Equipment

Kit structure

DialDim Controller and model-specific wiring harness

Inline connection to the original headlight, horn, and turn signal connectors

Compatibility

Covered motorcycles

BMW R 1250 GS

Equipment

Manufacturer’s warranty

5

In addition to the 24-month statutory conformity warranty

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Due set di faretti da un'unica ghiera, senza derivazioni

Everything you need to know before ordering

Technical specifications, equipment, delivery, and warranty: below you’ll find every detail verified against the official DENALI documentation.

Description DialDim controller with wiring harness for BMW R 1250 GS DNLWHS25600

Code DNLWHS25600 — DENALI code DNL.WHS.25600

This is the DialDim controller with the dedicated wiring harness for the BMW R 1250 GS already included: it plugs inline into the original connectors, with no need to hunt for wires or pierce insulation.

With a single dial, you control two sets of auxiliary lights, each with eight intensity levels, along with automatic functions for high beams, turn signals, and the horn.

On BMW models, it is worth knowing what you are choosing: DialDim has its own dedicated handlebar dial and does not read the CAN bus, so you cannot control the auxiliary lights from the Wonder Wheel. If you want that, you need the CANsmart control unit.

Why choose it

È il controller DialDim con già dentro il cablaggio specifico per la R 1250 GS: si innesta in linea sui connettori originali, senza cercare fili e senza bucare isolanti.

Su BMW vale la pena sapere cosa scegli: il DialDim ha la sua ghiera dedicata sul manubrio e non legge il CANbus, quindi non comandi i faretti dalla Wonder Wheel. Se vuoi quello, serve la centralina CANsmart.

How does it work, in detail?

  • Two sets of single-ring spotlights, without branches.

FAQs

For more information, see our FAQ of frequently asked questions.

What’s the difference compared to the universal DialDim?

The controller is the same. The wiring harness is different: this one is specific to your motorcycle and connects inline to the original headlight, horn, and turn signal connectors. The universal DialDim, on the other hand, comes with a Posi-Tap wiring harness, which must be connected by tapping into the circuit after identifying the correct wires.

Is this better, or a CANsmart control unit?

It depends on what you want. The DialDim controls two circuits from a dedicated dial on the handlebar, and it’s the right choice if you’re only interested in auxiliary lights. The CANsmart manages four and lets you use the motorcycle’s original buttons without adding anything to the handlebar, but it costs more and is available only for certain models.

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