Tuya WiFi Zigbee PIR Motion Sensor Smart Home Human Body Infrared Detector Security Smart Life Works With Alexa Google Home

Be careful. This link is wifi and zigbee versions, please do not choose wrong.

Aboute Zigbee Version
1. The Zigbee Version Sensor uses the Zigbee protocol and cannot be linked to WiFi.
2. The Zigbee Version Sensor require Tuya Zigbee Hub or Tuya Multi-mode gateway. Other gateways are not supported.
3. Creating Routes on Alexa is not supported.
4. The Zigbee Version sensors can be linked to Alexa with Zigbee Hub(Echo 4th Generation/Echo Plus/Echo Show 10 (all models except 1st Generation)/Echo Studio).
5. The battery is not included in the package.

About WiFi Version
1. The WiFi Version Sensor connnect to WiFi 2.4GHz, Do not need hub.
2. Creating Routes on Alexa is not supported.
3. The battery is not included in the package.

About Monitoring Principles

1. The sensor uses infrared background radiation as the inspection principle

2. During installation, it is necessary to avoid direct sunlight and other heat sources, as they may interfere with the inspection results.

3. It can only check the changes in background radiation and cannot monitor the movement of background radiation

4. In order to avoid duplicate alarms, we made logical judgments internally:

–a. If the previous state is “no one state”, upon detecting someone, immediately report an alarm and set the state to “Human status”. At the same time, turn on the 30 second “Human status countdown” timer, and do not check again before the timer ends.

–b. If “Human status countdown” timer stop ,if there is still someone present, restart “Human status countdown” timer for 30 seconds.

–c. If “Human status countdown” timer stop ,If it remains no nobody for 10 seconds, the sensor sets the status to “no one state” and reports the information.

So it is incorrect to test immediately by waving your arms after the configuration is completed.

The correct testing method should be to completely leave the sensor for at least 40 seconds before reappearing within the sensor's detection range.