Dynalite sensors determine occupancy
by sensing motion across the sensor’s
scan area. The sensor can send control commands based on this data.

Dynalite offers two types of motion detection sensors:

Passive infrared (PIR) detects changes in the temperature of objects within scan range. This requires a line of sight to the occupant.

Ultrasonic sensors actively transmit a high-frequency soundwave, then measures changes in the returning echo to determine occupancy. This provides some detection around obstacles and corners.

Local light level detection and regulation ensures comfortable, balanced lighting across any environment.

The sensor uses real-time lux measurement to compensate for factors such as reduced brightness from older lamps, daylight coming
in through windows and skylights, or
other external light sources.

Instead of using a fixed threshold point,
Dynalite sensors feature industry-leading granularity in lux measurement,
enabling finely tuned responses to
changing lighting conditions.

Dynalite sensors receive RC5 IR commands from any compatible handheld remote, including:

• Network sign-on for device identification during commissioning.
• Preset scene selection.
• Ramping light levels or temperature setpoint.
• Triggering preprogrammed actions, including control of third-party devices connected to the Dynalite system such as motorized blinds and projector screens.