The new Zhaga-D4i interface standard for smart luminaires

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The new Zhaga-D4i interface standard for smart luminaires June 2019

Smart, future-proof LED luminaires with IoT connectivity Connected: Able to participate in the IoT Beyond lighting: Supporting sensing and communication applications Future-proof: Easily upgraded to keep pace with rapid developments in digital networking technology Intelligent: Able to collect and report a wide variety of data Standardized: Certified solutions with plug-and-play interoperability

Overview – market drivers and solution Market requirement: Smart, future-proof LED luminaires with IoT connectivity Solution: The Zhaga-D4i interface standard  A simple way to add sensors and/or wireless communication nodes to luminaires, with plug-and- play interoperability Zhaga and DiiA have collaborated to develop a standardized interface between luminaires and sensors and/or communication nodes: Combining complementary specifications for mechanical fit, digital communication and power Offering Zhaga-D4i certification to ensure plug-and-play interoperability Focusing initially on outdoor lighting, with indoor being a work-in-progress

Zhaga-D4i interface for outdoor luminaires Zhaga-D4i node (sensor and/or wireless communication node) Zhaga receptacle Intra-luminaire DALI bus Zhaga-D4i luminaire (outdoor) D4i driver Second node

Features of Zhaga-D4i interface standard Easy to add or upgrade sensors and/or communication nodes: Enables future-proof luminaires that can keep pace with rapid developments in digital networking and sensing technology. Intra-luminaire DALI-2 bus: Enables bi-directional interaction between sensors and/or communication nodes and LED drivers using the well-established and standardized DALI protocol. D4i drivers are smart: Able to report operational and diagnostic data to an external network, and can provide inventory- related information about the luminaires. IoT connectivity: With a suitable wireless communication node, the luminaire is able to interact with an external lighting-control network, and to participate in the IoT.

Complementary specifications D4i specifications from DiiA: DALI Part 250: Integrated bus power supply. DALI Part 251: luminaire data for asset management. DALI Part 252: energy reporting for drivers. DALI Part 253: diagnostics & maintenance data for drivers. AUX power-supply specification. DALI Part 351: Luminaire-mounted control devices Book 18 specification from Zhaga: Focus on outdoor lighting. Ed 1.0 defines mechanical interface and electrical pin assignment. Ed 2.0 adds references to D4i specifications for power and control, as well as luminaire tests.

Zhaga Book 18 Phase 1: the mechanical interface Phase 1: completed and published Phase 1: the mechanical interface Specifying both receptacle interface and module interface; 30mm diameter; four Sn-plated pins; additional keys may be defined; room for vendor differentiation; testing and certification, ….

Zhaga Book 18 Specifically developed for LED A great and modern alternative to NEMA for ANSI C136 Specifically developed for LED New use cases for motion detection and security Small and fit for many designs Designed for cost-effective luminaires Easy -safe- replace in field Low power sensor-module design Resolving EMC issues Plug-and-play interoperable

D4i specifications for intra-luminaire DALI Remote lighting- control network Sensor and/or wireless communication node specifications AUX power supply DALI Part 250 (integrated bus power supply) DALI Parts 251-3 (operational & diagnostic data) Optional AUX supply* Intra-luminaire DALI bus Power D4i LED driver with integrated bus power supply & data capabilities Data LEDs Luminaire www.dali2.org/d4i * Auxiliary (AUX) power supply can be in a driver, or implemented in a separate product.

D4i in luminaires with two nodes DiiA specification Part 351 defines requirements for nodes Limit per luminaire: one type A node and one type B Type A node can have higher power requirements; powered by AUX Type A node Sensor and/or wireless communication node AUX supply Intra-luminaire DALI bus D4i LED driver with integrated bus power supply & data capabilities LEDs Luminaire DALI sensor node Type B node powered by DALI bus or by AUX Type B node

New: Zhaga-D4i certification Zhaga-D4i certification: A joint program from Zhaga and DiiA Certification for interoperable luminaires and sensors and/or communication nodes Based on complementary specifications from Zhaga and DiiA Zhaga Book 18 plus D4i specifications from DiiA Product certification will enable use of Zhaga and D4i logos For outdoor luminaires, sensors and communication nodes Logo indicates multi-vendor product interoperability Initial focus on outdoor lighting Indoor solutions will also be developed LED drivers are eligible for D4i certification from DiiA

Outdoor luminaire with Zhaga receptacles Sensor and/or communication node with Zhaga Book 18 plug Zhaga Book 18 receptacle Luminaire AUX supply Intra-luminaire DALI bus D4i driver LEDs Second Book 18 node

Scope of Zhaga–D4i certification Zhaga-D4i Node1 Zhaga and D4i logos Certification issued by Zhaga Zhaga-D4i Luminaire2 Zhaga and D4i logos D4i Driver Certification issued by DiiA as part of DALI-2 certification D4i logo 1 Zhaga-D4i Node = sensor and/or communication node with a Zhaga Book 18 plug and D4i compatibility 2 Zhaga-D4i Luminaire = has a powered Zhaga Book 18 socket and contains a D4i driver

Zhaga-D4i certification for outdoor luminaires Zhaga-D4i node (sensor and/or wireless communication node) Zhaga receptacle Intra-luminaire DALI bus Zhaga-D4i luminaire (outdoor) D4i driver Second node

Benefits of Zhaga-D4i certification Certification gives confidence for interoperability Certified luminaires and components are available from multiple suppliers Certified products are traceable in public databases Certification logos are trademarked to prevent misuse Certification logos provide an established brand for product marketing Certification ensures that luminaires are future-proof and will be able to host next-generation Zhaga-D4i nodes

Zhaga-D4i certification details Zhaga-D4i certification is expected to launch in the third quarter of 2019 Zhaga-D4i certification will be made available by the Zhaga Consortium to its Regular and Associate members Zhaga-D4i certified products will be listed on the Zhaga website D4i certification will be made available by DiiA to its members D4i certified products will be listed on the DiiA website The Zhaga logo and the D4i logo are separate logos with separate trademarks. Usage is controlled by Zhaga and DiiA, respectively.

Certification process: Zhaga-D4i luminaire 1 Complete product or product information submitted to Zhaga test centre Test compliance with Zhaga specs Check that all drivers are D4i-certified Product is certified by Zhaga Certified products listed on Zhaga website Zhaga-D4i certification enables use of Zhaga and D4i logos, on product and product literature 1 2 3  2 3

Certification process: Zhaga-D4i node 1 1 DiiA member (or DiiA test-house) tests the product Results verified by DiiA. Product certified by DiiA Certification allows use of DALI-2 and/or D4i trademark logos Certified product listed in DiiA product database Complete product or product information submitted to Zhaga test centre Test compliance with Zhaga specs Check product is already D4i certified Product is certified by Zhaga Zhaga-D4i certification enables use of Zhaga and D4i logos, on product and product literature 2  2 3 3 4 4  5 5 6 6

Further background May 2019: Zhaga and DiiA unveil joint Zhaga-D4i certification program Joint press release: Link to DiiA website Link to Zhaga website Article from LED Professional May 2019: D4i brings standardization to intra-luminaire DALI DiiA press release: Link February 2019: Zhaga confirms plan to transfer Book 18 to IEC Zhaga press release: Link January 2019: Zhaga and DiiA agree joint certification program for a smart luminaire interface Joint press release: Link