2N- with dimming without control line; self-regulation
The luminaire's electronic driver has a programmed timer that reduces power by half after 4.5 h from switch-on.
2N+ dimming via control line
The electronic driver has an input connected to the electrical cabinet. When the cabinet activates the voltage on the control line, the driver delivers 100% of the nominal power to the Istanium LED module. When the cabinet disconnects the control line (0 volts), the driver reduces power by half.
CAD dimming via headline flux
The luminaire's electronic driver adjusts the supply current of the Istanium LED modules proportionally to the input voltage of the line. The headline electrical cabinet must have equipment that regulates the line voltage to reduce the luminaire's light level. This type of dimming is ideal for making use of installations with cabinet equipment already installed.
1N without dimming
The electronic driver delivers 100% of the power with no option to be dimmed. If there is any fluctuation in the line voltage, the driver compensates the supply current of the Istanium LED modules to maintain the luminous flux (input voltage from 208 to 277 Vac). Likewise, if the electrical cabinet has a headline flux dimming equipment, the driver will not dim the lamp (an Istanium LED luminaire with CAD dimming is required).
1-10 dimming governed by 1-10V protocol
The electronic driver delivers the output power to the Istanium LED modules according to the level indicated by the 1-10 signal (usually delivered by a remote management device)
DALI dimming governed by DALI protocol
The electronic driver delivers the output power to the Istanium LED modules according to the level indicated by the DALI signal (usually delivered by a remote management device)
DMX dimming with control line
Electronic protocol used for the control of professional lighting devices, allowing communication between the light control equipment and the light sources themselves.