DALI Connectivity Webinar On-Demand

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July 15, 2021

Earlier this month DALI Alliance presented a webinar entitled “DALI and Connectivity: Choice and flexibility with DALI+ and Wireless Gateways”.

The webinar describes the newly-introduced DALI connectivity options, including DALI+ and wireless gateways. 

DALI is evolving to encompass both wired and wireless connectivity. 

The launch of DALI+, a new brand for DALI over wireless and IP-based networks, along with the publication of new specifications for standardized Wireless to DALI Gateways, opens the door to greater choice and freedom for lighting specifiers, especially for IoT-based projects.

Click here for the link to the DALI Connectivity webinar.

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