Connecting a Safer, Smarter Tomorrow.

Connecting a safer, smarter tomorrow.

Telensa offers smart street lighting control solutions, helping cities worldwide enhance energy efficiency and sustainability while creating safer and more connected neighborhoods.

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Connected Lighting, Transforming Infrastructure.

With over 15 years of experience and a strong commitment to innovation, we consistently deliver results. Our proven range of smart street lighting controls empowers our customers to efficiently manage their street lighting, enhancing the lives of their communities.

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Global Telensa network includes:
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  • Georgia, US
  • Essex, UK
  • Birmingham, UK
  • Wellington, NZ
  • Suffolk, UK
  • Leicestershire, UK
  • Hackney, UK
  • Warwickshire, UK
  • Doncaster, UK
  • Edinburgh, UK
  • Cambridgeshire, UK
  • Hertfordshire, UK
  • Gloucestershire, UK
  • Peterborough, UK
  • Westminster, US
  • San Fransisco, US
  • Dubai, UAE
  • Melacca, MY
  • Hong Kong, HK
  • Ottawa, CA
  • Swindon, UK
  • Wales, UK
  • Texas, US
  • Colorado, US
  • Washington, US
  • Pennsylvania, US
  • Manitoba, CA
  • Abu Dhabi, UAE
  • Sandwell, UK
  • Wiltshire, UK
What our customers say
We’re proud to have reduced our emissions by 70% since 2008, with street lighting making a big impact. This project is about more than LEDs—it’s about leading by example, trying new strategies like trimming and dimming, and inspiring our community to reduce emissions in their own lives. Jenny Allen,
Carbon Reduction Team Manager,
Leicestershire County Council

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