2024 Dynalite Partner Awards
This competition is designed to recognize and celebrate the exceptional work of our partners in creating innovative, scalable, sustainable, and human-centric lighting control solutions across a wide range of industries.
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Update of the DDBC1200
The updated DDBC1200 reflects Dynalite’s commitment to exceeding market expectations whilst maintaining the quality and consistency that the market has come to expect from the Dynalite range.
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Philips Dynalite brings its PCB assembly back onshore
Leader in lighting control, Philips Dynalite, is proud to announce the expansion of its Australian manufacturing facility to include a new state-of-the-art automated Printed Circuit Board Assembly (PCBA) line supplied by Hawker Richardson.
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An elevated guest experience at Marina Bay Sands
With its elegant towers and gravity-defying cantilevered sky platform, Marina Bay Sands is an instantly recognizable feature of the Singapore skyline. Guests at this ultra-luxury hotel come here to enjoy exceptional comfort, stylish facilities, and world-class hospitality.
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Philips Dynalite Announces the Launch of Revolution NA
Philips Dynalite is excited to unveil Revolution NA, a premium user interface (UI) that will ‘revolutionise’ the way its users interact with light.
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Philips Dynalite takes the next step in its branding journey
Philips Dynalite is delighted to announce the launch of its brand-new logo.
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Demystifying DALI-2: What is it and how does it differ from DALI?
The launch of the DALI-2 certification has been recognized by the world’s most reputable lighting manufacturers as a leap forward in lighting interoperability. Despite boasting a stringent certification and testing process, market confusion regarding the difference between DALI and DALI-2 still exists. Luckily, the answer is simpler than one might think.
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Philips Dynalite Announces the Launch of Revolution EU
Philips Dynalite is excited to announce the launch of Revolution EU, a premium user interface (UI) that will ‘revolutionise’ the way its users interact with light.
