Brand | Eve |
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Color | White |
Power Source | Corded Electric |
Item Weight | 0.19 Pounds |
Maximum Range | 30 Feet |
Mounting Type | Wall Mount |
Number of Batteries | 2 AA batteries required. (included) |
Manufacturer | Eve Systems LLC |
Part Number | 10027806 |
Item Weight | 3.04 ounces |
Product Dimensions | 3 x 1.5 x 3 inches |
Item model number | 10027806 |
Batteries | 2 AA batteries required. (included) |
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
Style | Eve Motion |
Item Package Quantity | 1 |
Included Components | Hang Tap, AA battery (2), Booklet Safety Instructions, sticker (4), Eve Motion, Quick Start Guide |
Batteries Included? | Yes |
Batteries Required? | Yes |
Battery Cell Type | Alkaline |
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Eve Motion - Apple HomeKit Smart Home Motion Sensor for Triggering Accessories and Scenes (Not Thread Enabled)
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Brand | Eve |
Color | White |
Power Source | Corded Electric |
Item Weight | 0.19 Pounds |
Maximum Range | 30 Feet |
About this item
- Automatically set scenes and control connected lights and accessories via your presence
- Stay informed by receiving notifications when movement is detected, courtesy of your home hub (Apple TV, HomePod, HomePod mini)
- HomeKit-enabled: Unparalleled ease of use and advanced security; get up and running in a flash with quick & easy set up and no need for a bridge or gateway
- Enjoy the highest data privacy: no Eve cloud, no registration, no profiling
- Technical data: Reaction time of two seconds, field of view: 120°, distance: 9 m / 30 ft. max at 2 m / 6.5 ft. mounting height, IPX3 water resistance
- ** This version is not supported by Thread **
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Eve Motion - Wireless Motion Sensor (HomeKit)
Automatically control connected accessories via your presence - without bridge or gateway.
Let your presence bring your home to life, and know of activity as it’s happening. Automatically trigger scenes and accessories as you enter or exit a room. Receive notifications when movement is detected. And be alerted while you’re out and about, courtesy of your ever-present home hub. Leveraging the power of revolutionary Apple HomeKit technology, Eve Motion connects directly to your iPhone or iPad via Bluetooth low energy technology.
- Be informed: receive notifications when movement is detected, courtesy of your home hub
- Indoor and outdoor
- HomeKit-enabled: unparalleled ease of use and advanced security
- Truly wireless: powered by long-lasting, replaceable batteries
- Easy setup: direct connection via Bluetooth low energy technology – no bridge or gateway required
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Never fumble for switches again.Activate your lights, media center, or any other connected devices - all at once - simply by setting foot inside your room. |
Monitor while you're away.No one home? If movement is detected while you and your loved ones are out, your home hub will ensure that you receive a notification. |
Cover any space.Eve Motion is comfortable both indoors and out. A 120-degree field of view spanning 9 meters of range gives you plenty of room to play with. And truly wireless operation permits total freedom of placement. |
Motion: detected - Lights: on
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Description | Smart Plug & Power Meter | Indoor Air Quality Monitor | Portable Smart LED Lamp | Smart LED Strip | Wireless Contact Sensor | Wireless Motion Sensor |
Features | Built-in schedules, power meter, onboard power button | Precision VOC, temperature & humidity sensors, e-ink display, built-in rechargeable battery, aluminum frame | Indoor/outdoor, wireless charging base, onboard button, carry handle, IP65 water resistance | 1800 lumens, full-spectrum white & millions of colors, 6.6 ft extendable up to 32.8 ft | Discreet design, included mounting spacers | Indoor/outdoor, infrared sensor with 120º field of view, 30 ft max range, 2-second reaction time, IPX3 water resistance |
