IR remote controller for sensor configuration
Product description
Product family
| Article No. | Description | Power | Input voltage |
Output voltage |
Output current |
Efficiency @full load |
Dimensions (L x W x H) |
Data sheet (download) |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 111257 | IC-R22-IR-W-BAT | N/A | 12-24VDC |
N/A
|
N/A
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N/A | 45.0 x 120.0 x 18.5 mm |
|
Supports multiple protocols and is compatible with multiple
lighting fixtures
The DALI-2 certification program is based on the DALI-2 testing specifications created by the Digital
Illumination Interface Alliance (DIIA). These testing specifications are derived from relevant parts of IEC 62386,
international DALI standards, or new specifications developed by the DIIA.
NFC Forum certification testing primarily covers digital protocol, radio frequency analog, logical link control
protocol (LLCP), and simple NDEF exchange protocol (SNEP). Certified products encompass various types of
devices Supporting NFC functionality.
Data specifications for LED Drivers, created and DALI part maintained by the DALI Alliance (DiiA). DALI part 251
– Memory Bank 1 Extension (luminaire data), DALI part 252 – Energy Reporting (energy data), DALI part 253 –
Diagnostics & Maintenance (diagnostics data).
Bluetooth technology is a widely adopted short-range wireless transmission standard used globally. Bluetooth
bridging enables convenient data exchange and communication among various electronic devices.
Wi-Fi is a brand certification created by the Wi-Fi Alliance. It is a WLAN technology established with the
IEEE802.11 standard. It is currently the benchmark for WLAN in the world.
D4i is an extension of the DALI-2 certification program. In addition, intelligent D4i LED drivers inside the
luminaire have the capability to store and report a wide range of luminaire, energy and diagnostics data in a
standardized format.
