Aqara FP1E
A USB-powered Zigbee presence sensor using 60 GHz mmWave radar. Edge reads it through the Gateway’s Zigbee radio.
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A USB-powered Zigbee presence sensor using 60 GHz mmWave radar. Edge reads it through the Gateway’s Zigbee radio.
A small battery-powered Zigbee contact sensor for doors and windows, 41 × 22 × 11 mm, with a 22 mm magnet gap and a CR1632 coin cell that Aqara rates for over two years. Edge reads it through the Gateway’s Zigbee radio.
A small battery-powered Zigbee passive infrared motion sensor with a light level reading. Edge reads it through the Gateway’s Zigbee radio.
Aqara’s Motion Sensor P1: a Zigbee 3.0 passive infrared sensor with a light sensor, three sensitivity settings and an adjustable detection interval. Edge reads it through the Gateway’s Zigbee radio.
A battery-powered Zigbee PIR sensor that reports motion, room temperature and light level from one housing, with a 9 m detection range and two AA cells rated for three years. Edge reads it through the Gateway’s Zigbee radio.
A battery-powered Zigbee PIR motion sensor with a camera that sends pictures over Wi-Fi. Edge reads it through the Gateway’s Zigbee radio.
IKEA’s TRÅDFRI motion sensor: a battery-powered Zigbee sensor that sees about 10 m across a 60 to 120° view and runs for about two years on two CR2032 coin cells. Edge reads it through the Gateway’s Zigbee radio.
A magnetic contact for doors, windows and cabinets that runs on one rechargeable AAA cell, mounts in three orientations and can switch up to ten IKEA smart lights directly as well as report to Edge. Edge reads it through the Gateway’s Zigbee radio.
The Philips Hue motion sensor: a battery-powered Zigbee sensor that reports motion, light level in lux and temperature from one small unit on two AAA batteries, with adjustable sensitivity and clear delay. Edge reads it through the Gateway’s Zigbee radio.
The Philips Hue outdoor motion sensor: a battery-powered Zigbee sensor for outside walls that reports motion, light level in lux and temperature, with adjustable sensitivity and clear delay. Edge reads it through the Gateway’s Zigbee radio.
A battery-powered Zigbee 3.0 PIR motion sensor with a 6 m, 110° detection zone, a clear delay adjustable from 5 to 60 seconds and a dim or bright light flag, rated for more than three years on one CR2477 coin cell. Edge reads it through the Gateway’s Zigbee radio.
A battery-powered Zigbee 3.0 magnetic contact for doors, windows and cabinets, with a tamper switch on its back and one CR2477 coin cell that SONOFF rates for over five years. Edge reads it through the Gateway’s Zigbee radio.
A USB-powered Zigbee 3.0 presence sensor using 5.8 GHz microwave radar, so it keeps reporting a person who sits still. Edge reads it through the Gateway’s Zigbee radio.
A Zigbee presence sensor that also reports room temperature, humidity, light level and the distance to the person it detects, with a maximum detection distance you set from 0.75 to 9 m. Edge reads it through the Gateway’s Zigbee radio.
A 5.8 GHz radar presence sensor on Zigbee 3.0 that keeps detecting a person who is sitting still, with separate ranges for movement, small movement and breathing, a light sensor and a 5 V DC supply. Edge reads it through the Gateway’s Zigbee radio.
A 24 GHz radar presence sensor on Zigbee that reports presence, movement, the distance to the person and light level, with a detection range you set from 1.5 to 5.5 m and a timeout of up to 25 minutes. Edge reads it through the Gateway’s Zigbee radio.
Wiser motion sensor.
Motion sensor. Reports occupancy with battery level and a low-battery alarm. Battery powered.
Contact sensor. Reports contact state with battery level and a low-battery alarm. Battery powered.
ENKI LEXMAN motion sensor. Reports occupancy with a low-battery alarm and a tamper alarm.
PIR motion sensor. Reports occupancy with battery level, a low-battery alarm and a tamper alarm. Battery powered.
Presence sensor FP310. Firmware updates over the air.
Door and window sensor T1. Reports contact state with battery level. Battery powered.
Door and window sensor P1. Reports contact state with battery level and a tamper alarm. Battery powered.
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