Recently, Guangdong Lammin has made significant progress in the field of smart lighting sensors. Its independently developed DALI sensor has successfully passed DALI-2 testing and meets the relevant requirements of the IEC 62386 series standards. This marks that the product has reached international standards in interoperability, communication stability, and functional completeness, adding a key piece to Lammin in further improving the DALI smart lighting ecosystem.
As a smart lighting control company deeply involved in international standard protocols such as KNX and DALI, Lammin (formerly Guangzhou Lammin Electronic Technology Co., Ltd.) has always focused on technical accumulation and product implementation in the lighting control segment. The DALI sensor tested by DALI-2 is an important product layout in the DALI bus sensor terminal field. DALI-2 testing is uniformly managed by the DALI Alliance (DiiA), covering rigorous protocol compliance and interoperability testing of control devices, input devices, and controlled devices. This test means Lammin's sensors can seamlessly connect with any lighting system compliant with the DALI-2 standard, enabling plug-and-play collaboration with major brands' control devices and LED driver power supplies.
As the core sensing terminal in smart lighting systems, sensors are a key link in implementing human-centered lighting and energy-saving strategies. The products tested by Lammin this time can be widely applied to scenarios requiring precise detection and automatic dimming control, such as commercial offices, teaching buildings, and public corridors. Combined with the company's previous technological breakthroughs in the KNX rear edge phase dimmer, Lammin is gradually building a complete digital lighting chain from "perception" to "control."
Zhang Qian, General Manager of Lammin, previously stated that the company is committed to deepening and refining under standardized agreements, promoting interconnection between smart homes and smart lighting through a win-win and compatible strategy. The successful passing of DALI-2 testing by the DALI sensor not only further enriches the sensor terminal options within the domestic DALI-2 ecosystem but also provides the company with a more competitive "China solution" for expanding smart lighting system integration services for large public buildings and high-end commercial projects both domestically and internationally.