Presence Sensor FP2, mmWave Radar Wired Smart Motion Sensor, Zone Positioning, Multi-Person & Fall Detection, Supports HomeKit, Alexa, Google Home, and Home Assistant, 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi Required

This product is absolutely amazing. I love having the ability to set multiple zones and each having different routines/automations. It is very easy to use and not having to worry about batteries is a major plus. If it's this good now, I can't wait to see the company's future products. Well worth the price! Update, still works very well. Once in awhile it has detection issues where one person won't be detected. I would like to see a microwave sensor that would really add functionality. With this one sensor I was able to remove 4 motion sensors. I can't wait to see the next version of this amazing sensor. No batteries required+++

I've been incredibly excited for this to come out. I was able to purchase an FP1 model from Alibaba a few months back, which was never sold in the US, and it had promise but the motion detection capabilities were very lacking. I had to pair it with an Aqara motion sensor to get the best results. So when they talked about this version I was excited to see the updates made. Overall I really like this product but be warned, it's not perfect and definitely needs to be tweaked, hopefully future software updates will fix some of the things I ran into when setting it up. You really need to set up your zones in the Aqara app before you start messing with it in Homekit. I was able to purchase 2 of these, one for my kitchen/living room and the other in my master bathroom to replace the FP1 and Aqara motion sensor. For the kitchen one I've set up 4 total zones to control my Homekit devices, the main one being in the kitchen where I have 2 NanoLeaf lightstrips under my cabinets. When you walk into the kitchen the lights will turn on and when you walk out they'll turn off. Took a bit of time to get the zones worked out correctly but after messing with it I was able to get a good result. It's not perfect as it sometimes doesn't register that you've entered the kitchen or left but I'd say since tweaking everything in the beginning it works 90-95% of the time as I'd expect. In the master bathroom I set up 4 zones with 2 primarily being used to control devices. The bathroom area turns on the main lights from my Meross dimmer switch and the shower area turns on the shower light and shower fan with both regular Meross switches. Initial placement didn't work out very well as the bathroom mirror seems to mess with the sensor so I moved it to be over the mirror to get it out of the sensor's view and that seems to have fixed a lot of the initial issues I was having. The glass shower door seems to mess with it a little bit but overall like the kitchen one it's working 90-95% of the time as I would hope. I think after some more software updates this will be even better over time. The motion sensing actually works really well when it's functioning properly. It's incredibly fast, even faster than the regular Aqara motion sensors. The design of the FP2 is better than the FP1 as it's flatter and you can remove the cord from the sensor itself which uses USB C. The mount is very smart in my opinion as it is magnetic. So you get an adhesive sticker that you put the included metal disk on and your sensor sticks to the magnet which makes it so much more convenient to take off if needed. All in all I'm happy with the purchase but I will say it's a bit overpriced. I was hoping for this to cost around $50 so when I saw $82.99 I was in shock, thankfully at launch they did have a 15% coupon that helped a bit but I'd say if you can wait I'd wait for the price to drop a bit.

Tldr: not that you have a choice since this is backordered, but don't buy this yet. Update 2: after the new firmware update I was excited to see what would happen. It's garbage. Plain and simple. They made the tracking distance 1 meter, which means when someone is walking next to you they steal the tracking. This thing is useless if you live with anyone....including plants, pets, people, TV's, fans, shiny countertops, tile, windows, or doors that open and close. All cause horrible interference, and you cannot simply mark out those places on the map. Aqara is already removing promised features from their website. Don't buy from companies that push products before they are even close to ready...it's embarrassing. Update as this might save someone days of their life: it might work in the future but currently if you tilt this device at all the results aren't good. My best results are 6 feet off the ground and completely horizontal. If you have one of these play with the placement as much as you can before you automate around it. Some places worked initially but degraded over a few days. Increased one star now that I have found a good placement. Will update more as errors get resolved with ota. I've played with the fp2 for 4 days now almost continuously. It's not ready, not even close. The app is horrible. It is slow and locks up all of the time. It's not only not updating my location in the app, sometimes if it is detecting me at all I just fall off of the radar standing 6 feet in front of it. I check in home assistant and I'm not in the zone I'm standing in. Clear view of sight, 6 feet away. This isn't ok. Setting up the devices was also a nightmare. I'm on an Samsung phone (s23) so maybe that had something to do with it but it took over 3 hours to set up both devices (the first time). Constant errors, even though everything was correct. The solution was the just keep trying...tried about 20 times in a row. Also, Bluetooth isnt showing up as a binding option 99% of the time, which is a shame because it works instantly when it comes up. Which brings me to another point...if you remove this device from home assistant, it never resends the homekit info. You have to remove the device from aqara and the readd it. Again...another headache getting everything reconnected. I bought these for the zone detection, which works great when it works and is abysmal other times. I could have achieved my goals quite well with cheaper sensors but the posture detection was an added benefit that I was looking forward to. If aqara launched it like this I don't have much hope. And that brings me to the most frustrating part of this...it was working flawlessly 2 days ago and not skipping a beat. And over the course of two days it started putting me in the wrong locations and only detecting me randomly. At the time of writing this it isn't detecting anything at all and there are 3 of us and a large dog in the room. No the sensor hasn't moved. Hasn't drifted or anything like that. Nothing has changed. There are so many other things that I've found that should have never made it past production. Most of this is bad programming. No clue if the hardware is to blame.

