In today's increasingly fierce LED war, each manufacturer of outdoor lighting is unique, with a variety of proprietary systems and interfaces, and no one is compatible with the other. The lack of standards makes it difficult to integrate and integrate the product systems of various manufacturers. Operation and maintenance can hurt consumers. It is reported that the LED standard is about to be drawn up, and the incompatibility of outdoor lighting is about to be broken.

     From November 23rd to 25th, the TALQ Alliance Conference initiated and participated by Philips, Schreder, Qinshang Optoelectronics, Harvard Engineering, Streetlight.vision and ZumtobEL (Thorn/ZumtobEL) was held in Dongguan.

Gerard Lokhoff, secretary general of the alliance, revealed that the alliance is developing and designing a lighting centralized control network system, which will be able to control LED lighting products from different manufacturers.

     System specifications are expected early next year. At that time, the melee situation of incompatible outdoor lighting systems will be broken.

For standard certification, Gerard Lokhoff revealed that the alliance plans to conduct certification in Europe, America, China and other markets, striving to become the first standard in the global LED industry.