Fixed-output switching
For straightforward switched circuits where the project needs efficient commercial lighting without dimming control gear or a networked lighting control system.
Lighting Controls
Commercial lighting controls for DALI, Casambi and sensor-ready luminaires.
Compare DALI, Casambi and sensor-ready luminaire options for commercial lighting. The driver, control signal, wiring and commissioning requirements differ between systems. Lumenloop supplies selected ranges with compatible control gear; confirm the exact luminaire configuration and any external hardware. Compare driver lifetime and maintenance costs alongside the control requirements.
Non-dim, DSI and phase dimmable options DALI and Casambi Bluetooth control Sensors and emergency review
Non-dim fixed output DALI / DSI / SwitchDIM options Phase dimmable drivers Casambi Bluetooth control Sensor-ready products
Control-ready ranges
Compare luminaires by control method and product form.
Compare control-ready luminaires by fitting type, dimming method and emergency requirement.
Control method
Control method, driver type and emergency requirement determine the compatible luminaires below. For ceiling grids, compare DALI LED panels; for recessed fittings, compare DALI downlights.
Spotlights
Capsule integrated-driver LED track spotlight
Capsule is an integrated-driver LED track spotlight with the driver housed within the fitting, keeping the installation self-contained while delivering outputs of up to 4,675 lumens.
Linear
Flow UK-made recessed LG7 linear luminaire
Flow is a UK-made recessed LG7 linear luminaire for low-glare recessed lighting for offices, schools, and retail. Available in three lengths with tunable outputs, it supports LG7 compliance, DALI dimming (/+ECO), and emergency conversion (/EMI).
Linear
Line modular continuous linear LED system
Line is a modular continuous linear LED system for commercial interiors, combining Tridonic technology with a modular design for offices, schools, and industrial environments.
Linear
HighRack industrial LED high bay light
Lumenloop HighRack is an industrial LED high bay light for warehouse aisles, high-rack storage and large halls. Philips LED and driver technology, 34° or 92° optics, EasyAir sensor options and surface, suspended or BESA mounting support demanding industrial projects.
Panels
Edge-Lite edge-lit UGR19 600x600 LED panel
Edge-Lite is a edge-lit UGR19 600x600 LED panel with UGR<19 performance, Philips LED technology and uniform low-glare illumination for education and commercial interiors.
Panels
Luminate direct indirect LED panel
Luminate is a direct indirect LED panel with a microprism diffuser, LG7-focused low-glare versions, Touch+DALI, Casambi and emergency options, with tunable white available as a custom configuration.
Downlights
Halo thin-bezel IP54 LED downlight
Halo is a thin-bezel IP54 LED downlight with luminaire efficacy up to 104 lumens per watt.
Downlights
Frame adjustable framelight downlight
Frame is an adjustable framelight downlight for architectural and commercial lighting applications where precise light control, low glare, and high performance are essential. Equipped with a Tridonic LED module and driver system, the Frame ensures long-lasting efficiency and reliability.
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Lighting Controls Specification
Control gear is specified with each commercial luminaire.
A lighting management system may combine dimming, occupancy sensing, daylight response and manual override. The luminaire schedule needs the compatible driver and control option for each zone, with emergency control gear identified separately.
DALI DSI Casambi Sensors Emergency
Protocol
DALI, Casambi or fixed output
Zoning
Rooms, scenes and operating profile
Building use determines zones, daylight response, occupancy sensing and manual override.
Emergency
Controls and emergency together
Emergency conversion can affect the product information and should be coordinated with controls before order stage.
Support
Specification and fitting reference review
Control requirements should be reviewed as part of the product schedule so the final luminaire references match the project requirement.
Control Strategy
Control systems by application.
A warehouse sensor strategy is not the same as a hotel dimming scene or an office daylight-control requirement. Each application needs luminaires with the appropriate driver and control options.
Office Separate office daylight, occupancy and meeting-room control groups. Review the office zoning example.
Warehouse Sensor-led and high-output options where mounting height, occupancy and long operating hours shape the control strategy.
Hospitality Dimming and scene-control options where atmosphere, guest comfort and emergency provision need coordination.
