DaliControl e64 ProS

Key Features

• Dual-Channel DALI Control: Controls up to 2 × 64 DALI devices (128 total) across two independent channels, ideal for larger or multi-zone lighting installations.

• Full DALI DT8 Compatibility: Supports DALI Device Type 8 (IEC 62386-209) for advanced colour management, including tunable white and RGB/RGBW lighting.

• Flexible Addressing Options: Allows individual, group (up to 32 per channel), or broadcast control for optimal flexibility in system design and programming.

• Seamless KNX Integration: Provides direct communication between KNX and DALI networks for synchronised control, monitoring, and automation via ETS software.

• Emergency Lighting Support: Complies with EN 62386-202 for emergency lighting control and testing via KNX, ensuring safety and compliance.

• Compact DIN-Rail Design: 4TE modular housing designed for DIN-rail mounting, providing easy installation and long-term reliability in professional control cabinets.

Product Description

The IPAS KNX 4101-145-03 DALIcontrol e128 is a dual-channel KNX-to-DALI gateway developed for intelligent lighting control in advanced building automation systems. Each DALI channel supports up to 64 devices and 32 groups, allowing comprehensive management of up to 128 luminaires across two channels.

Supporting DALI Device Type 8 (DT8) according to IEC 62386-209, the gateway enables precision control of tunable white and RGB/RGBW lighting, ideal for creating dynamic, human-centric lighting environments. The device also supports emergency lighting per EN 62386-202, allowing function and duration testing directly from KNX with feedback reporting for compliance and safety monitoring.

Seamlessly integrated into KNX networks, the DALIcontrol e128 offers centralised management of lighting functions via ETS configuration. Its compact 4TE DIN-rail housing ensures efficient installation and space optimisation. Built for reliability and flexibility, the IPAS 4101-145-03 is a robust solution for professional lighting automation in commercial, institutional, and architectural projects.