Legrand Motor Controls and Drives

Legrand Control Gear – The Intelligence Behind Lighting Systems

In commercial, industrial or architectural lighting projects, specifying the correct hardware behind the fixture is just as critical as the fixture itself. The Legrand control gear category covers the essential components: ballasts and drivers, control and dimming modules, electronic units that make lighting systems perform optimally. Legrand documentation shows modules that drive LED/fluorescent loads via 1-10 V control and other protocols
When you choose Legrand for control gear, you’re aligning with a vendor that offers documented performance, consistent form-factors and full system compatibility — reducing risk, simplifying spares and streamlining service.

Legrand Ballasts & Drivers – Proper Power Supply for Lighting Loads

Under Legrand ballasts and drivers you’ll find the power electronics that feed luminaires: electronic ballasts for fluorescents or LED drivers for modern lamps. For example, Legrand’s ballast/dimmer module specification shows it handles both fluorescent and LED drivers via 1-10 V interface.
From a spec’ing viewpoint: you’ll check output current/voltage, dimming compatibility (0-10 V, DALI, PWM), load type (LED or fluorescent), thermal performance, efficiency and lifespan. Choosing Legrand ballasts & drivers means you standardise on brand, so installations, spares and maintenance align across your installations.

Legrand Lighting Control Modules – Logic Units for Scenes & Automation

The term Legrand lighting control modules covers the devices that provide logic: load controllers, modules that switch or dim circuits, interface with sensors or building management systems. Legrand’s control-system guides show these modules included in lighting control systems.
From a design perspective: you’ll decide on number of channels, dimming vs switching, communication protocols, mounting (DIN rail vs panel), integration with BMS or IoT. Standardising on Legrand lighting control modules simplifies integration and future upgrades.

Legrand Dimming Gear – Smooth Transition from On-Off to Fine Control

Within the category Legrand dimming gear you’ll find specialized modules that allow you to adjust light output — not just on/off, but smooth dimming, scene transitions, adaptive lighting. For example, a DIN-rail dimmer module from Legrand supports LED/fluorescent loads via 1-10 V.
From installation viewpoint: check compatibility with load type (LED or older lamps), confirm dimming protocol (phase-cut, 0-10 V, DALI), verify minimal dimming level, making sure system doesn’t flicker, and ensure your driver supports the chosen dimming method. Choosing Legrand dimming gear reduces the risk of mismatches and ensures consistent behaviour.

Legrand Electronic Control Units – Future-Ready Modules for Integration & Monitoring

Finally, the category of Legrand electronic control units captures devices that handle control logic, monitoring, often networked: e.g., modules for digital lighting management, IoT-ready control units. Legrand’s catalogue positions these as part of “Lighting Controls & Systems”.
For procurement/maintenance: verify communication interface (DALI, BACnet, Ethernet), use case (individual room, zone, whole floor), suitability for retrofit vs new build, and compatibility with existing drivers/ballasts. Leveraging Legrand electronic control units ensures you build a system not only for today but which is upgrade-capable.

Buyer Checklist & Specification Guidance

• Load matching: Confirm driver or ballast matches luminaire’s load type and quantity.
• Dimming compatibility: Does the driver support the intended dimming type (0-10 V, DALI, phase-cut)? Use Legrand spec sheets for guidance.
• Module selection: Choose modules (control, dimming, switching) with capacity for current load, number of channels, and proper mounting environment (DIN rail, panel).
• Integration & standardisation: Specifying all control gear under Legrand means one brand ecosystem — lowers part numbers, simplifies spares and maintenance.
• Future-proofing: If you anticipate automation, network integration, scene control — select electronic control units with protocols and spare capacity.
• Common mistakes: Mixing driver brands leads to compatibility issues; selecting dimming gear without verifying load type causes flickering; ignoring communication protocol limits future expandability.

Wholesale & B2B Supply — Bank of Lamps

For lighting contractors, integrators, facility managers and procurement teams: the Legrand control gear category is a strategic choice.
We provide:

• A full range of Legrand ballasts, LED drivers, lighting control modules, dimming gear and electronic control units.
• Project-volume pricing, specification support, and alignment with Legrand’s documentation and lifecycle support.
• Logistics across Europe (including ) for timely delivery of modules, spares and upgrades.
  If your project requires more than a lamp — because you’re building a lighting system with control, dimming, monitoring, future expansion — choosing Legrand control gear via Bank of Lamps ensures brand consistency, engineered reliability and easier lifecycle management.