Zigbee Motion Sensor P1, Smart Motion Detector, Requires AQARA HUB, 5-Year Battery Life, Configurable Detection Timeout, for Alert System and Automations, Compatible with HomeKit, Alexa, IFTTT

Fast. Stable. Simple. Easy to connect. No cloud if you don't want it. I find the Lux sensors accurate enough to control lighting. The ping light is bright enough to cause a flash do you don't miss it if you need it and it's got great functionality. At about $20 it's a great buy. Smaller than you'd expect, it blends right in!

EASY TO SETUP, EASY TO USE, GOOD PRICE, THE SENSOR WORKS FAST, SENOR PICKS UP MOTION FAST NO ISSUES.

Works great with Home Assistant, I don't have the Aqara hub (I didn't want to have to start getting a lot of proprietary hubs), I used instead a Zigbee Dongle-E which works great. It exposes both motion and presence. One of the sensors is used in the kitchen to turn on undercounter lighting and the other in the bedroom to turn on a ceiling fan light dimly if after sunset and before sunrise, and brightly along with other lights if after sunrise and before sunset. I have the sensor sitting on a low table, so the light comes on when I enter the room or get out of bed but turns off once I get in bed.

It’s a great sensor but it does not work through a window even though it was mentioned it would work. I needed something to look outside and trigger a light but since it does not work through the window and is not outdoor rated, I have to find a different use. Easy to setup and works in HomeKit.

The most important thing that you need to know about these motion sensors is they are pass through triggers. Meaning, when you pass one in a hall it will turn on the lights, but no matter how much you stand in front of them waving your hands and jumping up and down like an idiot it will not make the light stay on. Hopefully that just saved you about 6 months of trouble. These are meant to be super fast on conditions but also used as an on /off statue with other sensors to make conditions like "If this is in the off state, this is in the off state, AND the door is closed then > OFF Its controlled by an internal timer that is non user accessible and once triggered that count down timer is counting down to Zero and then shouting of whatever it's paired to regardless if you look like you're trying to wave down the police or not. Then after an a out of user adjustable time, it resets before you can trigger it on again. Let me recapped that point When you go into Aqaras app you will see a "timer interval" this isn't what makes logical sense "I set this to one minute and after that minute the lamp turns off" (Thats the internal timer you can't adjust) The Timer interval is the time AFTER it's counts down and shuts off before it can report its next status state. Once you realize this you set it up differently I have one in front of a door that has a contact sensor then another one of these on the other side of the door. I have the conditions set up that the 2 motion sensors must be in an off state and the contact must be in a closed position before it even thinks about shouting off a light When I walk twards the door the first motion sensor (this aqara) picks me up and just registers motion but doesn't turn the light on in the hall. That's important because opening the door does turn the hall way light on, but now that first motion sensor has to reset before the light turns off where if I just had the contact sensor the door opening would turn it on and closing the contact would turn it off. So you'd turn on a light to the garage by opening the door, but then immediately run it of by closing the door and that's not what you want. You want this sensor to register the movement, start counting down but give you enough time to open and close the door then walk by ANOTHER mition sensor (Philips outdoor) on the other side (inside the garage) that's doing the same thing. Now both the Aqara motion sensor AND the Philips Hue outdoor motion sensor have to read un-uccupied AND the door has to be closed for the light to shut off. And that's not even the end of it! These sensors are ONLY good if you walk directly past then and maybe up to like 5ft so on top of that you have to (do yourself a favor) and buy a Hues Outdoor motion sensor because THAT is a true motion sensor that works the way you expect it to. You set a timer for 5 min and then every time it sense motion it just keeps reseting that internal timer back to 5 minutes over and over again until you finally stop triggering it and time runs out then it shuts off the automation. Sorry this was a long explanation but it took me like 6 months of constant rearranging and changing automations back and forth untill I finally figured all this out the right way because there's nothing that explains it to anyone of you actually wanna keep the lights on while your working lol. Now in my garage alone I have 1 Smart switch 1 of these Aqara walk by sensors 1 contact sensor on the garge door (driveway) 1 contact sensor on the garge (to house) 1 contact sensor on the smgarage door (side) 1 Philips hue outdoor motion sensor to cover the entire garage (inside) 1 Philips hue outdoor sensor on the driveway (for outdoor lights too but also to keep the garage light on if I'm out in the driveway) Every one of those most be either in the closed or or non occupied state for the lights to finally run off So it's not one triggers and starts counting down, then the next trigger does exactly the same and so on otherwise you have the light turning off after 30 sec on for you to wave your arms to get it back on but in the meantime another trigger is secretly counting down and that mights take 2 minutes so you effectively have lights shouting off at all inconsistent random times. This way no timers are being counted it's just all most be verified off before finally shiting of the lights. You almost need a fckin degree for this sht lol THAT is what it takes to properly keep the garage lights on while you're working and of my rough math is working that's about $250 just in a smart switch and sensors So if you think you ever going to do that buy buying one of these motion sensors it's not happening You also have to use basically the same logic in bathrooms that have seperate toilet and closet areas It's all about triggering multiple state awareness then waiting Untill they all converge before something happens BTW if you're just going to get started buy purchasing one at a time, this isn't what you want. You want the Philips Hue motion sensors for in and outside because they actually reset the internal countdown like your brain assumes it should. Good luck 🤙🏻

