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Why DALI emergency? DALI emergency is an open standard defined under EN60925. This standard ensures that all DALI compatible emergency control systems work in synchronization and that the technology is available to multiple device manufacturers. This in turn delivers more choice to the end user and guarantees price driven competition. Another benefit to using DALI emergency is that when used in conjunction with standard DALI devices it reduces wiring. Moreover, the amalgamation of two independent control systems (emergency and normal) into a single control system decreases installation and maintenance costs, and the ability to monitor emergency lighting and normal lighting in one step can lead to a safer lighting solution. In summary DALI emergency offers the following benefits: - Open source highly supported technology
- Choice of supplier
- Reduced wiring
- Reduced number of control systems
- Reduced training and maintenance costs
- Safer lighting solution
->Follow this link to learn more about DALI, and its uses ->Dali Emergency features and information ->Dali, A standalone emergency lighting system ->About DALI Emergency
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