Philips Hue Motion Sensor - Exclusively for Philips Hue Smart Lights - Requires Hue Bridge - Easy No-Wire Installation
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Saturday, Mar 28
Style: Sensor Only (New Version)
Features
- WHAT'S IN THE BOX - Includes one Hue Motion Sensor and two AAA batteries; Automates your smart lights to respond to movement.
- REQUIRES A HUE BRIDGE - Unlock the power of Hue and enjoy automations control from anywhere in the world, and a secure, stable connection that won't drain your Wi-Fi. Use Matter to connect your smart home devices to your Hue smart lighting system.
- TRIGGER LIGHTS WITH MOVEMENT - The wireless battery-powered Hue Motion Sensor automatically turns on your smart lights when movement is detected.
- SET UP - Place anywhere wirelessly using a magnetic mount or a single screw
- PERSONALIZE YOUR LIGHT - Use the Hue app to customize your motion sensor and personalize your settings based on the time of day. Set your lights to turn on bright and cool in the morning. In the evenings trigger low golden tones - it's up to you!
Description
Make your Philips Hue experience even easier. Add a motion sensor to your Hue system and control your lights automatically. Battery powered and completely wireless place the Hue motion sensor anywhere in your home. Simply walk by to trigger your lights. Ideal for use in hallways, stairways and middle of the night wake ups. Program lights to come on and off when activated. A great accessory for your Philips Hue Ecosystem.
Brand: Philips Hue
Color: white
Power Source: Battery Powered
Item Weight: 0.17 Pounds
Maximum Range: 12 Meters
Power Source: Battery Powered
Maximum Range: 12 Meters
Mounting Type: Wall Mount
Battery Description: Alkaline AAA
Compatible Devices: Philips Hue devices, WiFi-enabled devices
Smart Home Compatibility: Smart Home Compatible
Item Weight: 0.17 Pounds
Item Dimensions D x W x H: 1.1"D x 2.44"W x 2.44"H
Color: white
Brand: Philips Hue
Manufacturer: Signify North America Corporation
UPC: 046677570972 466775709720
Manufacturer Warranty Description: Warranty
Mfr Part Number: 570977
Model Number: 570977
Item Type Name: Hue motion sensor
Built-In Media: Motion Sensor
Item Length: 1.18 Inches
Unit Count: 1.0 Count
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I've been with the Phillips Hue ecosystem for a little over a year and a half completely happy. I thought I would never buy a motion sensor to be honest with you, it's funny that I'm writing this review. I have about 24 and counting of their lights bought this motion sensor for indoors and less than a week later I bought two outdoor motion sensors for back in front of the house just because of the experience of this one. It's sensitive, very customizable, and connectivity is excellent because it uses Zigby/2.4 Wi-Fi the more products you have lingering around like for example the lights, sensors, door connectors, etc. they transmit a signal creating a spider mesh type of web to allow the object to talk to each other and send the commands making it more accurate even if your Wi-Fi isn't perfect. I still would recommend a decent Wi-Fi or possibly a mesh Wi-Fi system. Now this is meant to work with the Phillips Hue Bridge so if you're looking at this, there's a 99% chance you already have a bridge. (Plus know this) The battery life is excellent. It uses a standard Hearing Aid type of battery. The flat kind Phillips estimate replacing every two years they may even extend a little more depending on how much it being triggered or used. I would say that it's good value for the money, considering all the options and things you can integrate into your personal smart home. It's pretty straightforward straight out of the box. It's ready to work once you pull a little connecting slip off the battery. It comes with the mounting type of connection basically a regular screw that you screw into the wall and combination with your sensor and it permanently stays on there. Now, if you look at my image, I didn't use any of that but it's on the wall how? The back mounting of the unit itself pops out it's basically a little rubber magnet that would separate the nail that goes into the wall. What I did is buy a small quarter type of magnet with M3 adhesive in the back of it for indoors, of course put that on the wall and simply just connected the motion sensor on it. Because the back is magnetic, you can mounted without drilling anything into the wall. But like I said, it's your own personal taste. It's in the area of the living room that has massive amount of traffic. I like the ability to remove it without drilling into the wall and it holds completely secure because the rubber of the connects onto the unit itself has a very strong magnet, plus with the combination of the other manget I have on the wall. It's like it belongs there no wiggle. Easy in/out and it still has some resistance so it's not like it can be yanked out rapidly of course you don't have to use this method. You could just simply set it. Something 6 feet in height or on top of the table or wherever you needed. In my application at work better here Customization within the app is pretty straightforward. Once you basically pair it and find a place for it. You can set a 24 hour clock setting for example: I have mine set at 7 AM in the morning till 7:30 PM at night to not mess with the lights anytime after that would be considered nighttime, so if it's dark, auto turn on the lights, which you can customize by the way. It also works perfectly in unison. If you have an automation with your Phillips Hue set up by having it turned on and off during sunset and sunrise your personal lights so you can combine it with and it will start working like a normal sensor if it's dark. It's great for putting something in the hallway, etc. or simply a high tropic area but you have to tweak it. That way you don't have the lights triggering on during the day unless of course your house is more dimmed and you prefer it that way and don't mind the occasional lights going on and off (during day) you can also set a timer for them. Shut off in 2 minutes, shut off 30 minutes, etc. Mine are pretty much set on sleep mode during the day because my house is very open with tons of lights coming in. You can tweak it including the sensitivity. It's one of those things. It's very hard to describe. You have to do it yourself each house and place a different. And the cool thing? When you're tweaking it, it allows it to flash a light in front of the sensore to let you know: I can see you! and from there move the dialer sensitivity up or down. This includes the light sensitivity, including motion. Each motion sensor can only hold three specific zones/room: I have living room, hallway, and kitchen. This is for when somebody