TRON-WD DALI dimmable linear track light in white finish — DIP current selectable driver on six-wire adapter, 90° optics.

TRON-WD DIP Current Selectable DALI Linear Track Light 50W

TRON-WD series · DALI DT6 addressed dimming · 22-50W DIP · up to 8600lm · 170lm/W on 6-wire track

The TRON-WD is a DIP current selectable DALI linear track light 50W for supermarkets. Each fitting carries its own DALI address for switching, dimming, grouping and scene recall, delivering addressed brightness up to 8600lm at 170lm/W from an 8mm ultra-slim six-wire linear in 2ft/4ft/5ft lengths.

Brightness goes digital while color stays preset: DALI DT6 fades every address on its own time, and installers lock 3000K, 4000K or 6000K by DIP so distributors stock one housing per length instead of three CCT SKUs. The 90° PMMA optic holds UGR below 22 over aisles, four DIP currents per ADA driver span 22-50W, and every TRON-WD ships with a 5-year warranty.

• DALI DT6 addressed dimming, per-fixture scenes
• 22-50W DIP in four currents per length, to 8600lm
• CRI Ra>80/90, 170lm/W, 90° beam, UGR<22
• 8mm 2ft/4ft/5ft housings, 6-wire adapter, White/Black/Grey

TRON-WD Addressed Dimming Against Analog Zones

Analog dimming moves a whole zone on one signal; DALI moves each fitting by address — and that split decides the wire. Where scenes never change per fitting, one bus signal dims every linear together at the lowest wire cost: compare the full LED linear light range when a store mixes both systems, and see the analog 0-10V TRON-WV for unaddressed zones when per-fitting scenes are overkill. Where each aisle needs its own scene, group and fade time, TRON-WD answers with addressed DT6 dimming on the same six-wire rail. Where pulling any control wire at all is off the table, the wireless Casambi TRON-WC on four-wire rails dims the same 8mm body over Bluetooth.

TRON-WD DIP CCT Presets Against Tunable Stock

Honest limit first: DALI DT6 on TRON-WD dims brightness only and never retunes color temperature — CCT is a DIP preset locked on site across 3000K, 4000K and 6000K, which cuts distributor stock instead of adding bus channels. Read 0-10V vs DALI wiring and cost compared before specifying — then serve each zone like this:

• Supermarket aisles — scene each aisle separately: produce bright, packaged goods dimmed, all from recorded DALI scenes with no new wiring after the rail.
• Boutiques — preset the tone, dim the mood: DIP locks 3000K for apparel walls once, DALI fades brightness by hour from the controller.
• Distributors — one housing per length, three tones inside: four DIP currents cover the bay, three CCT presets cover the goods.

Each integrated ADA driver selects four currents — 550-700mA on 2ft, 750-1050mA on 4ft across two driver options, 950-1250mA on 5ft — with standby below 0.5W and PF above 0.9, so addressed dimming never means sloppy power quality. Commissioning runs address, then group, then scene: the installer assigns each linear its DALI address, binds aisles into groups, and records brightness scenes with fade times — reprograms in software when assortments move, with no ladder work. The same addressing logic in spot form lives in our DALI track pages — linears for aisles, spots for accents.