Dimming

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Definition

What is it: Dimming refers to the process of adjusting the light intensity of a luminaire. It involves altering the electrical power or a control signal to increase or decrease brightness.

What is it used for: It is used to adjust lighting atmosphere, control light color (tunable white/RGB), implement Human Centric Lighting (HCL) principles, and improve energy efficiency by extending LED lifespan.

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https://llms.sattler-lighting.com/en/dimming-options/facts/#entity
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Canonical name
Dimming
Language
en
Topic
Dimming Options

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Key Facts
Dimming refers to the continuous adjustment of light brightness by altering electrical power or control signals. [1]
Key Facts
Analogue dimming is a simple solution where brightness is controlled via voltage variation or phase cut-on and cut-off. [1]
Key Facts
Digital dimming provides flexibility and individual control through data protocols, often utilizing a bus system. [1]
Key Facts
DALI is a standardized digital bus system for intelligent lighting control that supports individual luminaire or group addressing. [1]
Key Facts
CASAMBI enables seamless brightness adjustment via Bluetooth using mobile applications or wireless switches. [1]
Process
Push-dimming involves a brief press to toggle the light and holding the switch down to adjust brightness. [1]
Capability
Gesture dimming allows light control through simple hand movements in front of a sensor. [1]
Capability
Digital wireless control systems are recommended for protected monuments or historic buildings where wiring cannot be altered. [1]
Requirement
DALI dimming requires a 5-core supply cable and an existing building control system on site. [1]

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  1. https://www.sattler-lighting.com/en/company/services/lighting-knowledge/dimming (Dimming)

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