wakes up because the rooms are located in the hallway to go into the living room and it will trigger turning on the lights on the hallway, dimmed the living room, halfway dim and the kitchen fully 100% brightness. Our house has multiple rooms, not only in the hallway but in the opposite section. Also not everybody goes to sleep at the same time if they're in the guest bedroom and they walk out it can trigger the lights and set safe for example, 10 minutes for them to go get water food and then go back to do whatever they're do if somebody wakes up to go to the kitchen hypothetically or the guest bedroom or outside the light will manually turn on. You can set a timer for indoors. I have mindset primarily for 10 minutes. This is kind of irrelevant, but if you end up buying an outdoor motion sensor, like I did, set the outside timer for whatever time you want the lights on, but in my usage, 2 min for outdoors only. I have it set so when my dad comes in randomly late at night from outside the parking area. The lights will trigger the outdoor lights only and then when crossing the indoor motion center (this one) will trigger all the other indoor lights, but keep them permanently on up until he manually changes of himself or leaves. This is perfect for the days that he comes to grab his fishing or hunting equipment at 4 AM in the morning. He doesn't need to touch anything just walk in and grab the stuff and go and the lights shut off in preset 10 min. The best part about this? Is that every time the person processes the sensor the time reset this is perfect so when he's going around getting his gear, making coffee, or going to the bathroom. He has to cross the center, which constantly triggers it the timer to reset. Which allows him to basically do whatever he's doing and leave for the night and I don't have to worry about the lights and he doesn't have to worry about it either. There's also a failsafe inside the app I believe it's called do not disturb when you set everything up including the lights and the brightness and which rooms to turn on etc. turned on do not disturb. This is a good feature because of hypothetically you came in and you manually changed the lights to turn on and the sensor won't shut them off if it's notices lights are being used. My situation is mostly active from 7:30 PM at night time up till 7 AM. If it notices, the lights are being used inside the house it won't mess with them or trigger them on or off.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 30, 2025 by Aiden Aiden
The Philips Hue motion sensors are incredibly reliable and fit right into any smart home setup. They have a nice, subtle design that blends in easily, and they’re super easy to set up in the app. The built-in light sensor is a great feature for detecting daylight levels, and the battery life is fantastic—it really does last for years. They connect easily with HomeKit and other smart home platforms, and they’re just overall a high-quality, durable product. If you’re looking for a dependable motion sensor that’s easy to use and integrates smoothly, this is definitely a great choice.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 2, 2025 by Tiffany Tiffany
I've been invested in Philips hue for quite a few years. This motion sensor works great. In my closet. I open the door and automatically turns on the light
Reviewed in the United States on February 18, 2026 by William Holland
It works perfectly, is set up with Hue flawlessly and efficiently, and easily connects to my Hue bridge. Don't mount it towards the mirror, or it will reflect IR beams back and generate false-positive inputs - the sensor is quite sensitive. Value-wise, it's OK, I guess, but there are not many choices of sensors in the Hue lineup.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 15, 2025 by czhang
As of January 2022, I can confirm YES, you are indeed able to connect this motion sensor directly to an alexa echo speaker, as long as your alexa echo speaker is one of the newer ones that supports “zigbee.” After connecting it, you can use Alexa “routines” so that when the motion sensor is triggered, something “happens” (like a light turning on). I just connected this Philips Hue Motion Sensor to my Echo 4 (which has zigbee). I do not have a Philips hub. I am not able to adjust the sensitivity of the sensor, but it does work for me. Also, since this is NOT SUPPORTED by Philips Hue, it’s possible this could stop working at a future date (I have no idea.. hopefully it will keep working…). To connect the motion sensor to Alexa, don’t use the Hue app. Instead, go into the Alexa app on your phone, go to Devices, click the “+” button at the top to add a new device…. Choose “Motion Sensor” (the list is not in alphabetical order… so it may take a second to find this option)…. Then on the next step DO NOT CHOOSE PHILIPS HUE — instead, scroll to the bottom, and choose “Other”… next choose “Zigbee”. At this point you’ll want your motion sensor to be in “pairing mode” or whatever it’s called. To do this, press and hold the reset button on the back of the motion sensor for 3 to 5 seconds. Let go. The front of the motion sensor should have a new light that comes on. Go back to your phone’s alexa app. Click “Discover Devices / next step.” After it’s connected, to use the motion sensor in alexa, you’ll need to create an “alexa routine” in your alexa app. You’ll have to google instructions for that if you’re not familiar. When creating the routine, for the routine’s trigger (the part labelled “When this happens..”) you will want to select “Smart Home” and then select your motion sensor from the list. These instructions are based on my experience with an iPhone Alexa app in January 2022; if you have android it may be a hair different Unrelated note: I think this sensor has a built in thing.. where if won’t “trigger” twice if you walk past it twice in a row. So if you walk past it, and the lights come on. Let’s say you very quickly use your phone to turn the lights off, and very quickly you walk past the motion sensor again… the light will *not* turn back on for a 2nd time (in this example, you did everything I said very quickly, in less than 5 or 10 seconds). On the other hand: if you walk past the sensor, light comws on. Then you turn off the light (by app), then wait 10 or 20 seconds.. and then walk *again* past the motion sensor.. then *yes, in that case the light will indeed turn back on*. I think it has this weird timing thing.. so that if verball turn off the light as you walk out of the room… the motion sensor won’t just turn the light right back on when it sees you walk out. Something like that. Not sure
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Reviewed in the United States on January 9, 2023 by Amazon Customer