The TP-Link Tapo T150 Smart Human Presence Sensor combines multiple sensing functions in one device, including human presence detection, motion detection, temperature monitoring, humidity monitoring, and ambient light sensing. TP-Link Tapo T150 it is designed to automate compatible smart-home environments without requiring camera-based monitoring for presence detection.
Using 24 GHz mmWave technology, the sensor can detect human presence and motion from up to 6 metres away. TP-Link Tapo T150 it can recognise subtle movements and supports adjustable sensitivity and custom detection zones to help focus detection on specific areas.
The Tapo T150 supports automatic sensitivity adjustment, helping it adapt to its environment and ignore static objects. It also provides temperature detection from 0Β°C to 50Β°C, humidity detection from 0β99% RH, and ambient light detection from 0β1000 lux.
Powered by 2 AAA/LR03 batteries, TP-Link Tapo T150 the sensor offers up to 3 years of battery life. Its IP55-rated water resistance and multiple installation options, including a magnetic base, adhesive, screw, and mounting anchor, provide flexible placement.
Key Features
- 24 GHz mmWave technology for human presence and motion detection
- Up to 6 m detection range for presence and motion
- 5-in-1 sensing for presence, motion, temperature, humidity, and ambient light
- IP55-rated water resistance for suitable humid environments
- Battery-powered design with up to 3 years of battery life
Best Suited For
- Smart-home automation setups
- Human presence and motion detection
- Monitoring temperature, humidity, and ambient light
- Areas requiring flexible sensor installation
- Tapo smart-home environments using a compatible hub
Not Suited For
- Setups without a required Tapo Hub
- Applications requiring detection beyond 6 metres
- Environments outside the specified 0Β°Cβ50Β°C operating temperature
- Applications requiring continuous mains-powered operation
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