THIRDREALITY Multi-Function Night Light, Zigbee Repeater, 3-in-1 Combines a Motion Sensor, a Illumination Sensor and RGB Color Night Light, 1-100% Adjustable Brightness, Zigbee hub Required

For beginners of Home Assistant, this is a must have first purchase. 1. Integrates flawlessly with Home Assistant under Z2M (Zigbee2MQTT). Quick/flawless pairing (interigation) and fully supported OTA (over the air) updates within Z2M. 2. So easy to test out automations with the instantaneous light feedback. 3. Color options are great for quick feedback of doors open for example. 4. Function very well as a hub as they are powered so zigbee coverage is great in my house 5. Having not just motion, but the illuminance value is very helpful for automations still new to me so doubt a ThirdReality issue, but I haven't got the lighting effects to work with my automations. I'm sure I'm doing something wrong ....just still learning.

This is a versatile, Zigbee Plus multi-function sensor and night light that plugs into any AC outlet. It's rather large, but it doesn't block the adjacent outlet. It's very well constructed and it should last for years. No batteries are used. A tiny AC-to-USB A power cube fits into a cavity in the back, and in theory, could be removed to power the device via a USB cable. The device can measure occupancy (act as a motion detector), and light level (lux). The night light color and intensity can be controlled by home automation software such as Zigbee2MQTT running on Home Assistant or HomeSeer or similar platforms. I created events to automate actions: when walking into the room at night, the light changes from dim red to a brighter blue-green color, and then reverts a few minutes after leaving. This is great for a bathroom or other area used at night. Since the device is an AC-powered Zigbee Plus node, it also acts as a repeater for the mesh network.

I recently purchased the THIRDREALITY Multi-Function Night Light 4 Pack, and I am extremely satisfied with its performance and features. Setting up these nightlights was a breeze. The light they provide is adequate without causing any eye strain, thanks to the adjustable brightness. The motion detection is also very responsive. I’ll be able to expand my Zigbee network throughout my house with these nightlights. I also appreciate the additional features, such as the illumination sensor and the RGB color night light. The ability to set different colors and brightness levels is a great bonus. Overall, this is a versatile and reliable product that I highly recommend.

Devices adopted into Home Assistant very easily. I realize these are PIR and not mm wave, but the range to detect motion whether horizontally from the side or directly in front of the devices were horrible. I would frequently walk pass the sensor and it would not trigger until right in front of it.

Update: They fixed something with the firmware updates, they still take a long time to apply but I no longer have to have them right next to the Zigbee adapter to connect, and they pair very quickly in Home Assistant. I am glad this is fixed as I use these as scheduled night lights, for alerts for open garage doors, motion illumination, etc. I used to like these until I started getting firmware prompts every day, and every attempt to update failed, even when placed next to the controller. I did get one to update after a factory reset, but it took over TWO HOURS to apply (using Home Assistant.) Others fail with a unable to connect or time out after a partial update, so either their servers are incredibly slow or the update process is broken/defective. Will not be buying any more Third Reality products until this issue is resolved, I contacted customer support via email but no response so far. Easy to set up in Home Assistant. Has two modes, full auto or controllable with HA. Can be used for motion detection, as a night light (scheduled by HA), or as an alert/reminder light that can be switched on/color changed by HA automations.

These are really nice Zigbee based sensors and lights. They're great for automations, act as mesh repeaters, and are quite reliable. By default, there's a linkage between motion and the light coming on. You can change that if you like, to break that linkage via settings. I was able to connect it in with Zigbee2MQTT (Z2M), and it works with all the systems the link with that. (HA, FHEM, NodeRed, etc). They're a little expensive for what they are, but the quality on them, features, and compatibility are well worth the price. Do think about where you're going to put them though, and if the socket locations make sense for motion sensing. The motion sensor has to have a good clear view to trigger, so beside/behind furniture may cause it to have a narrow channel where it can see motion. One important thing I'll note is that the devices I got were actually USB, with a USB A "plug" in the back. It also ships with a country appropriate AC plug, which it uses as an adapter to plug into the wall. One could likely change the location of the device away from a wall plug with a simple USB A extender cable. It's a clever design (allowing them to design one product and ship with the proper charger brick), and I'm likely going to get at least another couple next time they're on sale.

These work perfectly with Zigbee2MQTT and Home Assistant. I use them to trigger lighting automations—it’s ideal for nighttime routines. I love Third Reality products and already own several. Their devices are consistently dependable, easy to integrate, and thoughtfully designed. This one’s no exception.

I need a PIR sensor to accompany my presence detector so it doesn't get triggered from behind the wall. Except this one, all the other PIR sensors I can find are battery powered. It does the job perfectly with Home Assistant. The light function is very helpful too since I'm using it in washroom.

Good at detecting motion okay night light a little expensive for what it does.

Amazing field of detection on this thing, it will see you come from quite far. We're using it in an hallway and it is perfect for us. It even detects the cat when it goes to use its litter box. Integration with Home Assistant was also very quick and painless.

First of all, the package came in a broken box. Then, as one of the reviewer here said, the sensor on this device is a little bit slow to register a motion & the delay before it goes to "clear" on the occupancy state is too long even after a firmware update in Home Assistant. I also tried this device on Smartthings but, it is the same.