
A five-year-battery PIR for corridors and store rooms, where motion is all you need.
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A conventional PIR motion sensor with an unusually long battery life, and the correct choice for spaces people pass through rather than sit in. Corridors, stairwells, store rooms, laundry areas and guest bathrooms are where it belongs. Understand what a PIR does before fitting one: it detects a change in infrared across its field of view, which means it sees movement, not people. Sit still on a majlis sofa for four minutes and the lights go out, because from the sensor's point of view the room emptied. For any room where people sit, buy the FP1E or the FP2 instead. Within its proper use the P1 is excellent. Two coin cells give a claimed five years, the detection interval is adjustable from one second upwards so a corridor light can react instantly rather than on a stock thirty second delay, and it covers roughly seven metres across a 170 degree arc. It is Zigbee, so an Aqara hub is required. Mounting is a magnetic ball base on adhesive, which lets you angle it down a corridor properly instead of accepting whatever the ceiling gives you.
Model P1
| Protocol | Zigbee 3.0 |
| Hub required | Yes, an Aqara hub |
| Sensing type | Passive infrared, detects movement only |
| Detection range | Approximately 7m across a 170 degree arc |
| Power | Two CR2450 coin cells, manufacturer rated up to five years |
| Detection interval | Adjustable from 1 second, so lights can react immediately |
| Mounting | Magnetic ball base on adhesive, angle adjustable |
| Works with | Apple Home, Alexa, Google Home, Aqara Home via hub |
Fit these in villa corridors, staircases, store rooms and maid's rooms, where the lights should come on as someone enters and go off shortly after. Avoid pointing a PIR at a window with direct afternoon sun or at an AC vent, because a fast temperature swing across the lens is exactly what a passive infrared sensor is built to notice and both will trigger false detections. In Dubai that matters more than in cooler climates: a west-facing corridor window and a hard-blowing split unit are both common. For any majlis, living room, study or bedroom, this is the wrong sensor and a presence sensor is the right one.
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