Got the products next day. Able to set up the system with few minutes. Aqara pressed Sensor FO2 able identify fall accurately. Hope there is a system to call a phone number when it detect a fall or movement in a room. After installing it, I came to learn this is not at all effective system for any thing. This never generate alarm to check for anything. Not able use as monitoring to identify a fall because the system do not have provision for alerting. Who need system where you have observe 24 hrs to identify a fall. If you are going to install on ceiling where you get your power source? If you don’t have a power source in the ceiling you need to spend lot money to install a power plug to power it.

one word Awesome. Completely changes everything. Meets and exceeds my expectations. Aqara have produced one hell of a sensor. The Lux sensor alone, is the fastest I’ve ever used. And that alone would be enough reason for me to buy more. I have two of the original FP1 sensors, which I’m currently using and both have been faultless. Once setup properly. But have been slow to detect presence. So still need a additional sensor to speed up motion detection and detect Lux levels. Absolutely not the case with the FP2’s presence sensing and its ability to zone a room. The down sides. The WiFi 2.4ghz only. Which makes it tricky to initially setup if your mesh router can’t split the networks. So if your a sole android user. This could cause a problem. As a IOS user and HomeKit user I had no such problem. But the Aqare iOS app when used with this sensor is extremely slow to display the current position of presence. Which gives the end user the belief that it’s not working as expected. But when you switch over to the android app. Positioning updates of presence update in real time. So obviously a bug with the IOS app. Home assistant. HomeKit integration works perfectly. I was aware that the sensor doesn’t currently work with GH and can’t be exposed to GH via home assistant. But that’s easy to get around with a few helpers and exposing the helpers to GH if needed. I will absolutely be buying more when available

Je suis très satisfait de l’Aqara FP2, notamment grâce à son excellente intégration avec Home Assistant via HomeKit. La configuration est simple et les zones de détection définies dans l’application Aqara fonctionnent de manière fluide pour détecter l’occupation. Le capteur est très précis, et il s’intègre parfaitement dans des projets domotiques avancés. Cependant, il y a quelques points à améliorer. Par exemple, il n’est pas possible de récupérer le nombre exact de personnes occupant une zone, ce qui pourrait être une fonctionnalité utile pour optimiser les automatisations basées sur la présence multiple. En outre, il est important de noter que ce capteur nécessite une alimentation continue, ce qui peut parfois rendre son intégration plus complexe si l’on souhaite éviter les câbles apparents. C’est un point à prendre en considération lors de l’installation, notamment dans les espaces où l’esthétique est importante. Aussi, les différents modes de détection (détection classique, détection de chute, et analyse sommeil) ne sont pas combinables et fonctionnent séparément. Bien que chaque mode soit efficace dans son propre contexte, pouvoir les utiliser simultanément serait un réel avantage. Malgré ces quelques limitations, c’est un excellent produit pour ceux qui recherchent une solution avancée de détection de présence et d’occupation. Je recommande vivement cet appareil pour sa fiabilité et son efficacité, surtout pour les utilisateurs avancés en domotique.

Ik ga deze melder gebruiken om enkele ruimtes die met elkaar verbonden zijn in één keer goed te in kaart te brengen (met een Aqara hub) en zo de verlichting slim te kunnen schakelen. Ben benieuwd of dit goed gaat lukken maar na het zien van wat Youtube videos zal ik probleemloos moeten gaan. Mocht het toch niet helemaal gaan zoals ik wil dan is het een optie om eventueel nog een te bestellen en die toe te voegen.

Eins vorweg, dieser Sensor ist Top 👍, wenn man erstmal verstanden hat wie man alles einstellt, dann ist der Sensor eine Bereicherung 1. Der erste ist in der Küche und mit Homeassistent verbunden um komplexere Automationen mit fallback und Rückkehr Funktionen durchzuführen was wirklich sehr zuverlässig funktioniert momentan sind wir fünf Personen (Besuch über zwei Wochen) alle gehen kreuz und quer durch diesen Raum trotzdem hält er immer die letzte Person in dem Raum wichtig ist Kanten zu nehmen um den Raum und Arbeitsfläche, so entsteht auch kein ghosting, der Sensor entscheidet zusätzlich ob auch die indirekte Beleuchtung aktiv wird oder das Haupt Licht unter anderen ist auch eine Bedingung für tagsüber Musik abzuspielen oder zu stoppen. 2. Der zweite ist für Keller (Fitnessstudio) und auch da wir kurz vorm betreten das Licht ein und ausgeschaltet und Musik abgespielt oder gestoppt. Für mich war es wichtig die KI aus zu lassen da kamen immer wieder Störungen manchmal wurde eine Person als Saug Roboter bezeichnet

