Eutonomy manufactures professional smart home accessories, including DIN rail adapters for Z-Wave modules and multiprotocol gateways for building automation.
Eutonomy specializes in bridging the gap between smart home controllers and professional building infrastructure. The company is widely recognized for its euFIX product line, a series of specialized adapters that allow flush-mounted modules (from brands like FIBARO and NICE) to be safely and professionally installed on DIN TH35 rails within electrical distribution boards. This solution addresses safety and aesthetic concerns in modern smart home installations.
Beyond mounting solutions, Eutonomy offers the euLINK multiprotocol gateway, a hardware-based communication interface. This device connects smart building systems with diverse infrastructure equipment such as HVAC units, DALI lighting, roller shutters, and various sensors. By supporting protocols like MODBUS, DALI, and RS-485, Eutonomy enables seamless bi-directional communication between central home controllers and the broader ecosystem of building devices.
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The euFIX adapter is designed to mount flush-mounted smart modules (such as those from FIBARO or NICE) onto a standard DIN TH35 rail in an electrical switchboard, ensuring professional and safe installation.
No, the euFIX adapter consists of the case and base board. The smart module itself (e.g., FIBARO Switch or Dimmer) is not included and must be purchased separately.
The euLINK gateway features a built-in OLED display with two buttons. You can use these buttons to scroll through the menu to view the IP address, perform network resets, or check system status.
Yes, the euLINK DALI port does not provide power to the DALI bus. You must connect an external DALI bus power supply (typically 16V) to power the connected luminaires and bus communication.
Eutonomy publishes official Declarations of Conformity for their products at www.eutonomy.com/ce/.