The Perfect Dimmer??? 

Yes it would be, it is currently my main project at the moment, trying to figure out how to get them to work together, without too much cost. Dali devices send a digital signal that tells the driver how much power to put out, in this case it is a constant current driver so the current and voltage are reduced on the DC side as opposed to phase cut which cuts the AC side. So there is no flicker ever, mind you it does cost a little more.

Yeah there are converters from Dali to 0-10 volts but you lose features that a Dali driver has if your just sending a 0-10v signal to a light fitting

Yes your right, you have to turn the dimmer alot I believe that each increment is only 1 step so 85 - 255 in my case. Having used it for a week it's not something that I have found annoying at all. As a stand alone you can't change it. And turning the encoder faster doesn't increase the dim rate.

Jimmy James ah that’s a real shame. The benefit of traditional rotary dimmers is that you have direct control of speed of the dimming. This is something the misses keeps getting annoyed about after replacing the Clipsal rotary dimmers with zwave push button dimmers. She wants the rotary control back. But I haven’t found anything so far that can do it (not for Australian wall plates / standards anyway). I have tried Zigbee rotary dimmers which don’t connect to the circuit, just control the zwave dimmers via Home Assistant, but all these rotary devices do is tell home assistant which direction you are turning then knob. It’s like essentially having two buttons just in a knob. If you come across anything that has true rotary dimming but also integrates with HA, please share. Thanks for sharing.

You have it exactly right there is nothing quite like a rotary dimmer, I've installed quite a few push button smart dimmers and everyone want to know if they can get a rotary control for it. I went and tried the dimmer again just know to work out why I haven't found turning the dimmer alot annoying, and if you turn it slower it dims faster, so it actually works just like a normal old analog dimmer, turning less than 1 rotation will take it from lowest to highest if you turn it at normal speed, which is interesting.

Neonflex is great, I’m doing an install mid august that will be a video on my channel.

It is Zen control