DALI lighting control
The standard for controlling light in offices, hotels and buildings. We design it, supply it and commission it.

What DALI is
DALI (Digital Addressable Lighting Interface) is an open international protocol, defined in IEC 62386, for controlling lighting. A two-wire bus carries digital commands to each fitting, and each one has its own address.
This makes it possible to dim, group and programme scenes without rewiring. And it works both ways: every device reports its status and flags faults, which is key to maintaining a building.
DALI-2 is the current version. It certifies that devices from different manufacturers work together and, for the first time, includes controls: push buttons, sensors and panels. D4i adds energy and diagnostic data to the fitting, plus power to connect sensors directly.
The devices are made by Sunricher, one of the leading manufacturers of lighting control. We show them with their brand and original codes, so you can check every datasheet.
How a DALI line works
Device types
Dimming of single-colour fittings and strips.
Relays to switch loads without a DALI input.
Tunable white (Tc), colour coordinates (XY) and RGBWAF.
Energy and diagnostic data, and power for sensors.
What our devices bring
Programmed by holding a phone close, even with the fitting unpowered. Replacing a faulty unit takes seconds.
±1 % current accuracy, dimming down to 1/1000 and no flicker on camera.
The fitting compensates for ageing (CLO) and corridors dim to minimum when empty (CD).
Masters adjust colour temperature through the day to follow people’s rhythm.
Management software with consumption analysis, scheduling and fault alarms.
Gateways to KNX, Zigbee, Bluetooth, RF, Ethernet and MQTT.
Solutions
A single DALI line is enough for fewer than 64 fittings: a master, push buttons, sensors and drivers. Offices, shops or a hotel floor.
A KNX–DALI gateway integrates lighting into the building’s KNX installation, programmed with ETS.
Zigbee, Bluetooth or RF to DALI converters control an existing DALI installation without opening ceilings.
Several networked IoT gateways, with central control, scheduling and energy analysis.
DALI products
Control and user interfaces





Drivers and controllers







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