Engineering Services

    DALI Certification

    Take your DALI product through IEC 62386, and out the other side with the DALI Alliance logo on the box.

    The problem we solve

    The DALI Alliance requires certification test results to be generated using ProbitLab2 and the official DALI Alliance test sequences before a product can be submitted for DALI-2 or D4i certification. First-time failures are common, interpretation of edge cases, timing, error handling, and each retest costs weeks. We make sure that doesn't happen to you.

    As the team that built ProbitLab2, the only DiiA-approved certification tool, and a contributor to DALI standardisation since 1997, we know exactly what trips products up and how to fix it.

    How it works

    From scope to seal of approval

    1. Scope

    We pin down which IEC 62386 parts apply to your device, what edge cases matter for your application, and the shortest path to the logo.

    2. Test

    Run the applicable official DALI Alliance test sequences with ProbitLab2 and ProbitBench, based on the relevant IEC 62386 and DALI Alliance specifications.

    3. Fix & deliver

    We resolve the issues we find and hand over a clean, vendor-neutral test protocol you can submit to the DALI Alliance.

    Ready for certification?

    Tell us where you are in development. We'll quote scope, timing and the fastest route to the DiiA logo.

    DALI certification FAQ

    Certification test results must be generated with ProbitLab2 and the official DALI Alliance test sequences. ProbitLab2 is the only DiiA-approved hardware platform for running the IEC 62386 approbation and certification test procedures, and we develop it ourselves.

    No. You can either run the test suite in-house on your own ProbitLab2 or have us execute the complete IEC 62386 test protocol for you as a certification service. Manufacturers who certify regularly usually buy a ProbitLab2, occasional applicants use our lab.

    We scope the applicable IEC 62386 parts for your device, run a pre-compliance test round to catch failures early, execute the official test sequences on ProbitLab2, and hand over the complete test protocol you submit to the DALI Alliance for the DALI-2 or D4i listing.

    Most first-time failures come from timing violations, incorrect error handling, and edge cases in the command set rather than from the core functionality. A pre-compliance round on ProbitLab2 exposes these issues before the official test run, which avoids retest cycles that cost weeks.