Philips Hue Motion Sensor – Wireless, Battery-Powered, Hue Bridge Ready

Elevate your Philips Hue experience with a motion sensor that blends seamlessly into everyday life. When you walk through a hallway, descend stairs, or step into a dark room, lights respond with the right level of illumination, creating a welcoming atmosphere without you lifting a finger.

Wireless ease and flexible placement

The Hue Motion Sensor runs on batteries and is completely wireless, letting you place it anywhere using a magnetic mount or a single screw. No wiring, no hassles—just clean setup that fits your space.

• WHAT’S INSIDE: one Hue Motion Sensor and two AAA batteries power smart automations.
• WIRELESS FLEXIBILITY: magnetic mounting or simple wall installation for quick repositioning.
• SMART CONNECTIVITY: paired through the Hue Bridge to keep automations secure and reliable.

Personalize lighting by time and mood

Customize how lights respond based on the time of day. In the morning, lights can come on brighter and cooler; in the evening you can opt for warmer, softer tones. The sensor detects movement and automatically turns lights on when active and off when the space is clear.

• TIME-BASED SCENES: tailor brightness and color temperature to daily routines.
• INTUITIVE CONTROL: adjust sensitivity and timing in the Hue app for a more natural experience.

Real world moments where it shines

Whether you are navigating a dim hallway, waking up in the middle of the night, or entering a stairwell after sunset, the motion sensor provides subtle, proactive lighting. It enhances safety and convenience while staying in the background of your smart home.

Compatibility and what you gain

Requires a Hue Bridge to unlock full automations and remote control from anywhere in the world. The system supports Matter, enabling broader smart home integration alongside your Hue lighting.

What you can expect in daily life

Automations are designed to feel natural rather than forced. You may notice crisper morning light, cozier evenings, and the comfort of lights that respond to presence—without reaching for switches.