Direct Connection (No Bridge Necessary) | Switch on/off a lamp, fan, etc. via app or Siri, set schedules | View indoor air quality & comfort levels, record measurements | Invigorate any space with millions of colors, control via app or Siri | Accentuate design and décor with colorful ambient light, control via app or Siri | Check the open/closed status of a door or window, record activity | Trigger HomeKit-enabled accessories & scenes via presence (Apple home hub recommended) |
With Home Hub (Apple TV or HomePod) | Control while away from home, automate | View measurements while away from home, trigger automations | Control while away from home, automate | Control while away from home, automate | Get activity notifications while away from home, trigger automations | Get motion detection notifications while away from home, trigger automations |
Works great in scenes & automations with: | Eve Motion, Eve Door & Window, Eve Room, Eve Light Strip, Eve Flare, Eve Light Switch | Eve Energy | Eve Energy, Eve Light Strip, Eve Light Switch | Eve Energy, Eve Flare, Eve Light Switch | Eve Energy | Eve Energy, Eve Light Strip, Eve Flare, Eve Light Switch |
Specifications | Type B sockets, Type A & B appliances | Operating Range: 32°F - 122°F, 5% - 95% humidity, Accuracy: Typical ± 0.54°F Typical ± 3% humidity, Display: E-ink ~ 200 x 200 pixels | Light: Built-in 90 lm LED, Operating Range: 32° - 104° F, 0% - 80% Humidity, IP65 Water Resistance | Luminous flux: 1800 lm (3.3 ft at 4200K) LED architecture: Triple-diode with full-spectrum white and color | Easy DIY installation, Self-adhesive, completely wireless, long lasting battery | 2 seconds reaction time, field of view: 120, distance: 30 ft. max at 6.5 ft. mounting height, 0°F - 130°F), IPX3 water resistance |
Power Source | Input / Output: AC 100-240 V, 50/60 Hz; max. 15 A / 1800 W | Built-in micro USB-rechargeable battery: 6+ weeks | Built-in wireless rechargeable battery (via charging base): 6+ hours Energy Efficiency Class: A++ - A | Input: AC 100-240 V, 50/60 Hz Output: DC 24 V, 24 W | 1x ER14250 Replaceable Battery | 2x AA Replaceable Batteries |
Wireless Connection | Bluetooth Low Energy, Thread | Bluetooth Low Energy | Bluetooth Low Energy | Wi-Fi | Bluetooth Low Energy, Thread | Bluetooth Low Energy |
Requirements | iPhone or iPad with iOS/iPadOS 14 or later | iPhone or iPad with iOS/iPadOS 14 or later | iPhone or iPad with iOS/iPadOS 14 or later | iPhone or iPad with iOS/iPadOS 14 or later; Wi-Fi network (2.4 GHz 802.11b/g/n) | iPhone or iPad with iOS/iPadOS 14 or later | iPhone or iPad with iOS/iPadOS 14 or later |
Wi-Fi Network Setting | Router & iPhone must be using the same 2.4 gigahertz band to add Eve Light Strip. The DHCP function must be activated on the router. Authentication via MAC addresses must be deactivated. |
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ASIN | B01MAV39M8 |
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Customer Reviews |
4.3 out of 5 stars |
Best Sellers Rank | #477 in Motion Detectors (Electronics) |
Date First Available | October 21, 2016 |
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Let your presence bring your home to life. Eve Motion detects movement, allowing you to automatically set scenes and control your connected accessories when you enter or exit a room. Taking advantage of Apple's revolutionary HomeKit technology, Eve offers unparalleled ease of use, advanced security, and tight integration with Siri. Eve Motion connects directly to your iPhone or iPad using Bluetooth low energy technology, without requiring a hub, gateway or bridge.
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power source | Corded Electric | Corded Electric | Battery Powered | Battery Powered | Battery Powered |
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weight | 0.19 pounds | 0.28 pounds | 0.17 pounds | 1.63 pounds | 1.26 pounds |
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Customers like the ease of setup of the motion detector device. They say it's easy to install both the device and apps. They also say the HomeKit pairing process is straightforward. However, some customers have reported issues with the response time, saying it'll take 3-4 seconds before the lights come on. Customers also differ on performance and notifications.
