Multiload Spectrum lighting controls from Theiscraft

A bold new addition to the Multiload Spectrum family. Designed with both innovation and flexibility at its core, this cutting-edge unit redefines intelligent lighting control without the need for complicated or expensive commissioning.

Installation is effortless, thanks to intuitive plug-and-play connections — from the 3-pole power supply, to every connected device. At the heart of the LCM is its unique self-learning capability, which automatically configures up to 64 DALI devices, streamlining setup and saving valuable time on site.

“Installers can quickly spot wiring issues thanks to DALI short fault indication.”

Whether you’re using intelligent or standard switch inputs, the LCM is fully compatible with the entire Spectrum range — including sensors, rotary dimmers, and scene plates — all via straightforward, reliable connections. Even emergency lighting tests are made simple.

When it comes to scalability, the LCM doesn’t miss a beat, communicating seamlessly with other modules via a Belden 2-core cable. For complete technical specifications and wiring guidance, refer to the datasheet — but rest assured, the future of lighting control is here, and it’s never been this easy.

Multiload Spectrum system is a reliable, easy to install lighting control solution designed for projects such as residential houses, restaurants, offices and schools. It gives you all the benefits of advanced lighting control without the hassle.

Designed for switching, phase dimming, and DALI installations, Multiload Spectrum simplifies the process while maintaining high performance. Whether you need basic lighting control in a classroom or zoned control in a restaurant or office space, it delivers reliable results without complex programming or additional tools and offers an affordable alternative to traditional, expensive systems.

At the heart of its unique design are the Hex Rotary Switch and the Broadcast or Group Mode selector, which allow installers to easily configure the system during installation.

Broadcast Mode is a straightforward setting where all devices work together in unison, making it perfect for areas that require uniform lighting control.

Group Mode allows devices to operate individually or within defined groups. By using the hex rotary switch, installers can assign each device to a particular group, creating tailored lighting zones.