The 24GHz mmWave radar detects a person even when they are only sitting, reading, or watching television. Automations can therefore respond more precisely than with a standard PIR motion sensor.
Set up to 7 independent detection zones and define areas that should be excluded from detection. The self-learning function helps reduce false alarms caused by permanent sources of interference.
Thanks to its magnetic base, the compact sensor can be placed on a wall, ceiling, or flat surface. 5 V power via USB-C makes installation in the desired location easier.
The smart SONOFF SNZB-06P24 presence sensor uses a 24GHz mmWave radar that, unlike standard PIR sensors, does not react only to movement. It can also detect a person's presence during subtle movements, such as reading, working at a desk, or watching television. This helps keep the light or other connected devices switched on automatically as long as the room is actually occupied.
Thanks to 7 independent detection zones, the detection area can be configured precisely according to the room layout, while areas that could trigger unwanted automations can be excluded. The self-learning function analyzes constant sources of interference and helps reduce false alarms. The built-in light sensor enables smart scenarios, such as switching on the light only when presence is detected and the ambient light level is low.
The compact white design with a magnetic base allows installation on a wall, ceiling, or flat surface. The sensor communicates via ZigBee 3.0 and is intended for use with a compatible ZigBee gateway. It supports the eWeLink app and Zigbee2MQTT; when used with a compatible SONOFF gateway featuring Matter Bridge functionality, it can also be integrated into Apple Home.
