Mar 2, 2018
MOONS' Industries has announced the immediate availability of a new series of LED drivers compatible with the Digital Addressable Lighting Interface standard.
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Shanghai, China - March 1, 2018 /PressCable/ —
SHANGHAI, CHINA: MOONS’ Industries has announced the immediate availability of a new series of LED drivers compatible with the Digital Addressable Lighting Interface standard. “We believe that implementing DALI is the way forward for many businesses and building owners around the world,” said MOONS’ Industries Marketing Manager, Sunny Sun. “DALI has the potential to reduce expenses for utilities and building maintenance while creating more comfortable working environments better equipped to take advantage of natural light.”
Learn more about MOONS’ DALI Dimming Drivers: https://www.moonsindustries.com/c/dali-dimming-drivers-a110202
Established in the 1990s, DALI is a standard that allows the lights in a building to communicate in a manner similar to that of computers on a network. Each device — such as LED drivers and ballasts — has a unique number between 0 and 63. Giving each device an ID allows the DALI controller to communicate with individual ballasts or groups of ballasts without affecting the other ballasts on the network.
Electronic control of lighting ballasts isn’t new. DALI is unique, though, in that allows for bi-directional communication. A DALI controller doesn’t exist only to send commands to lighting ballasts; it can also receive messages from the ballasts. With DALI, a building manager doesn’t need to wait for a complaint from a tenant to know that a ballast has stopped working. When a ballast has a problem, it sends a message to the controller.
Implementing DALI can also have far-reaching effects for companies concerned about becoming greener and reducing energy usage. DALI makes it easy, for example, to dim a ballast close to a window during the day to capitalize on natural sunlight. Since each ballast has a unique ID, the command doesn’t affect any of the other lights in the room. DALI ballasts can also report their own energy usage, making it easy to manage utility billing in a building with multiple tenants.
The best feature of DALI may be the fact that installing DALI-compatible lighting fixtures requires no special knowledge because each fixture requires just two wires to connect to the network. Traditional lighting relays may require as many as 40 wires per device. The owner of a DALI network controls and programs the lights using an intuitive software interface. With a mouse click, the owner can obtain a status report from the network, control individual lights or switch between pre-programmed scenes. The operator of the network is the only person who needs to understand how DALI works. In contrast, workers with relatively little skill can install the network.
About MOONS’ Industries:
MOONS’ Industries, a company listed on the Shanghai Stock Exchange – Stock Code 603728, is one of the largest integrated manufacturers of motion control and intelligent lighting in China with the yearly shipment of over 10 million of stepper motors, motor drivers, led drivers mainly in US and Europe market. Especially designed for thousands of Engineers and Experts and renowned for High Quality, High Performance and Unique Features, MOONS’ LED drivers are used in numerous applications ranging from roadway, tunnel, high mast, sports, landscape and area lighting to indoor ambient, task, performance and stage lighting. MOONS’ goal is to provide effective, high performance LED driver and lighting control solutions. We always work with you together to get your creative ideas or innovative products to go to market as fast as possible. MOONS’ – Experts’ Choice!
Contact Info:
Name: Sunny Sun
Organization: MOONS' Industries
Address: Mo.168 Mingjia Road Minhang District,, Shanghai 201107, China
For more information, please visit https://www.moonsindustries.com
Source: PressCable
Release ID: 306939
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