Lighting of Dvorecký Bridge - Prague

Increasing the attractiveness of towns and villages, Reference
-29. 5. 2026

Investor/Sponsor: The capital city of Prague

Implementation date: 13. 2. 2023 – 31. 3. 2026

Financial volume:

Scope of work:

Complete system of public lighting of the bridge and adjacent roads, Installation of masts and LED luminaires, Festive linear lighting of railings with DALI control, Installation of switchboards and control elements, Preparation for ARVO units, Connection to the central system of the Technology of the City of Prague, Digital control, monitoring and remote management

Dvorecký Bridge is a new urban bridge connecting Prague 4 (Podolí) and Prague 5 (Smíchov). It is designed for trams, public transport buses, cyclists and pedestrians. The contract included the implementation
of a complete public lighting system, including ceremonial line lighting of the railings and integration into the city’s central control system.

Detailed description of the project

The project included the installation of masts, LED luminaires and linear lighting of the railings with DALI control. Switchboards with digital control were supplied and installed to enable remote management, monitoring of fault conditions and real-time optimization of operation.
The implementation also included preparation for ARVO units, installation of control elements and connection to the central system of the Technology of the City of Prague. Emphasis was placed on lighting uniformity, energy efficiency, operational reliability and architectural integration into the bridge design.

Objectives of the project

Ensure safe, uniform and energy efficient lighting of the bridge
Integrate lighting into the architectural concept of the building
Enable remote management and monitoring of traffic
Prepare infrastructure for future smart technologies (ARVO)
To promote transport connections between the right and left banks of the Vltava River
Project result

The bridge is fully equipped with a modern, digitally controlled public lighting system that ensures safe operation and aesthetic night lighting. The lighting is integrated into the city’s central system, allowing real-time monitoring and optimization, and is ready for future expansion with smart elements. The Dvorecký Bridge has become an important part of Prague’s transport infrastructure.