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In most urban and semi-urban cities, the street lights are installed and maintained by municipalities. The most cities are still using a combination of high-pressure sodium lamps, fluorescent, CFL and metal halide bulbs, which does not meet area-wise lighting needs. The aim of this project is to develop a comprehensive and efficient system for the real-time detection of street light faults, precise location tracking, and streamlined maintenance processes in urban areas. This IoT-based system tackles manual street light monitoring. Sensors automatically detect malfunctions. GPS modules pinpoint faulty light locations for faster repairs. GSM modules send alerts with details to respective addresses. This offers several benefits: eliminates manual efforts, enables quicker response times, improves maintenance management through real-time data, and has the potential to optimize energy use. By leveraging advanced technologies, the goal is to enhance the overall urban lighting infrastructure, ensuring optimal functionality and energy efficiency. :