Download DIALux evo 14 | Golnoor plugin

Design lighting with DIALux evo, download the software and Golnoor plugins, and access Golnoor product photometric data.

Model, calculate, and select luminaires in one clear workflow with DIALux and Golnoor photometric data.

Golnoor × DIALux

DIALux lighting design software

Model, calculate, and select luminaires in one clear workflow with DIALux and Golnoor photometric data.

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Download software and photometric files

Choose DIALux evo or a Golnoor plugin, then select the relevant card to download or open it.

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DIALux technical workflow

Model, calculate, and report in one continuous workflow

Define the project geometry and operating conditions in DIALux, then add the Golnoor product photometric file for calculation, evaluation, and reporting.

01

Model the space

Define the geometry, surfaces, use case, and lighting conditions in the project.

02

Select a luminaire

Add the suitable product photometric file from the Golnoor library to the model.

03

Calculate and refine

Calculate artificial light, daylight, and emergency lighting, then compare scenarios.

04

Document the results

Prepare the result for technical review, execution, presentation, and final decisions.

Setup guide

Install the plugin and import photometric files

  1. 01

    Install the Golnoor offline plugin

    Download the Golnoor offline plugin from this page and install the file on your system. Use the online plugin if you prefer not to install a local library.

  2. 02

    Import an IES or LDT file

    In your DIALux project, add or import a luminaire using an IES or LDT photometric file, place the luminaire in the model, and run the calculation.

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Before you start

Choose DIALux evo or a Golnoor plugin, then select the relevant card to download or open it.

DIALux evo is professional software for designing, calculating, and visualizing lighting in indoor and outdoor spaces. It helps lighting designers, engineers, and architects evaluate decisions before execution.