The Tuya Zigbee WiFi human presence sensor uses advanced millimeter wave radar technology to detect both the movement and small motions of objects. Compared to traditional PIR sensors, it offers higher accuracy and can detect even the tiniest motions, like breathing. Explore more smart home products at TinyDeals to enhance your home automation setup.

• High Accuracy: This sensor detects both macro and micro motions, making it highly accurate in sensing human presence, even subtle movements like breathing.
• Home Security: With its presence detection capabilities, it enhances security in homes, offices, retail spaces, and industrial environments by identifying intruders effectively.
• Energy Conservation: The sensor detects stationary individuals, enabling features like turning lights on and off automatically when someone enters or leaves a room.
• Remote Control via App: Monitor and control the sensor remotely using the Tuya app.
• Versatile Applications: Suitable for lighting, security, home appliances, hotels, garages, buildings, transportation, and IoT industries.

  NOTE:

  1. When installing the WiFi version, it is necessary to connect to WiFi 2.4GHz. When configuring, pay attention to distinguishing the frequency band of WiFi. When installing the Zigbee version, it is necessary to connect to the Tuya Zigbee Hub or Tuya Multimode Gateway. The Zigbee version does not support third-party gateways or Zigbee2Mqtt.
  2. The power supply is not included in the package. Any old power adapter (5V/1A) can be used.
  3. Although there are default usage parameters, fine-tuning the parameters during specific installation may be necessary. Adjust the motion detection parameters first, then fine-tune the micro-motion detection settings.
  4. It is designed for indoor use only and should not be used outdoors.
  5. Avoid installing it on metal surfaces or near air conditioning, fans, or curtains.

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FAQ

Q: What kind of device is it, and what benefits does it offer?

A: This sensor detects movement and static presence, surpassing traditional PIR sensors. It provides accurate human presence detection, even capturing subtle changes caused by breathing. This minimizes false alarms and enhances reliability.

Q: Is it made by Tuya?

A: No, but it’s developed in partnership with Tuya, using their app and cloud services.

Q: What are the necessary conditions for using it?

A: You’ll need:

• A smartphone to install the app.
• A 2.4GHz WiFi network with a router that is always online.

Q: How do I know my WiFi router has 2.4GHz?

A: Check the router’s nameplate for frequency details. If necessary, enable 2.4GHz in the router settings.

Q: Can I control it via mobile networks?

A: Yes, as long as your phone can access the Internet, you can control the sensor through the app.

Q: What should I pay attention to during installation?

A: Ensure a strong WiFi signal, avoid metal surfaces, and ensure the sensor is installed in a cone-shaped detection area of 6 meters and 90°.

Q: Is it using ESP series chips?

A: No, it no longer includes ESP series chips.

Q: What kind of power adapter should I choose?

A: Any 5V/1A adapter will work. You can also use adapters with higher power ratings.

Q: Can multiple people use it?

A: Yes. Share the app with friends and family or create a virtual home for shared access.

Q: What should I do if configuration fails?

A: Follow these steps:

1. Ensure the sensor is powered and the indicator is in fast-flashing mode.
2. Confirm your phone is connected to a 2.4GHz WiFi network.
3. Enable Bluetooth and GPS on your phone.
4. Verify your router’s connectivity and settings.
5. If issues persist, reset the device and use AP mode for setup.

Q: Does it support third-party smart speakers like Alexa or Google Home?

A: No, the sensor’s complex configuration does not support third-party speakers.

Q: How to adjust parameters to reduce false alarms?

A: Start by tweaking the “Motion Detection Settings,” test the adjustments, and then refine the “Micro-Motion Detection Settings.”

Q: How long is the power cable?

A: The 200cm USB-to-Micro-USB cable is standard. Future versions may use USB-to-Type-C.