DALI â Technical guide - Osram

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7 Tender documents .....................................................68 8 Frequently asked questions (FAQ) ...........................72 8.1 Part of DALI ..................................................................72 8.1.1 TouchDIM .....................................................................72 8.1.2 DALI in general ..............................................................73 8.1.3 DALI to 1…10 V converter ............................................76 8.1.4 Troubleshooting TouchDIM mode ..................................76 8.1.5 Troubleshooting DALI controllers ...................................77 8.1.6 DALI to 1…10 V converter ............................................77 8.2 Part of 1…10 V DIM ECGs ............................................77 8.2.1 Troubleshooting 1…10 V ...............................................79 9 Appendix .....................................................................80 9.1 Starting currents and max. number of ECGs in automatic cutouts .........................................................80 9.1.1 Minimum triggering levels for B/C characteristic ............80 9.2 DALI fade time and fade rate .........................................81 9.3 Lamp wiring ..................................................................81 9.4 Operating parameters of the ECG lamp combinations ...84 9.5 Energy classifications ....................................................85 9.6 The DALI standard (IEC 62386) at a glance ...................86 Index .....................................................................................87 3
1 Introduction 1.1 Dimmable lighting systems Dimmable electronic control gears (DIM ECGs) are playing an increasingly important role in all areas of application of modern lighting technology. Dimmable ECGs from OSRAM, integrated in a building management system, form the heart of intelligent lighting systems which save up to 80 % of energy compared to conventional electronic control gears. The reason for this is that many requirements of a lighting system are simple and elegant to realize by means of light control. Economy, lighting comfort, reliability and safety are the driving forces here. 1.1.1 Economy Intelligent energy-saving concepts in building management lower the lighting costs many times over: • Up to 50 % less power consumption compared to operation with magnetic, conventional electronic control gears (CCG) • More than 50 % longer lamp lifetime compared to operation with ECG and low-loss electronic control gears (LLG) through defined lamp operation ! Lower maintenance costs • Lowering of energy costs for air conditioning systems by reducing the cooling load Figure 1: Global energy saving potential with dimmable electronic control gear 4
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Page 11 and 12: 2.3 DALI installation & features 2.
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Page 25 and 26: The dependency of the relative lumi
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Page 31 and 32: • EoL shutdown after Test 2 Asymm
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Page 35 and 36: Mode 2: The electronic control gear
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120 110 100 Ta [°C] Tc [°C] Telko
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3.8.2 Color temperature Between the
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ECG Lamp T5 T5 T5 T5 CFL CFL CFL CF
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(T) curves of T5 lamps 100 90 Relat
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Note: • Amalgam and mercury lamps
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5 Dimming of compact fluorescent la
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Numerous applications in the downli
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7 Tender documents QUICKTRONIC ® I
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QUICKTRONIC ® INTELLIGENT DIM (1
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8 Frequently asked questions (FAQ)
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• Can a DALI ECG belong to more t
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8.1.3 DALI to 1…10 V converter
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• Can control and supply lines be
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9 Appendix 9.1 Starting currents an
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Figure 53: QTi DALI/DIM 2x: lines 2
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9.4 Operating parameters of the ECG
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9.6 The DALI standard (IEC 62386) a
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