Price: $99.99
(as of Dec 27, 2024 20:46:14 UTC – Details)
From the brand
A SMART START! Everything you need to start your smart home security system: two Outdoor Motion Sensors with one SpeakerHub. Supports 300+ devices from our full product line. Add more hubs for large homes, high-rise condo buildings, etc. Four AA batteries, good for 2+ years standby, are included!
PROTECT YOUR PERIMETER and prevent crime at your property line! With our LoRa-based up to 1/4 mile wireless range, you can now put security devices where it was once very costly, or impossible. Remote buildings, sheds, barns, fencelines, driveway entrances (great for driveway alerts, too!)
WHY PAY A MONTHLY FEE, when you can protect it for free? Self-monitor and save when you take advantage of our many ways to be notified of alarms and off-normal events in and around your home or business. See the”Know Now!” section below for more info!
WIRE LESS! Self-powered and wireless, just install the sensor wherever it is needed: mount it to a wall, post or column, even a tree! No wires, no trenching, no conduit, no electrician needed!
DEVICE-TO-DEVICE PAIRING allows for two or more devices, like your Outdoor Motion Sensor and a Siren Alarm, to be paired together, so they will operate when needed, without WiFi, internet, even without AC power (battery-powered or backed-up devices)! Great for cars & trucks, RVs and boats, storage units, construction sites, hunting cabins and more!
EXTREME LONG RANGE: Latest technology LoRa-based wireless allows you to place your sensor 1000 or more feet away from the hub! Superior obstruction penetration means your sensor can work in the basement, in the garage, and in sheds and outbuildings.
BETTER TOGETHER! Team up your motion sensors with sirens or light switches and plugs! Search B0887SMPKK for the indoor Siren Alarm. Search B092QR82P1 and B0BZHPQ1PK for our popular outdoor siren products. Search B0BC8FYGX7 for the Dimmer Switch, B07TS5NNVC for the In-Wall Switch. Search B085LC46RF for the Plug Mini, B0BJQ33FW6 for the Outdoor Plug.
Looking for a fob to arm/disarm your Outdoor Motion Sensor? Search B0978V4WQC for the FlexFob or B092M1QQ5M for the AlarmFob or B0BRCX6HVK for the SirenFob (siren products, required, not included)
Looking for a starter kit? Search B0BGS9DDVD for the original Hub or search B09W95WDBB or B09W8SCF4B for the SpeakerHub
Looking for indoor motion detection? Search B0872R9GC6
Amazonin –
Very sensitive and has a very good range
I have the motion sensor roughly 500 feet from the metal barndominium where the base station is. The sensor is on a 6×6 wood post aimed at a gate. At first, it went off to everything, even cars going by 50 feet from it. I turned the sensitivity down to its lowest setting, but then it didn’t detect anything. I finally had to turn the sensitivity back up. I then aimed the sensor down a little bit. That fixed it, it works perfectly now. It’s really quite awesome too how it speaks what it detected through Alexa devices, that’s a GREAT feature.If anything could be changed, I would ask that their be four five levels of sensitivity adjustment in the app instead of the few it has now.
Lunavation –
Simple, and effective.
Wanted to augment the video cameras with something to let us know if someone comes into our drive. The driveway is 160 yards from the house where the little hub is, so was a bit concerned. Unnecessarily so, these alarms transmited the distance with no problem. Set up to send me an email if out, and the hub speaks a custom message when someone comes down the drive.
Interested buyer –
Easy to install, Generally works great
As per other reviewers, it doesn’t detect motion in the morning. But for the rest of the day it works well. Range from base station is about 70m, Any further down the drive and it only reads some of the time. There are a few trees between.
Amzbuyer4488 –
Notifications donât work at first
At first I was only getting notifications through my cellphone . I had added the echo show to give me notifications ,but no sounds from the hub or the echo show were appearing .For YoLink to work with the Alexa app, I had to create a âroutineâ on the Alexa app.I am now getting notifications on my echo show, cellphone/ iPad and the hub .Devices a working fine with the notification.Note: The only downside I see is itâs showing me the battery life is low and I just got the device a day ago.
Bill Li –
always show motion detected/ “time to enter no-motion state” from 1 min change to 511 mins
I bought a whole lot of products from yolink. included door contact, indoor motion sensor, speaker hubs, temperature sensors etc…they have a handful of function and easy installation, all of the items are working very well except the motions sensors, 2 indoor motion sensors malfunction when open box (returned), 3 indoor motion sensors not function correctly (showing motion detected and never change)after a few week work in hot indoor location, then I try this outdoor motion sensors it is has the same problem open box (showing motion detected and never changed), now I ask for an exchange hope that it will solve the problem.I will update by review later.the motion detected never return to normal. very annoying, after A Year finally found out is a hidden connection problems, it never show to you in the software, even show signal high. there isn’t a proper way to fixing it, try many times factory reset , finally by luck it fixed. I still don’t know how it is fixed. only hope it will not disconnected again.I will not recommend this system to anyone, I don’t know it is the app or the outdoor motion sensor problem, big problem waste me all the time to setup and returns 2 but a system with a big flaw!!!
Ryan –
Works well
Works well, very few false alarms, possibly animals
newdayrising –
Cheap mounting mechanism (gray motion sensor)
Thereâs a reason they donât show the back of these motion sensors – they have a cheap plastic and rubber mounts that easily break or loosen over time. Both of mine broke the second season outside.
Steffanie –
Inconsistent, Poor Info, Maybe Needlessly Complicated?
