Addressable by nature
Control individual luminaires or arrange them into groups for a space that works the way you do.
Meet DALI: the open digital language that helps lighting work smarter, feel better, and adapt to the spaces we use every day.
DALI stands for Digital Addressable Lighting Interface. It is a standardized communication protocol that connects lighting equipment, giving each device a voice and making lighting easier to control as needs change.
Control individual luminaires or arrange them into groups for a space that works the way you do.
Adjust light levels, recall scenes and create the right atmosphere for different moments.
Update groups and scenes through commissioning, without having to redesign the whole lighting installation.
A DALI system brings control devices and lighting equipment together over a shared two-wire bus. Commands go out, devices respond, and the whole space works as one.
Meet the equipment ↗From the devices behind the ceiling to the controls you touch, each part has a role to play in a thoughtfully designed lighting system.
Power the light source and translate DALI commands into dimming and other supported functions.
Coordinate inputs, lighting behaviour, scenes and schedules according to the system design.
Provide input from people or the environment, such as occupancy or available daylight.
Whether you're planning a new space or exploring smarter control, understanding the system is the first step.
DALI-2 is the updated certification program based on the DALI standard. It includes requirements for control devices as well as control gear, with a focus on interoperability. Check the specific certification and supported features of each product.
Yes. Addressable control gear can be controlled individually, or assigned to groups and scenes during commissioning.
No. DALI can be used in a range of spaces, from a single room to larger buildings. The appropriate system depends on the project and its control needs.
Check certification, compatibility, supported functions, power requirements and the needs of your project. A lighting controls professional can help with system design and commissioning.