Aqara Light Sensor T1 - Smart Zigbee Detector

Aqara Light Sensor T1 – ZigBee 3.0 Smart Brightness Sensor with High Accuracy, Long Battery Life & HomeKit Support

Precision Lighting Control for Smarter Living

Product Overview:

Revolutionize your smart home lighting with the Aqara Light Sensor T1, a compact and highly sensitive brightness sensor designed to automate and optimize your lighting environment. With support for ZigBee 3.0, Apple HomeKit, and the Aqara Home app, this sensor delivers seamless integration, intelligent automation, and energy efficiency.

Why You’ll Love It:

Ultra-Precise Light Detection:

Measures ambient brightness from 0.1 to 83,000 lux, adapting to any lighting condition with exceptional accuracy.

Intelligent Range Adjustment:

Automatically adjusts detection sensitivity based on environmental changes for consistent performance.

Durable Anti-UV Housing:

Built with UV-resistant materials to ensure long-term reliability, even in sunlit areas.

Energy Efficient Design:

Powered by a single battery with over 2 years of lifespan, minimizing maintenance.

Smart Home Integration:

Works with Aqara Home App (set to China region), Apple HomeKit, and other ZigBee-compatible platforms for flexible automation.

Compact & Stylish:

Minimalist design blends effortlessly into any room or décor.

Smart Use Cases:

Automatically adjust blinds or lights based on brightness levels.

Trigger scenes like “Movie Mode” when ambient light drops below a set threshold.

Pair with motion sensors for enhanced energy-saving routines.

Technical Specifications:

Protocol: ZigBee 3.0

Brightness Range: 0.1–83,000 lux

Battery Life: >2 years

Compatibility: Aqara M1S, E1, Apple HomeKit, Tuya ZigBee gateways

Material: Anti-UV plastic

Installation: Wall-mounted or freestanding

App Support: Aqara Home (China region), Apple Home, third-party ZigBee platforms

Package Includes:

1 × Aqara Light Sensor T1

1 × User Manual

1 × Mounting Accessories

Ideal For:

Smart lighting automation

Energy-efficient home setups

Users seeking HomeKit or ZigBee-compatible sensors