I was really excited to see this new sensor product being offered. I am familiar with LoRa as I was trying to build my own road sensor because I was frustrated with commercial road sensor offerings. The available road sensors were either inconsistent, or they worked well but only lasted about a year before developing problems. I built a transmitter and receiver from a small microprocessor (Adafruit Feather 32u) and wandered the length of my property (~36 acres) and the LoRa connected to the house receiver and also got back a reply from the house receiver everywhere I went. This included connectivity through trees and non-line-of-sight behind hills! So I had high hopes for this Yolink product. In addition, they offer other sensors like temperature, water leaks, the ability to activate relays or outlets by sensors, etc.As you may have guessed, I’ve done a fair amount of program coding, building websites, setting up my multiple network devices on the farm, etc. But it took me a long time to even get the speaker hub device connected after downloading and installing their app. The main problem turned out to be that I didn’t want to give Yolink my location. Their software won’t connect without knowing where you are! And even after allowing it to know my location, it wouldn’t connect without knowing my “precise” or exact location. Talk about a lack of privacy! But I sucked it up and gave in.After getting the hub set up, adding the two sensors was pretty simple. Programming them, not so much. I’m still confused about the settings. I’ve downloaded and read through their manuals, etc. for both the hub and the outdoor motion sensors. The sensors, or maybe the software, just does bizarre things. My setup had the hub on a desk in the front of the house next to windows that face both directions up and down the road to the sensors. After moving my hand in front of each sensor to make sure they were working, I placed the sensors fairly close to the house, about 500 feet away. They are pretty close to a direct line of sight in each direction but through a few branches from trees and some brush. Both sensors showed online and working through the app.Unfortunately, neither detected a car passing a while later. I also walked down to one, waved my arms in front of it, saw the LED light, yet it never activated the hub. Someone was inside and didn’t hear it, and the history tab didn’t show it. So I thought I must have screwed up the settings. I have it set to “always” alarm. Sensitivity set to “high”.I’m only guessing at what this one does: “Time to enter No-Motion state”. I originally thought it was a time-out to quit functioning after sensing for a while. I now believe it is the time after the sensor no longer senses motion, before it resets, and will again sense motion. For instance, if I set it to the minimum of one minute and a person walks by, the sensor will alarm. If another person walks by in less than a minute it will NOT alarm. Then (and I’m still unsure) it may start another minute of timeout because it sensed the second person, and so on. So if you have 100 people walking by the sensor every 50 seconds, it will never alarm until they have all passed and the one-minute time-out is complete. In this example, it would be about 84 minutes later it would start working again after all 100 people passed. I had this setting at “disabled”. I have no clue whether this means it will alarm without a timeout, or it will never alarm again, because there is no timeout. I also set it to one minute. Trying to test it proved inconclusive. Looking at the history for one sensor, I saw it detected motion at about 4PM. The next entry was “no motion detected”. I figured that must be the timeout, and several times it was about one minute which was where the timeout was set. Other times it was THE NEXT DAY, nearly 20 hours later. The sensor is facing a hillside. There is nothing to move except a few leaves, so why would it take a day to stop sensing motion? In addition, some settings randomly reverted to earlier default settings without any intervention by me. I would re-start the app, open the motion sensor page, and the “Time to enter No-Motion state” would be back to “Not detected over 5 mintes” or “Disabled”??????Then there is “Alert Hold”. Again, didn’t get enough explanation to know what this is supposed to do. You can set it at zero or longer in minutes and hours. Is this only for an added device, such as an outlet that might turn on a light and the “Alert Hold” is for how long it is turned on? If you have no other devices and set it to zero, does the alert still work? Not enough hours in the day to try to test that.Both sensors have just randomly shown they were “offline”. What is that supposed to mean? They can’t be reached by the hub? They are tired and need a rest? They are too far away and lose connectivity randomly, sometimes connected, sometimes not? Are they doing some kind of internal programming and have to disconnect while doing it? Possibly any of those … or none of those. But even when showing “online”, good battery, and showing the temperature they still didn’t detect movement of either cars or humans from less than 15 feet away and set on “high”. That is their primary job, right? Does the app need to be constantly running for them to work correctly? Perhaps a note when you fire up the app saying “Hey, I tried to do a heartbeat with SensorOne and it did not respond. The last signal intensity was marginal. Is it too far away?”. Or: “The last signal intensity was good. Did you move it or the hub? If not, your sensor may be defective”. Slapping down a black box and having an expectation of how it is “supposed” to operate is not very helpful.Before receiving these, I also asked the seller if these would function without being connected to the internet. The answer was “For full functionality, our devices need to connect with one of our hubs, and that hub needs to be on the internet with a connection to our cloud server.” That didn’t answer the question so I then asked just “what functionality would be available without an internet connection”? That question was ignored. Go figure. I had hoped I could at least use these as “dumb” sensors after setup, and without being connected to the internet. You know, a simple alert when there is movement without all the history, or temperatures, or added scenes, etc. The odd functionality of these devices or their software, the limited sensitivity, and the partial documentation, etc., first made me frustrated, and now just makes me sad.I received these as a present, but all of the other road sensors I have bought in the past have worked much, much better than these, and most of them even after months outside in the Oregon rainy winters. Also, every other sensor I have bought has functioned at the same distance at which I set these, at least initially.Perhaps they are excellent within short ranges as is typical in a town yard. That is too limited for my needs. It is possible I received a defective device or devices. Even so, I’m not sure I can take all the time needed to set up new ones. And, if they are not tested before shipping, I don’t really want to be their unpaid quality control. Bottom line is that I am VERY disappointed. I do know the LoRa technology can do better (numerous people have tested LoRa over miles, even a hundred miles line of sight, and they even connected to a satellite in orbit with LoRa). I’m guessing I need to keep working on my homemade sensor or wait for a decent commercial version that is designed for a rural user such as myself.
LoveJoy Bashir –
Doesnât work with Alexa but other than that itâs good.If you live in the UK then the Alexa skill does t work.