give it a new light, 26 years after the acquisition of Fivep. A city that is very dear to the group, since part of its history is rooted in this land. It is here, in fact, that the acquisition of Fivep – an important company in the lighting sector, born from the merger between Fidenza Vetraria, specialized in high quality outdoor and urban lighting equipment, and Pollice Illuminazione, a company with a particularly strong presence in the production of high- performance and highly technological equipment – took place, in 1993. From the acquisition of Fivep to the lighting of the city ORAO Returning to Fidenza 26 years later, to illuminate it, represented an immense honour for the company. In 2019, the municipality began to carry out important works for the requalification of the public lighting system and the valorisation of the area from a Smart City perspective. An essential part of the project was the installation of many of the Cariboni products: 1079 Orao, 945 Kalos, 196 Agathos, 156 Kosmos, 98 Levante, and 14 Cube Flood are today the new bright heart of the city. The new lighting system has been created in respect of the area and its particular characteristics: lighting at 3,000 K has been chosen for the historical centre, a number of versions in the Orao line have been personalised to allow installation on existing support arms that were specially made for the city of Fidenza, and urban areas of particular interest have been completely requalified and illuminated with the products Agathos, Kosmos, Kalos, Levante and Cube Flood. The technical characteristics of the new lighting project A wireless remote control system has been chosen for the dimming of the light flux. This solution allows for the remote modification of the operational parameters for the regulation of the light flux, either centralised or for precise areas, modulating it in accordance with the presence or absence of people in the area in question. The remote diagnosis of any malfunctions optimises maintenance works, while sensors and other devices are integrated into the light source, thus allowing for the provision of new services to the city and its citizens. It is estimated that the works will lead to energy savings of 62%. LUCE 330 9