Digital Addressable Lighting Interface

DALI (Digital Addressable Lighting Interface) is a bi-directional protocol, and a globally recognised standard, used to manage illumination systems like LED drivers. This enables data exchange between devices, including commands for lighting (i.e. on and off), fault information, and diagnostic details.

Why DALI?

Future Orientated Using software to reconfigure spaces eliminates the need for rewiring, positioning DALI as a flexible and cost-effective solution with minimal long-term expenses. Unlike other industry protocols or traditional wired systems, it offers an easier path for future updates, changes, and enhancements. Compatibility DALI / DALI-2 is an open lighting protocol that streamlines the process of selecting luminaires during specification. With DALI-2, certified control devices ensure seamless compatibility across different vendors, making integration easier and more reliable. Collective Control DALI provides the flexibility to organise multiple groups, allowing users to control everything from a single light fixture to entire rooms or entire floors. Energy Efficiency DALI-2 supports features like daylight harvesting and occupancy sensing, which can help you reduce energy consumption and operating costs.