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KinCony DM4 4-Channel Dimmer Controller

Regular price $70.00 Sale price $63.00
✔ Four 0-10V Analog Output Channels
✔ High-Precision 16-Bit Analog Inputs
✔ Optically Isolated Digital Inputs
✔ Expandable 1-Wire GPIO
✔ Real-Time Clock for Reliable Scheduling
✔ SD Card for Local Data Logging

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If you need clean, flicker-free analog dimming for a handful of circuits — LED drivers, HVAC actuators, motor speed controllers — the KinCony DM4 gives you exactly that in a compact DIN rail package. It delivers four independent 0-10V DC output channels driven by the ESP32-S3, with Wi-Fi, Ethernet, RS485, and Bluetooth all built in. At 114 x 83 x 59 mm it is one of the smallest controllers in the DM series, making it a natural fit for smaller panels or installations where channel count is modest but reliability and connectivity still matter.

 

Why You'll Love This Controller

 

✔ Clean Analog Output
The 0-10V outputs are genuinely smooth — no PWM artifacts, no flicker. If you are dimming LED drivers or controlling actuators that are sensitive to signal quality, this matters.

✔ Precise Sensing
The ADS1115 16-bit ADC gives you sensor readings you can actually trust, including direct support for 4-20mA industrial current loop sensors without any external conversion circuitry.

✔ Firmware Freedom
Use KCS v3 for zero-config Home Assistant integration via MQTT, ESPHome for YAML-based customization, Tasmota for open-source flexibility, or write your own code in Arduino IDE, MicroPython, or ESP-IDF. Your project, your rules.

✔ Smart Platform Ready
Works with Home Assistant, Tuya app, Apple HomeKit (Siri), Google Home, Alexa, and Loxone Miniserver right out of the box with KCS v3 firmware.

✔ Right-Sized for Smaller Installations
At only 114 x 83 x 59 mm, the DM4 fits in panels where a larger board would be overkill. Four channels is often exactly what a room or zone needs.

 

Among other outstanding features are the following:

  • Multi-Network Connectivity: Wi-Fi and 100Mbps Ethernet (IPv4/IPv6) are both available simultaneously, with Bluetooth and USB-C rounding out the connection options. RS485 adds wired serial communication for Modbus devices.
  • OLED Status Display: The SSD1306 OLED screen shows the current Wi-Fi IP address, Ethernet IP address, and Tuya cloud connection status — handy at a glance during commissioning or troubleshooting.
  • Multi-Protocol Support: Works with HTTP, MQTT, TCP, RS485 Modbus, and the Tuya app. KCS v3 firmware also supports local IFTTT-style automation that runs entirely without internet access.
  • Apple HomeKit and Loxone Support: KCS v3 firmware includes Apple HomeKit support for Siri voice control, and native integration with Loxone Miniserver for users already in that ecosystem.
  • Free GPIO Pins: Four additional GPIO pins connect directly to the ESP32-S3 (no pull-up resistors on PCB), giving you raw access for custom sensors, LEDs, or other peripherals.
  • Cloud Service: Customers purchasing from the official store receive two years of free KinCony cloud access, enabling remote monitoring and control from any web browser without setting up a VPN or port forwarding.

 

Technical Specifications:

Category Specification
Core Processor ESP32-S3-WROOM-1U (N16R8, dual‑core 32‑bit Xtensa LX7)
Digital Outputs 4× 0-10V DC Dimming Outputs
Analog Inputs 4× 16‑bit ADC (ADS1115)
▪ 2× 0–5 VDC
▪ 2× 4–20 mA (loop‑powered)
Digital Inputs 4× dry contact, opto‑isolated
▪ Cable length: up to 500 m (dependent on installation)
Digital I/O (GPIO) ▪ 4× 1‑Wire GPIO (with pull‑up)
▪ 4× free GPIO (direct to ESP32, no pull‑up)
Wireless Connectivity ▪ Wi‑Fi 2.4 GHz (802.11 b/g/n)
▪ Bluetooth 5.0 (BLE)
IoT Platform Tuya‑compatible (via Wi‑Fi/Bluetooth)
Wired Connectivity  ▪ Ethernet: 100M RJ45 (IPv4/IPv6)
▪ RS485
▪ USB‑C (power/programming)
▪ I²C (expansion)
Onboard Peripherals ▪ RTC: DS3231 (battery socket)
▪ Display: SSD1306 128×64 OLED (I²C)
▪ Storage: microSD card socket (SPI bus)
User Interface ▪ 3× buttons: ESP32 Reset, ESP32 Download, Tuya Config
Power Supply 12-24 VDC
Dimensions 114 × 83 × 59 mm
Mounting 35 mm DIN rail (EN 60715)

I. Firmware Options & Features

Solution Ideal For Key Advantages
1. KCS Firmware (Recommended) Beginners / Zero-Code Users ✔ Auto-detects Home Assistant via MQTT (zero config)
✔ Works with Tuya App + Alexa/Google Voice Control
✔ Local IFTTT automation (no internet needed)
✔ 2-year free KinCony Cloud (official store only)
✔ Apple HomeKit support for Siri
✔ Supports Loxone Miniserver integration
✔ Multi-protocol: HTTP, MQTT, TCP, RS485 Modbus
2. ESPHome Firmware Home Assistant Enthusiasts ✔ Full open-source customization
✔ Official ESPHome device support for DM4
✔ Web UI + deep HA integration
✔ Full YAML examples available
3. Tasmota Firmware Open-Source Community ✔ Massive plugin ecosystem
✔ MQTT / Web control + rule engine
4. Arduino / ESP-IDF Custom Code Developers ✔ Full Arduino demos provided
✔ Supports MicroPython / ESP-IDF
5. Hybrid Setup (Best Practice) Advanced Users Tuya App (remote via internet) + Home Assistant (local via LAN) — Security + convenience

II. Technical Resources

Direct links to pin definitions, ESPHome configurations, Arduino demo source codes, and KCS firmware. All open-source and maintained on GitHub.

Resource Link
KCS Firmware kcs_firmware/DM4/
Pin Definitions DM4_pin_definition.md
Arduino Demos DM4/ (examples)
ESPHome Configuration Official ESPHome DM4 device page

III. Getting Started Guide

Step 1: Flash Firmware

We recommend using the Online Flasher — no driver installation required, works entirely in your browser. Alternatively, follow the Quick Start Guide for manual flashing with the ESP32 desktop tool.

Step 2: Connect & Configure

Power on the board, connect via Ethernet or Wi-Fi, and access the web configuration interface. For detailed configuration, see the KCS Firmware User Guide.

Step 3: Integrate

Enable MQTT auto-discovery in Home Assistant, or pair with Tuya App for voice control.

IV. Video Tutorial: How to Flash KCS Online

No Drivers Needed, No Complex Setup—Flash Directly within Your Browser in 1 Minute!

How to Flash KCS Online - Video Tutorial

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