Retrofit Control gear and driver options where existing wiring, fittings and maintenance constraints are central.
Lighting controls / Office fit-out & refurbishment
Office lighting controls:
daylight and occupancy zones.
Window-side desks, interior workstations and meeting rooms do not always need the same lighting response. Separate control groups allow the lighting to respond to how each area is used.
All three areas are occupied. Each remains a separate control group.
Window-side desks
With suitable daylight sensing and dimming control, this group can reduce its electric light contribution as daylight increases.
Interior workstations
Keep the deeper office area in its own control group. A change at the windows should not automatically dim every workstation.
Meeting rooms
A separate occupancy zone allows an unused room to switch off after its configured delay, while occupied desk areas remain lit.
Specify the complete arrangement
Match the driver, controls and office layout.
DALI and Casambi options depend on the selected luminaire and control gear. Sensors, user controls, group assignments and commissioning requirements need to be coordinated with the project.
For an office refurbishment, include any existing controls or wiring that must be retained. Emergency lighting and its testing arrangements should be identified separately.
Discuss controls for an office projectControl Gear Evidence
Specification proof for control-ready commercial luminaires.
DALI, DSI and SwitchDIM Control gear can be considered with the luminaire range, lighting system and final model code.
Casambi options Wireless control options can be considered where the project requirement supports them, particularly where new light control wiring is limited.
Sensor strategy Occupancy, daylight and natural light assumptions can influence product selection, spacing, energy savings and switching behaviour.
Emergency review Emergency conversion and control requirements should be coordinated before quote stage.
Controls FAQ
Lighting controls questions.
Do Lumenloop luminaires support non-dim and dimmable controls?
Yes. Lumenloop can provide non-dim fixed-output, DALI, SwitchDIM, phase dimmable, mains dimming, Casambi Bluetooth and sensor-ready options for selected luminaire ranges, with each light control method matched to compatible control gear.
When should a project use DALI lighting controls?
DALI is usually considered when a commercial scheme needs addressable control, grouped areas, commissioning, monitoring context or a clearer specification approach for offices, education, hospitality and larger refurbishments. Its two-way communication is useful where feedback from the control line matters.
What is DSI lighting control used for?
DSI suits simpler digital dimming projects where one-way control is enough and the luminaire range supports it. It is often considered alongside DALI and SwitchDIM when the project needs a straightforward control choice.
Can Casambi Bluetooth controls work for retrofit projects?
Casambi can be useful where wireless grouping, scene setting or retrofit flexibility helps the project. The luminaire range, driver option and control requirement still need to be checked as part of the control-ready product selection.
Is phase dimming the same as DALI?
No. Phase dimming uses compatible mains dimming hardware, while DALI is a digital control protocol. Wiring, room type, driver compatibility and the required level of control determine the correct method.
What should be included in a lighting controls enquiry?
Include the preferred control method, room types, zones, operating hours, sensor requirements, energy consumption priorities, emergency requirements and any product ranges already under review. Wider project enquiries can go through project enquiry.
Can office lighting controls be changed during a refurbishment?
The options depend on the retained luminaires, drivers, wiring and control system. Identify what must stay and where the room layout or operating pattern will change before selecting the replacement fittings and controls.
Does a DALI driver include occupancy or daylight control?
A DALI driver receives control commands; it does not by itself supply an occupancy sensor, daylight sensor or complete control system. Define the required sensors, controller, power supply, wiring and commissioning separately. Casambi and other control arrangements require their own compatible hardware and should not be treated as interchangeable driver upgrades.
Control Details
Include a lighting controls enquiry.
Preferred protocol, zones, operating hours, sensor requirement, energy efficiency target, emergency context and product ranges belong in the controls enquiry.
Protocol
DALI, Casambi, fixed output, mains dimming or sensor-led option.
Building
Room types, operating hours, daylight, occupancy and switching expectation.
Product
Ranges under review, emergency requirements and control approach are confirmed.
Compare controls within the lighting energy estimate
Use the lighting energy savings calculator to compare the installed load and operating pattern. Use an evidenced controls allowance and avoid counting the same reduction twice.