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Version 1.1
October 2019
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Document History
Publication Date Status Comments
August 2018 First publication
21 October 2019 V1.1 Update: corrections, formatting, AUX consumer
moved to part 351.
1 Scope
This standard specifies the minimum requirements for an auxiliary (AUX) power supply that can be
used to power a load, such as a sensor or communication device if the power provided by the DALI
bus is not sufficient.
2 References
2.1 Normative References
The following normative documents are adopted, in whole or in part as indicated, in this Standards
Publication. The latest edition of the normative document applies (including amendments).
None
• The AUX power supply can provide an average power of 3 W and a pulse power of 6 W.
• Average output voltage: The level of 24 V +/-10 % will be held for loads between 0.1 W and
6 W peak.
• Maximum output voltage does not exceed 30 V under permitted load conditions including
open circuit.
• Start-up time: The AUX supply will reach 90% of the nominal specified voltage level within
600 ms after applying mains power.
Voltage in no-load
30.0 V PLoad < 0.1 W
condition, VAux_max
1
Note: Possible duty-cycle and peak value for such pulsed power supply are limited by the specified
average power PSupply_avg.
2
VAux shall not fall below 21.6 V or exceed 26.4 V during or after interruptions of the external supply
that are shorter than or equal to 10 ms.
Where: VAux = output voltage; ILoad = output current; PLoad = output power; PLoad_avg = average output power;
PLoad_pk = peak output power; fripple = ripple frequency; tpulse = pulse time
Note: There is no requirement that the +24V output connections of multiple AUX power supplies can be
connected together.