In most architectural projects the LED strip and aluminium profile are chosen first and the power supply last. Yet the driver is what determines whether a cove fades smoothly to a candle-like glow at 2% or steps and flickers, whether a meeting room can shift from crisp 5700K to warm 2700K, and whether the lighting can be grouped, scheduled and recalled as scenes by the building system.
The Nucleo DALI constant voltage range was built for that job. Each unit outputs a stable 12V or 24V DC to linear LED loads and listens to DALI commands: DT6 for brightness, DT8 for colour temperature or RGBW. Because 0-10V and push-dim inputs sit on the same hardware, the same driver can be installed today on a simple switch and handed over to a full DALI controller later without changing a wire on the load side.