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Customers find the setup of the motion detector device to be easy. They say the product itself is easy to setup and use, the installation process is straightforward, and the software integration is great. They also mention that the HomeKit pairing process is simple.
"Purchased for security at a vacation home while I was away. set up with app is easy but it doesn’t communicate with the app unless you are close..." Read more
"...The product itself is easy to setup and use...." Read more
"...The HomeKit pairing process is very straightforward in the Eve app. Once paired, the sensor offers low, medium, and high sensitivity options...." Read more
"...Am using the latest Apple TV box as the hub. Setup was easy...." Read more
Customers have mixed opinions about the performance of the motion detector device. Some say that the notifications work very well, are sleek, and work beautifully with HomeKit. Others however, say that it fails fairly often, is unreliable, and has intermittent operation.
"...I'm giving Eve Motion 5 stars because it works great, it's Apple's Homekit that's the problem." Read more
"...The build quality is not perfect: specifically the sensor lens was very easy to push out of place, which could only be fixed by taking the unit..." Read more
"...After playing with this for a day, under IOS 10.2, the Homekit notifications work really well, except for one scenario...." Read more
"...Pros: very solid and versatile app, device has worked reliably, sensitivity and duration settings, trigger events on sensing and when sensing..." Read more
Customers have mixed opinions about the notifications provided by the motion detector device. Some find it very sensitive to detect motion, and consistently detects motion at varying distances. They also say it's a reliable HomeKit motion sensor, and works well. However, other customers report that the device does not alert when movement is detected, and the detecting of movement is not always immediate.
"...Onvis also reacts quickly and sees fairly far, but ours had to be moved closer to the hub (AppleTV) to work consistently." Read more
"...solid and versatile app, device has worked reliably, sensitivity and duration settings, trigger events on sensing and when sensing ends...." Read more
"...If the Apple TV goes asleep, the current Homekit notifications do not wake it up...." Read more
"...During my testing, the sensor consistently detected motion at varying distances including beyond the stated range of 27 feet...." Read more
Customers are dissatisfied with the response time of the motion detector device. They mention that it is slow to respond, the latency on the sensor is quite high, and the delay between motion being detected and rules being triggered is long. They are also disappointed that the settings don't take instantaneously and that downloading history takes a few seconds.
"...confusing and difficult to use, and as a result it took far longer to program than it should have...." Read more
"...So as of now, the 5-7 second response lag and other erratic behaviors I'm seeing are most likely attributable to issues within the HomeKit..." Read more
"This sensor does NOT function as advertised. The delay between motion being detected and rules being triggered is WAY longer than the advertised 2..." Read more
"...Onvis also reacts quickly and sees fairly far, but ours had to be moved closer to the hub (AppleTV) to work consistently." Read more
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On a quest to get my home fully enabled with “smart” technology, I purchased my latest accessory the Eve Motion. I currently own the Eve Light Switch (Siri enabled light switch for my bedroom lights) and the Eve Energy (smart wall outlet adapter which I used for my Christmas tree lights schedule this last holiday season) and loved them, so I was looking forward to using the Eve Motion.
Initially I purchased the product with a primary use case and intention of notifying me on my phone if our garage door was opened. We have young kids who have found the garage door opener more than a few times in the house and have “accidentally” opened the garage without us knowing. I figured this would be a good way to get notified when the door was opened when it was not suppose to be.
Pairing the Eve Motion to the Eve App was just as simple as the other 2 Eve products. You snap a pic of the built-in QR code and then it automatically pairs. All my eve products show up nicely in the single App and I can configure them this way. I forgot that you had to go into the Apple Home iOS App to enable push notifications for the Eve and stumbled a bit on figuring this out (The Eve website reminded me that when I did a quick search).
