What is a Dali system?

DALI system features: The manufacturer-independent protocol is defined in the IEC 62386 standard and ensures interoperability of control devices in digitally controllable lighting systems, such as transformers and power dimmers. This standard replaces the often-used analog 1 to 10 V dimmer interface.

What is a DALI lighting control system?

DALI is stands for Digital Addressable Lighting Interface. It is a lighting interface system that allows lighting to use a digital signal for more precise and flexible control.

Is Dali a good lighting system?

DALI is both versatile and cost effective. A lighting system of this nature, that allows for precise control from a central point, is more common in large commercial settings. However, DALI is being increasingly used in residential settings for homeowners seeking the best in lighting control.

What is Dali (digital addressable lighting interface)?

DALI (Digital Addressable Lighting Interface) is a protocol (language) for bi-directional communication between lighting control products. A 2-wire bus is used for communication (commands/data) as well as for power to some devices. It is typically around 16 V when there is no communication, but can be significantly above or below this.

What is the dali-2 standard?

In the meantime, the DALI-2 standard has been published within the framework of IEC 62386, which defines not only the operating devices but also the requirements for the control devices, which also include our DALI Multi-Master. The DALI protocol is used in building automation to control individual lights and lighting groups.

What is the DALI protocol?

The DALI protocol is used in building automation to control individual lights and lighting groups. Assessment of individual lights to operating elements and grouping of lights are performed via short addresses. A DALI master can control a line with up to 64 devices. Each device can be assigned to 16 individual groups and 16 individual scenes.