Bought a couple of these to use with Home Assistant. One paired and works great so I set it up where I needed it. The other paired fine but only triggered once and then seemingly just stopped working so I decided to see if I could pull the batteries out and restart the device. Well to get the batteries out you have to remove the bottom cover and then (in tiny print) it tells you to level a specific spot to pull a little container that houses the batteries out. I tried a small plastic pick, a screw driver, a pocket knife, nothing was working so I applied a little more force and the plastic battery tray started to crack. After a little more convincing the tray came out but now it's broken and the plastic on the bottom of the sensor is misshapen. Why in the world would you not just make the bottom screw on our at least make the battery tray rotate to lock into place? Having to pry it out and ultimately break the thing is ridiculous. I did manage to get it back together and the status light came on, it showed triggered once again turning on my lights and hasn't worked again since, so the whole battery struggle was for nothing and now I'm stuck with a broken sensor that I'm guessing I can't retrun...

Worst design ever! it claims to detect 7m, but turned out to be around 1m! Also the sticker is VERY VERY tight, with residues, AND battery change? no way! you have to take the whole thing off then change the battery. I'm returning it. Aqara contact sensor is perfect. but this? garbage! edited: the response is not too bad since i switched to zigbee2mqtt. It's more responsive! But the range still sucks especially at corners

so much good here. some notes to clear up apparent confusion and a usability issue: 1. no hub is required if you're not using Alexa or Google home e.g. works natively with my Zigbee coordinator on Home Assistant. Just use Zigbee. 2. it comes with an extra adhesive pad for attaching the base (2 total) 3. they work upside down, so just use the adhesive pad to attach the base to the top of the sensor instead of the bottom where the battery access is... and they are just the cutest little things

First off, this paired quickly and easily with my Sonoff Zigbee stick in Home Assistant, so ignore all of those that say it can only be used with Aqara hubs. It's a great sensor, detecting motion quickly. I like the fact that it also has a luminance sensor that I can automate off of to make the sensor only do stuff if it's dark. Only drawback is the supplied sticky pad only stayed stuck to my door frame for 5 days. Yes, I had cleaned the frame properly beforehand. Also, the sensor itself sticks to the mounting attachment using a sticky pad that they only supply one of. That wouldn't be a problem if it wasn't for the fact that you have to remove it to change the battery. Given that, they should have supplied enough to last the lifetime of the product.

The range is pretty far so set this up high or tape the lower half if you have pets! Works flawlessly on mqtt

Använder dessa tillsammans med Home Assistant, vilket fungerar helt okej. De detekterar gångrörelse mycket bra men har svårare att detektera mindre rörelse såsom viftningar med armar, osv. Går även att smyga förbi sensorerna om detta görs mycket långsamt. Stort plus är att man kan konfigurera sensortiden, osv.

Price, quality, functionality

Motion detection works 100% and easy to link to hub