0-10 volt dimming question

[The Electrican]

I have 12 led fixtures each fixture has a built in 0-10 dimmable driver. All fixtures are same make, model.
My question is this:
To use (1) 0-10 volt dimmer control.

Do I have to run a 2 conductor independent from each fixture back to dimmer location? ( multiple dimmers needed)
OR
Do I run a singe 2 conductor inter connecting between fixtures connecting all and then (1) 2 conductor to the dimmer location?

Since each fixture has its own driver built into it? Will the 12 separate drivers work on 1 dimmer? And dim equally?

I have never used a 0-10 volt dimmer need some info. Thanks in advance.

 

[tank728]

Do I run a singe 2 conductor inter connecting between fixtures connecting all and then (1) 2 conductor to the dimmer location?

This^
All fixtures will dim together equally.

 

[The Electrican]

Thank you. Just so I understand correctly. All 12 fixtures each ( 12 separate dimable drivers) just need (1) 0-10 volt dimmer control? And they are daisy- chained interconnected with (1) 2 conductor then to the dimmer??
Just need to make sure I understand. Trying to quote a job. Thanks.

 

[Little Bill]

Thank you. Just so I understand correctly. All 12 fixtures each ( 12 separate dimable drivers) just need (1) 0-10 volt dimmer control? And they are daisy- chained interconnected with (1) 2 conductor then to the dimmer??
Just need to make sure I understand. Trying to quote a job. Thanks.

Yep

 

[augie47]

a lot of folks find this to be a good wiring method.

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