DALI-2 Driver Controller

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DDBC120-DALI

DALI-2 Driver Controller

Enabling a full DALI universe including tunable white drivers, DALI sensors and user interfaces

The Philips Dynalite DDBC120-DALI is ideal for small-scale projects looking for a compact, all-in-one DALI control solution. This controller operates seamlessly with all other Dynalite controllers, sensors, user interfaces and […]

Single-master solution

Compatible with a range of DALI fittings and devices, including DALI fluorescent drivers, DALI electronic low voltage transformers, DALI LED fixtures, DALI emergency lighting fixtures and Philips Dynalite DALI sensors and user interfaces.

Compatible with DALI 209 drivers

Provides control of tunable white luminaires.

DALI auto-enumeration

Provides automatic enumeration of DALI drivers when powered on and enables self-repair of the network system if a DALI driver fails.

Fully scalable network solution

Direct mapping from DALI to the DyNet network protocol eliminates DALI imposed limits, such as maximum group sizes.

Flexible mounting solution

A DIN-rail mountable device, designed to be installed into the distribution board supplying power to the controlled lighting circuit.

Dual functionality

Leverage advantages of a true DALI network solution, whilst still allowing full function set of DyNet network control.

Driver standby power elimination

Internal switched relay automatically isolates the power circuit when all drivers are dimmed to 0%.

Integral DALI bus power supply

Removes the need for provision of a separate external power supply and reduces distribution board wiring complexity.

Other features include:

Driver management tools – Includes lamp and driver status reporting, driver run time tracking, and emergency test reporting.
Onboard DALI test function – Use the controller’s service switch to set all connected lamps to full brightness, or flash on/off for a 5-minute test window, without the need for software or additional input devices.