The product has 2 nice screw holes on the back and is very light weight, so I mounted it in the garage in a good location to catch the door opening. I think it is so light weight you could actually just hold it with Velcro, if you didn’t want to drill holes in the wall to mount it.
I ran into a snag with this plan. Our garage is detached from the home and does not get Bluetooth range to it. Therefore while the Eve Motion was detecting the motion of the garage opening it, my iPhone was not able to get notifications.
I decided to go to a backup use case and to place the Eve Motion in the house outside the 2 kids rooms. That way when they wake up in the middle of the night, to either go to the bathroom, try to get into the sweets, or go watch their iPads way before they should be up, I will get notified. As soon as I brought the Eve Motion in the house and it was in range of Bluetooth, all the push notifications started occurring.
I am very pleased with this product am glad I found a secondary use case for it!
- The build quality is not perfect: specifically the sensor lens was very easy to push out of place, which could only be fixed by taking the unit apart and pushing it back where it belongs. Not a dealbreaker but I expect better for $49.95
- The associated Eve iOS app could use some improvement. It does everything it's supposed to do but the user interface is unnecessarily confusing and difficult to use, and as a result it took far longer to program than it should have. For comparison check out the iDevices app which is used to program their HomeKit products. Has largely the same functionality and is a breeze to use.
- This may be an issue for Apple to address rather than Elgato, but this product cannot be fully programmed using the current version of the iOS Home app and you must use the Elgato Eve app, which is fine except for the UI issue mentioned above. The problem is that the iOS Home app currently only lets you indicate that motion has been detected (for example, to turn a light on) but does not let you indicate a "clear" status to turn the light off again.
- The sensor uses AA batteries instead of a built-in rechargeable one, which may or may not be an issue depending on how long they last. The relatively new low-power Bluetooth standard is used, but if the batteries don't last many months then a built-in rechargeable battery would be appreciated. A built-in battery would also allow for a slimmer housing - as it happens the only reason the housing is as thick as it is is to accommodate the AA batteries.
That said, if you're in the market for a HomeKit motion sensor I recommend this one. I don't think there are any other HomeKit motion sensors available yet, but once they start coming out this will be the one to beat.
Onvis and hue also worked well. I'd pick this one for a large room if you're within bluetooth range. I'd pick hue for a smaller room or if you want it hidden. I'd also pick hue if you're having bluetooth signal issues. Onvis also reacts quickly and sees fairly far, but ours had to be moved closer to the hub (AppleTV) to work consistently.
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Reviewed in Mexico on March 15, 2019
My HomeKit deployment uses AppleTV 4 as the hub and is about 30 ft away from the sensor. Out of the box, it worked well. You have to use the Eve app to configure the sensitivity and "timeout" setting. You then configure an ON rule and OFF rule for when motion stops being detected -- these rules then show up in the iOS Home app but aren't fully editable, you have to manage it in Eve.
Worked fine until night when I told Siri to turn off all the lights. Coincidence or not, the sensor stopped detecting motion (according to the app) and I had to reset the sensor. It's been working for about 6 hours now and I'll update if it happens again. Hopefully that was just a small, technical glitch. Oh, the delay from sense to ON is approximately 3-seconds for me.
I also have a Harmony Hub installed and lots of SmartThings on the way. IF you are simply looking to motion control your Lutron Caseta system, you can use a Harmony Hub, SmartThings, Wink, etc. and leverage other (cheaper) sensors. If you want Siri/HomeKit, then this is the only option right now. Philips Hue has a sensor but doesn't directly work with HomeKit.
Finally, I also have a Google Home and while it has better integration options (direct, IFTTT, etc), all the processing is done through the Cloud whether I like it or not. HomeKit at least gives you a centralized control mechanism able to be used offline (sans Siri voice). If you go Google Home, you'd have to decide on some sort of third-party hub and rely on their app to interface with your automations.
Good luck on your home automation journey!