Lux sensor zigbee

Pair directly with Hubitat no Hue bridge required. Fast reaction on motion. The above would be my recommendation if you want something outdoor rated. The only two other products I'm aware of are the Sensative Strips Comfort temperature and lux; not cheap and no replaceable battery, lux sensor zigbee, even though it's supposed to last a long time and lux sensor zigbee Zooz ZSE29 motion and lux; I think this one reports actual lux rack garment I know their indoor 4-in-1 reports percentages and isn't super-useful for some thresholds.

As the title says. Are there any budget light lux sensors about 20 - 25 euros preferably zigbee that work locally on smartthings? The only lux sensor I know of that might have a local operation is the Sensative zwave strip. So not local at this time. The Aqara light sensor and the hue multi sensor are other zigbee multi sensors that work with smartthings, but also require custom code.

Lux sensor zigbee

I want to use the Aqara Motion Sensor including illuminance sensor to control my lights. The general setup is working fine and all motions and the illuminance are reported to openhab and furthermore to my items. This value reported in my setup is usually between 0 and 1, even if it is bright. Only if the sun is very shiny, the value is approx 8. Please can somebody tell me which values are reported to you or if its somehow possible to adjust the sensitivity. Maybe chris or kubawolanin can help out here? Thanks in advance. I am using zigbee2mqtt. So I went into the room to trigger the occupancy sensor, and it then reported the illuminance down to 6. I have several of these sensors. Two are used as night light sensors, to turn on some lights dimly at night for several minutes. This has given me some false alerts unfortunately. Thanks for your answer As far as I know there are just two versions available of the Aqara Motion Sensor. So I guess you have exactly the same sensor. That means for you the illuminance sensor is working properly.

I too tried to connect it there but without success, because Xiaomi light sensor are not supported by Phoscon App actually. RF to communicate with the inside base unit. And if you run a smart home, the collection of zigbee wireless smart lux sensor will enhance your protection against fires, thieves, lux sensor zigbee, and unwanted intruders.

I am looking for zigbee light sensors. I don't care of there are other sensors attached but light lux is required. I've found a number of posts here in the community forums but the sensors that I've tried to find seem to not be around anymore. The only current name brand Zigbee sensor I'm aware of that includes Lux are both the indoor and outdoor Philips Hue motion sensors. It does have some limitations on lux reporting frequency 5 minutes, not adjustable , but they are dependable and accurate.

Is there any nice lux reading sensor for outdoors? I have a weather station that have almost everything but one thing it does not have is read how bright it is outside. I was thinking it can be fun to read Lux and maybe even UV. I have Mhz,Zigbee,Z-wave and wifi connect to my Home assistant. This gives a decent lux reading. ATG rooftop data washington. HA is awesome for integrating this DIY stuff. Personally I use a Zooz 4-in-1 ZWave sensor on my front porch. I have 2 of them : Hue Outdoor sensor Philips Hue philips-hue.

Lux sensor zigbee

As the title says. Are there any budget light lux sensors about 20 - 25 euros preferably zigbee that work locally on smartthings? The only lux sensor I know of that might have a local operation is the Sensative zwave strip. So not local at this time.

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The Zooz 4-in-1 technically has one too, but I don't find it great for this application. Sorry, something went wrong. I know you were looking for hub-less. Btw they said that 2 months ago we would get some real transparency for whats to follow but after 2 months and still nothing. RF to communicate with the inside base unit. I don't care of there are other sensors attached but light lux is required. If there is one, can you let us know what it is? No additional hardware needed. Download the SmartThings App. Response to changing light is usually under a minute.

Anyone have any recommendations? The Xiaomi Mijia light sensor is rather nice. Compact, clean, and long battery life.

Or are you connecting to it through WiFi you mention pushing the data? I cannot say for sure, but this light sensor might be one if you want to give it a shot. A lot of those are really only useful for about 50 m around the particular weather information source. I too tried to connect it there but without success, because Xiaomi light sensor are not supported by Phoscon App actually. Thanks Mike. I know they made a lot of feature additions. You can ask in the community and I'm sure you'll get feedback. Declankh November 23, , am 6. Thank you. As the title says. Very happy with it, and inexpensive. About products and suppliers: Spend your day in peace knowing your home is secure with zigbee wireless smart lux sensor from Alibaba.