Grazie a questo sensore ho potuto ottimizzare alcune scene che prima - utilizzando i sensori di movimento - avevano delle limitazioni in caso di presenza statica. Premessa per chi non conosce la differenza tra "sensore di movimento" e "sensore di presenza". Lo spiego con un esempio; la scena "accendi le luci quando entro in cucina e la luminosità è inferiore a 20lux" è possibile con un sensore di movimento abbinato ad uno di luminosità (nel mio caso, prima di acquistare questo, usavo uno combinato, ma spesso servono due sensori distinti)... e fino a qui questo prodotto non da un grande valore aggiunto, se non per il fatto che - dal momento che è costantemente alimentato - l'aggiornamento dei sensori è più frequente e quindi ho la garanzia di leggere un valore di luminosità in tempo reale e non uno aggiornato magari a 20 minuti prima (visto che la quasi totalità dei sensori di movimento è alimentato a batteria e - per preservarla - si opta per un aggiornamento non in tempo reale ma ad intervalli regolari di diversi minuti). I problemi si verificano con le scene di spegnimento: "Spegni le luci quando esco dalla cucina", con un sensore di movimento da risultati parziali. Infatti se resto fermo mentre mangio ed il sensore non rileva alcun movimento, mi ritrovo a mangiare al buio. Si può migliorare la situazione aggiungendo un timer, ovvero "Spegni le luci 2 minuti dopo l'ultimo movimento rilevato in cucina"... supponendo quindi che anche mentre si mangia, si genera un movimento almeno ogni 2 (o il valore scelto) minuti... ma in tal caso, quando esco definitivamente, devo aspettare due (o più) minuti prima che le luci si spengano. Con un sensore di presenza, invece, so esattamente quando qualcuno è presente in cucina... e quindi l'automazione diventa precisa, immediata ed a prova di errori: quando la prima persona entra in cucina si accendono le luci, quando l'ultima esce si spengono. Questo ovviamente solo per fare un esempio... le possibilità poi sono molteplici. Veniamo al prodotto in questione: Installazione e configurazione: è la parte più delicata... e che richiede il suo tempo. Se non vi interessa il monitoraggio delle cadute (per la quale è richiesta l'installazione a soffitto), la posizione migliore è al centro della parete stretta, ad un altezza compresa tra 140 e 180cm. La scelta della parete più stretta è dettata dall'angolo di circa 120 gradi (in realtà ho verificato esser anche qualcosa di più), quindi al centro della parete lunga rischiereste di aver gli angoli ciechi. L'installazione ad angolo è possibile ma è più complesso disegnare la mappa (speriamo in un aggiornamento sw) Nella mappa vanno segnati i confini delle stanze, le zone di entrata ed uscita e soprattutto quelle di interferenza. Le zone di interferenza sono molto importanti e vanno impostate in tutti quei punti dove potrebbero generarsi "fantasmi", ovvero: - oggetti in movimento (piante con foglie mosse dal vento, tende, ...) - riflessi (specchi, TV, finestre, ...) - variazioni repentine di luce e movimenti esterni (finestre, lampadari) Attenzione che nel momento in cui completate la configurazione delle stanze, lo spostamento anche di pochi mm potrebbe inficiare tutto il lavoro ed obbligarvi a riprendere da capo. Utilizzo con Home Assistant: personalmente ho usato l'app originale solo per la configurazione, HomeKit non lo uso ma uso solo Home Assistant. Home assistant, però, non prevedendo al momento un'integrazione specifica, lo vede come dispositivo home kit, quindi prima dovete configurare HK (Home Kit), poi verrà automaticamente riconosciuto in HA (Home Assistant). Verranno esposti: - un sensore di luminosità - un sensore di presenza generale - un sensore di presenza specifico per ogni stanza Qualora doveste modificare il nome o il numero delle stanze, dovete cancellare il dispositivo da HA, da HK e riconfigurarlo, prima da HK e poi da HA. Considerazioni: è più di un mese che lo uso e sono molto soddisfatto. Purtroppo non è economico, ma vi permette: - un'economia di altri sensori, con conseguente semplificazione nella gestione e manutenzione (batterie) - maggior precisione nella definizione degli scenari che prevedono l'effettiva presenza e non semplicemente il solo movimento. Ne comprerò altri non appena ci saranno delle offerte 😀 Spero che la recensione vi sia stata utile: in tal caso, un like è molto gradito.