Luminext Achieves TALQ 2.7.1 Certification

With this certification, Luminext once again confirms its leading role in open, interoperable, and future-proof smart city solutions.

Smart lighting projects have traditionally focused mainly on lighting control and energy savings. While these provide major benefits, extensive possibilities for data-driven asset management have often remained limited in practice.

Thanks to the collaboration between the TALQ Consortium, the DALI Alliance, and the Zhaga Consortium, this is now changing. With the introduction of the new DALI D4i TALQ Zhaga profiles, cities, municipalities, and grid operators can now directly retrieve valuable luminaire and asset data from their lighting infrastructure. This enables more efficient maintenance, improved planning, and more reliable management of public lighting systems.

As an active participant within the TALQ Consortium, Luminext played a direct role in the development of this new functionality. Shortly after the official publication of the standard, the Luminext software team successfully implemented and certified the new profiles.

As an active contributor to the development of the TALQ Protocol, we wanted to make these new capabilities immediately available to our customers as soon as the standard was published. Thanks to the outstanding work of our software team, we achieved certification the very next day. This allows customers to benefit from this new functionality right away.

With the TALQ 2.7.1 certification, Luminizer provides municipalities and cities with an even stronger foundation for interoperable smart city projects. By using open standards, different systems, vendors, and components can work together more easily.

Luminext is one of the pioneers in smart lighting solutions and is actively involved in the development of international standards for smart cities. As an active member of the TALQ Consortium, Luminext continuously contributes to the further development of the TALQ Smart City Protocol.