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A wireless PIR motion sensor with internal antenna is a motion-detecting security or automation device that uses Passive Infrared (PIR) technology to detect movement, and communicates wirelessly using a built-in (internal) antenna—no visible antenna protruding from the unit.
Detects motion by sensing changes in infrared radiation (heat) from living beings (like people or animals).
Only triggers when a warm body moves across its field of view.
Doesn't emit signals—it passively “listens” for changes in temperature.
Sends motion alerts wirelessly to a central hub, alarm panel, or smart app.
Common wireless protocols include:
Zigbee
Z-Wave
Wi‑Fi
433 MHz / 868 MHz RF (for traditional alarm systems)
Tuya/Smart Life ecosystem (via Zigbee/Wi‑Fi)
The antenna for communication is embedded inside the casing, rather than sticking out.
Pros:
Sleeker design (more discreet)
Less prone to damage
Slightly shorter range than external antennas, but adequate for typical home distances.
Alarm systems: Detects motion to trigger alarms or alerts.
Surveillance systems: Activates cameras or recording only when movement is detected.
Glass break or window vibration detection (when paired with other sensors).
Automatic lights: Turns lights on when someone enters a room, off after a set time.
Outdoor lighting: Activates garden or driveway lights at night.
Occupancy-based control: Reduces electricity usage in offices, restrooms, hallways.
Trigger smart home scenes: For example:
Walk into the living room → turn on TV and lights.
Enter bathroom → start ventilation fan.
HVAC optimization: Turns off heating/cooling when no motion is detected.
Curtain/blind automation: Opens blinds when motion is detected during daylight.
Office buildings: Monitors if a room is occupied to optimize space usage.
Smart thermostats: Adjusts temperature based on whether people are present.
Hotel rooms: Controls AC, lights, and appliances based on motion.
Elderly care: Detects falls or movement in areas like bathrooms or bedsides.
Child monitoring: Alerts if a child enters/exits a certain area.
Fire detection systems: Some hybrid systems combine PIR with other sensors to detect unusual human movement during emergencies.
Car alarms: Detects motion inside or near a vehicle.
Garage automation: Turns on lights or opens doors when movement is detected.
Customer counting: Estimates foot traffic in stores.
Display activation: Turns on product demos or advertising screens when someone approaches.
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