DINUY is a Spanish manufacturer specializing in intelligent electrical equipment, KNX home automation, motion detectors, and energy-saving lighting control solutions.
DINUY is a long-standing manufacturer of electrical and electronic equipment based in Irún, Spain. Founded in 1947, the family-owned company has dedicated over 75 years to developing innovative solutions for building control, lighting dimming, and motion detection. With a strong commitment to Research, Development, and Innovation (R&D&I), DINUY designs and manufactures products that optimize energy consumption and enhance comfort in residential and commercial environments.
The diverse product portfolio includes advanced motion and presence detectors, KNX home automation devices, time switches, radio-control systems, and musical doorbells. Known for high technical standards and adaptability, DINUY offers solutions like the Bluetooth-enabled DINUY Configure app for easy device setup. Their products are designed to meet modern installation requirements, offering robust protection and seamless integration into smart building ecosystems.
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Many DINUY motion detectors can be configured using the physical potentiometers on the unit to adjust Time and Lux (brightness) levels. For Bluetooth-enabled models, such as the DM TEC series, settings can be managed via the DINUY Configure App available on iOS and Android.
On most DINUY sensors, a red LED indicates that movement has been detected. This feature is particularly useful during the 'Working Test' phase to verify the coverage area without connecting a load.
To reset the KNX bus voltage on a DINUY power supply (e.g., EB0UDI06), press the reset push button on the device for more than 0.5 seconds. The red LED may light up during the reset process before returning to normal operation.
Yes, many ceiling-mounted detectors come with masking clips or covers that can be fitted to the lens to restrict the detection angle and prevent unwanted triggering from specific directions.