Testing LED luminaires EN60598-1 DALI DMX

IONIO supplies safety testers for intermediate and final inspection of various types of luminaires. For testing according to EN60598 from the complete luminaire to the individual LED modules.

From compact safety testers to the complex test setup with camera or robot, we are your competent partner. Many luminaire manufacturers worldwide rely on test systems from the GLP2-Basic, GLP2-Modular and the GLP3 range.

Several options are available for convenient connection of the fixture to the GLP2 test device. Six variants of terminal boxes are available. The terminal boxes are distinguished by the optional high-voltage test and by the number of terminals.

Each connection box contains the different variants of communication interfaces. Such as DALI, DMX, DSI, analogue, and many others.

Safety tests
– Protection line test (PE) between the earth terminal and any enclosure component.
– Insulation resistance on L1, N and PE or L1, L2, L3, N and PE.
– Insulation resistance between mains terminals and interface terminals.
– High-voltage test with AC if desired e.g. for UL.
– High-voltage test with DC for LED modules.
– Leakage current measurement.
– Complies with all global standards.

Functional test
– Continuity test of wiring – also of the dimming connection.
– Current consumption measurement from 1 mA. Measurement of power consumption from 1 Watt.

Interface communication
– Interface directly via the test device without external PC.
– DALI
– DSI
– Analogue
– Pulse/Dim
– DMX
– NFC
– And more…

Evaluations with camera
– Brightness of the individual LEDs.
– Light colour of the individual LEDs.
– Inspection of reflectors and diffusing lenses.

Parameterisation of the ECGs
– Parameter transfer to the EVSA for configuration.
– Reading information from the EVSA
– Parameterisation of EVSAs from different manufacturers.
– Operating instructions with pictures and texts.

Integration into your IT environment
– Central storage of trial plans.
– Central management of trial plans.
– Reading and storing serial numbers.
– Integration of barcode/datamatrix scanners.
– Label printing for fixtures and packaging.
– Central storage of test results.
– Statistical analyses.
– Communication with your ERP system.
– Transfer of parts lists and information from the ERP system.
– Confirmation of inspection results to the ERP system.
– Communication with your MES system.