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Nedap and Osram Join Forces to Boost Connectivity in Lighting

Today, Nedap and Osram officially announce their partnership. Luminaires equipped with Osram DEXAL™ drivers are now easy to enroll into Nedap Luxon connected light management platform. The collaboration between both parties is based on their shared ambition to make connected lighting the new…

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Jeroen Somsen, Managing Director at Nedap Light Controls: “The partnership between Nedap and Osram is further proof of the market embracing the value of connected lighting. We strongly believe in strategic partnerships between leading players to make a wide variety of connected lighting solutions available to the market. This allows end-users to benefit from significant savings and other data-driven services such as energy savings optimisations and predictive maintenance.”

Elegant and code compliant

The combination Osram DEXAL™ and Nedap Luxon makes it easy to connect various luminaire types to the Luxon light management platform without compromising warranty provisions. Hannes Wagner, Senior Product Manager at Osram: “The Osram DEXAL™ Technology is a non-proprietary, intra-luminaire interface that enables bi-directional communications between the driver and smart fixture-integrated component. Nedap Luxon IoT Node, used to connect luminaires to the light management platform, combined with the DEXAL™ Technology enable an elegant, code compliant smart fixture solution. This compatibility brings a simple solution to market that supports the growing demand for connected devices.”

Would you like to know more about this collaboration? Visit us at Light+Building 2018, hall 4.0 – stand C20. Here we are more than happy to show you the value of the ‘Connected world of Nedap’ for both end users and the lighting industry.

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