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Elo elo

I have a 75w led fitting with dali dimming balast init. If i add dimmer in on the line, it flickers.

It has dal/N and dal/L, dim function on ballast..
Do i need dali digital dimmer to suit lights
 
Ideally yes.
I have had some success with Varilight VPro dimmers connected into the normal L in.
They can be programmed for different dimming modes.
 
Elo elo

I have a 75w led fitting with dali dimming balast init. If i add dimmer in on the line, it flickers.

It has dal/N and dal/L, dim function on ballast..
Do i need dali digital dimmer to suit lights

Elo elo

I have a 75w led fitting with dali dimming balast init. If i add dimmer in on the line, it flickers.

It has dal/N and dal/L, dim function on ballast..
Do i need dali digital dimmer to suit lights
Hi

DALI is a digital communications protocol - the DALI pair is for sending messages between devices on a DALI network. The DALI driver interprets the messages sent from the controller and applies the necessary power to the connected fitting (maybe dimming to 20% over 5 seconds etc.) It is low voltage, usually around 16V or thereabouts. Not for power though!

Hope that helps
 

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