Toyama
Home lighting automation

Architectural lighting.
Precisely controlled.

Shape the light around your room. Recall useful scenes with Toyama smart lighting control.

Room

Begin with how the space is used.

Layers

Shape ambient, task and accent light.

Control

Recall the selected scene from the wall.

Change the time of day One room. Three atmospheres.

Morning. Daylight leads. A fresh, open room to begin the day.

Evening. As daylight fades, warm architectural light brings the room together.

Night. A quieter atmosphere. Soft pools of light against the night outside.

01 · Light

The room comes first. Control follows.

Good automated lighting begins with the architecture and the activities inside it. Controls make those lighting decisions repeatable without asking the room to feel like a control panel.

02 · Lighting layers

Build the scene one layer at a time.

Each layer has a different job. Switch between the lighting studies to see where the light falls, then bring the layers together.

All layers shown together

Room study · illustrative lighting, not a project photograph.

  1. 01

    Ambient

    The general light that makes the room comfortable to move through and live in.

  2. 02

    Task

    Focused light at a worktop, reading chair, desk or other place where the room asks for clarity.

  3. 03

    Accent

    Directed light that gives artwork, texture and architectural surfaces a deliberate emphasis.

03 · Complete system

From the lighting plan to the scene button.

A reliable result depends on the full path. Every stage is selected and checked for the project rather than assumed from one protocol label.

Toyama’s published range includes DALI, DALI-2, 0–10V, phase-cut and switching. Product, load and infrastructure compatibility is specified for each project.

  1. 01

    The lighting plan

    The room, its surfaces and the intended activities establish the lighting zones before controls are selected.

    Ambient, task and accent layers are documented as circuits or addressable groups.
  2. 02

    Fixtures and drivers

    Each selected fixture and driver must be checked for load, dimming range and control-method compatibility.

    Dimming performance belongs to the complete fixture and driver pairing, not the protocol name alone.
  3. 03

    Lighting control

    Toyama’s published range includes DALI, DALI-2, 0–10V, phase-cut and switching options for selected products and projects.

    The final controller, addressing method, gateway and wiring are specified for the project.
  4. 04

    Scenes and interfaces

    Configured scenes bring selected zones to useful levels from a wall control, schedule, sensor or compatible app interface.

    Available interfaces and any required network components depend on the chosen configuration.
04 · Fixtures

A vocabulary for shaping the room.

Fixture families are selected around the intended light effect, mounting condition and compatible driver. Final models and specifications belong in the project schedule.

Illustrative fixture applications · not Toyama catalogue models. Select a family to explore its role.

05 · Engineering

What determines a controlled lighting result.

DALI provides a language for digital lighting control. The quality of the result still depends on compatible hardware, a considered design and careful commissioning.

Driver compatibility

The driver, LED load and control method must be evaluated together. A protocol label does not guarantee the same low-end behavior across every pairing.

Dimming range

Minimum output and curve smoothness are established with the selected hardware, then adjusted during commissioning where the equipment permits.

Addressing and groups

DALI can address compatible devices and organise them into groups and scenes. The design determines where individual control is useful.

Commissioning

Naming, grouping, scene levels and fade behavior are tested against the room and documented for the selected project scope.

06 · Dimming and colour

Set a useful level. Verify the hardware.

Move the slider to explore a lower or higher lighting level in the same room study. Actual minimum level, smoothness and colour behavior depend on the selected fixture, driver, controller and commissioning.

60%
LowerHigher
Living room with subdued architectural lighting
Room study · 60%

Lighting studies blended for this preview. Percentages are illustrative, not measured light output.

Toyama glass touch keypad with light, fan and scene controls
Toyama glass touch keypad · functions configured for the project.
Try a configured sceneWelcome

Illustrative scene demo · not a live device connection.

07 · Control

The wall control remains the everyday interface.

A physical keypad keeps common scenes close to the room. WizHom, compatible integrations, sensors and schedules can extend that control when included in the selected system.

WizHom app showing configured lighting devices WizHom, alongside the wall control.Explore the connected app interface →Existing app screenshot. Available functions depend on configuration.

Wall control first

A physical keypad keeps everyday scenes available at the point of use.

WizHom when configured

The app can bring connected rooms and scenes into a secondary interface.

Sensors and schedules

Automation can recall configured actions when the selected project hardware supports the required inputs.

08 · Why Toyama

Lighting and control considered as one project.

The value is coordination: understand the intended light, confirm the compatible control path and commission the agreed result.

Exterior of the Toyama engineering and manufacturing facility in Bangalore
Engineered in Bangalore. Considered for your project.
01

One project conversation

The lighting loads, control method and interfaces are considered together instead of being treated as separate decisions.

02

Configuration made explicit

Compatibility and infrastructure are confirmed for the selected products, drivers, network and project conditions.

03

Controls engineered in Bangalore

Toyama’s controls engineering and support team is based in Bangalore, close to the projects it serves.

09 · Professional support

A clear path from room schedule to commissioned scenes.

For homeowners, architects, designers and lighting consultants, the exact deliverables are agreed for the project before work begins.

  1. 01

    Assess

    Review the room schedule, electrical layout, loads and intended control points.

  2. 02

    Specify

    Confirm compatible control methods, interfaces and any required network or gateway components.

  3. 03

    Commission

    Configure and test the agreed zones, groups and scenes as part of the project scope.

Lighting, explained

A better lighting brief starts with better questions.

Good light begins with how a room is used, then brings fixtures, drivers and controls together. Two practical Toyama guides help you plan that conversation before decisions become expensive.

Architects & interior designers

Lighting Essentials

A practical reference for protecting design intent, from the first brief to the final review.

  • Layered light & visual comfort
  • Optics, colour & controls
  • Details to check on site
PDF · 18 pages · 2 MB
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Homeowners

Home lighting that works for you

Plan comfortable rooms, ask better buying questions and avoid expensive changes after the ceiling closes.

  • Room-by-room planning
  • What to ask before you buy
  • A printable review worksheet
PDF · 14 pages · 5.8 MB
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Tell us about the rooms, project stage and controls you are considering. The team can review the requirements and discuss a suitable next step.

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