DC 12V/24V Infrared Body Sensor Switch - module with a PIR sensor

Finder 18.31.8.230.0031 is a PIR sensor for flush mounting, controlling a single NO contact rated at 10 A at 230 V AC. Ideal for automatic indoor lighting control, it is mounted in suspended ceilings and ensures reliable and safe operation.

The module is based on the Acconeer XM125 radar, which uses 60 GHz radar technology, offering distance measurement up to 20 meters and recognition of objects and their movement speed. The sensor is characterized by low power consumption, making it ideal for battery-powered devices, and also allows for various detection modes, such as level measurement or human presence. Supported by the Arduino library and the Acconeer Exploration Tool, the module provides support for monitoring, debugging and configuration, offering a wide range of applications from smart homes to advanced robotics and security systems. SParkFun SEN-24540

A small module with a PIR motion sensor. It allows detecting movement within a maximum range of 6 meters (default up to 3 meters). The measuring angle is 120 degrees. The module has a connector in accordance with the Grove standard. Seeed Studio 101020020

A compact module based on the PAA5160E1 sensor that provides precise motion data on two axes. It is supported by a built-in 6-axis IMU sensor and a microcontroller for sensor fusion algorithms. With exceptional performance, low error rate and support for the Qwiic interface, the sensor is an ideal solution for navigation in warehouse robots and other high-speed applications, and user-friendly programming libraries make it easy to integrate into projects. SparkFun SEN-24904

A small module with a PAJ7620U2 gesture detection sensor. Can recognize up to 13 gestures. Communication via the Gravity I2C interface. DFRobot SEN0315

Module with a motion sensor that uses the Doppler effect to detect moving objects using microwaves. It is powered with the voltage of 5 V and has a digital output (Gravity connector). DFRobot SEN0192

Module with PIR motion sensor SR-602. It can detect movement up to 5 meters

HLK-LD2450 is a 24 GHz radar module designed for precise human presence and motion detection in intelligent IoT systems. modHLK-LD2405

A module with a PIR motion sensor, which has outputs for controlling 230 V LED lighting. ModPirSen

A 24 GHz FMCW radar with Wi-Fi 802.11b/g/n and Bluetooth 5.0 BLE support, enabling precise detection of motion and human presence. Equipped with an integrated detection algorithm and a RISC processor with SPI, UART, I²C, PWM, and GPIO interfaces, it provides flexible configuration and reliable communication in IoT systems. With a wide operating temperature range (-40°C to +85°C), a built-in radar antenna, and WPA3 support, the module is ideal for smart homes, building automation, and security systems.

The MR60FDA2 sensor kit uses 60GHz mmWave technology to reliably detect falls and people. It offers Home Assistant integration thanks to the XIAO ESP32C6 module and pre-installed ESPHome firmware. Equipped with a BH1750 light intensity sensor, RGB LED indicator and the possibility of expanding with Grove sensors, it is ideal for monitoring health, safety and home automation. Seeed Studio 114993388

Module with trackball and RGB backlight. It has a built-in button and is perfect for building your own mouse, for example. Pimoroni PIM447

This is a simple to use motion sensor. Power it up and wait 1-2 seconds for the sensor to get a snapshot of the still room. This unit works great from 5 to 12V (datasheet shows 12V). You can also install a jumper wire past the 5V regulator on board to make this unit work at 3.3V. Sensor uses 1.6mA@3.3V. SEN-13285

Module with PIR EKMC4607112K motion sensor, power consumption in standby mode up to 170 uA. SparkFun SEN-17372

Module with PIR EKMB1107112 motion sensor, power consumption in standby mode up to 1 uA. The board communicates via I2C and is equipped with a Qwiic connector. SparkFun SEN-17375

Module with STP201M motion sensor with pedometer function. Built on the basis of an accelerometer and MCU, dedicated to sports bands and smartwatches