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Product number | 756480 | |
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Manufacturer code | 1EM109901000 | |
Brand | EVE | |
Warranty | 5 years | |
Processing of your defect | Via Coolblue |
Protocol | Bluetooth, WiFi | |
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Detection range (angle) | 120 ° | |
Maximum recognition distance | 9 m | |
Controls via app | ||
Controlled via Apple app | ||
Controlled via Android app | ||
Smart home platform | Apple HomeKit |
Height | 8 cm | |
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Width | 8 cm | |
Depth | 3,2 cm | |
Weight | 375 g | |
Color | White | |
Material | Plastic |
According to our motion sensor expert
The sensor is suitable for Apple's HomeKit; ask SIRI to display the current information or to switch devices on or off.
The sensor works on batteries, so you can place it wirelessly anywhere in the house.
To read and operate the sensor outdoors, you need an Apple TV.
There is only an app available for iOS.
The Eve Motion is part of the Eve family. The infrared sensor has a range of 120 degrees and detects up to 9 meters away. As soon as you (or 1 of your family members) come in, the sensor signals the other Eve devices, for example. The sensor has a response time of 2 seconds. You can easily see all information via the app (iOS) on your smartphone. The Eve series is compatible with Apple HomeKit, so you can connect all connected devices to each other. The sensor works on 2 AA batteries.
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Wanted to use this sensor in combination with Philips Hue lamps and Apple Homekit, after first trying a Philips Motion sensor. Exchanged it for this Eve motion because it works with Homekit. However, this is the only advantage. After installation, which was inconvenient due to the lack of a screw or other hanging material (it only has a hole in it to hang it from somewhere). Yes, it 'works' with Apple Homekit, but that's all. You can set the Hue lamps to switch on when there is movement, but they no longer switch off automatically, this is a requirement if you want to automate your lighting in the hall, for example. The Philips Motion sensor, which is also slightly cheaper, does not work with Apple Homekit, but if you want to use it purely to control lamps in your hall, for example, you should definitely purchase the Philips motion sensor. This one has more settings via the Hue app, so you don't need Homekit.
Michael
29 March 2017
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Great and smart device. I didn't know beforehand that your iPad could be used as a HUB, so you don't have to buy an Apple TV.
Jaap Kruithof
27 April 2017
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Works great if you have an iPad or Apple TV at home. very easy to set up and use.
Soreyn
11 April 2019
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