Description
Aqara PS-S02D Smart Home Presence Sensor FP2 with Zone Positioning
SPECS: • Zone positioning – offers significant advantages over traditional PIR infrared motion sensors by using a single radar sensor to monitor rooms up to 430 sq. ft. and dividing them into up to 30 zones, such as sofa, bed, or desktop; can set up individual automation for each zone; it’s as if you are using several PIR motion sensors simultaneously but using just 1 Presence Sensor FP2;• Multi-person detection – up to 5 target people can be detected simultaneously, ideal for multi-occupant homes, enabling automation and energy management based on room presence;• AI person detection – filters out interferences like robot vacuums, pets, and moving toys for reliable detection;• AI sleep detection – provides real-time tracking of heart and respiratory rates, along with historical reports for deeper insights into sleep quality; no need for wearables;• Ultra-high precision – privacy and detection accuracy are taken into consideration; capable of recognizing non-inductive signal detection without collecting real images; millimeter-wave radar technology is more stable than infrared sensor detection, even when you’re sitting or sleeping;• Control other devices via HomeKit(R), Alexa(R), Google Home(TM), etc. – you can integrate the sensor easily without requiring a hub;• Fall detection and alerts – when someone in a room falls, the FP2 can detect and notify you; no need to wear any devices or install a camera; range is a circle with a radius of 6.56 ft. and the accuracy of fall detection is >98%; recommended installation height is 8.2 ft. to 9.18 ft. ;• Built-in light sensor – fully functional light detection sensor in the Aqara(R) ecosystem; lighting automation becomes much more flexible and enjoyable; built-in light sensor also allows for advanced darkness-based home automation;• Includes 2 metal plates, 2 stickers, screw kit, USB-C(R) to USB-A cable, and user manual;
WARRANTY: 1 YEAR
Is this Item Returnable? (Y/N): Y
Is this Item Refurbished? (Y/N): N
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