FIBARO DOOR/WINDOW SENSOR

The Door/window sensor is a battery powered reed sensor. It’s operation under the z-wave standard guarantees compatibility with the Fibaro system. The sensor expands the capabilities of the system by monitoring the opening of doors, windows and garage doors. It is used in automatic light control, access control and property protection systems. Installation of the Door / Window Sensor in your home increases the safety and comfort of its inhabitants. It also eliminates the risk of high fees for heating or air conditioning. In addition, the module can be equipped with a temperature sensor, and use the built-in binary input.

Available in white only.

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The most compact size

The FIBARO Door/Window Sensor is the best designed and the smallest contact and temperature sensor available on the market. Its miniature dimensions and unusual lightness makes it almost invisible on your window frames and doors.

The perfect combination of 4 features

The FIBARO Door/Window sensor combines many features that let you increase your comfort and safety.

Contact sensor
Tamper protection
Temperature sensor
An element of the security system

Hundreds of places, dozens of uses

The FIBARO Door/Window Sensor seamlessly fits into any interior design and, most importantly, is simple to install. There are many places where such a sensor would be very useful - find them all!

Roof windows
Main doors
Garage doors
Windows
Doors
Safety gates

Works with HomeKit

We have created a special series of the FIBARO Door/Window Sensors which work with Apple HomeKit. The devices are equipped with all the features of the standard sensors which are intended for use in the FIBARO System.

You will never forget to close a window

A house equipped with the FIBARO Door/Window Sensors will remind you about open windows. It may do so when you’re about to leave for work, go to sleep, or when it looks like rain.

Smart heating

When a room is being ventilated, the FIBARO Door/Window Sensor will signal the heating to stop or temporarily deactivate your air conditioning.

Welcome home!

You can use the FIBARO Door/Window Sensor as a scene activator. When placed by the main door, the sensor may launch a sequence which will greet the entering inhabitants.

Immediate notifications

You will know about every door or window which was left open by accident. The FIBARO Door/Window Sensor will send you information about it directly to your smart phone.

Alarm notifications

The FIBARO System allows you to arm your devices. In case of tampering, an alarm scene will be activated and notification will be send.

3 Reviews Found

Reviewed in the United States on March 24, 2017 by WhoKnew

My experience with the Fibaro products has been nothing but exceptional, and during my testing which included 5 other motion/multi sensors the Fibaro stood on top as the clear winner.

As far as setup and general easy getting the Fibaro connected to my z-wave network, the instructions in the manual proved to be extremely accurate and helpful. There was no issue getting it linked up and it showed up in my home automation hub (home assistant) without issue.

Reviewed in the United States on May 14, 2019 by B. Anderson

The Fibaro looks different and has a unique design - it is a sphere. It is small and lightweight. It has an LED eye that lights up (if you desire) to indicate something has passed through its detection field. But most importantly, it works! I have it connected to my SmartThings system and it integrates well with the other things. I use it principally for motion detection - to turn on a light in the kitchen when someone walks in. However, I also use it for Lux so that I'm not turning on lights when it is already bright enough in the house. I know it can also detect movement (even earthquakes), but I don't have a use case for that feature right now. Overall- it is a great device and for me, was worth the extra money.

Sara – March 31, 2016:

Reviewed in the United States on June 14, 2020 by Jay

Love the Fibaro Motion Sensor. I installed it to activate some strip lights that I installed on the steps inside my bedroom. The goal is to have the steps light up at night as a safety feature to prevent tripping on the steps. It paired easily with my Smartthings controller. Almost all of the settings were supported via the app on my phone. The one thing I had to go into the API to tweak was the interval at which motion was checked. I need almost immediate detection of motion so that the steps light up as you approach, not 10-15 seconds later. As a result I changed the motion sensor wake interval from the default (15 seconds) to 2 seconds. To conserve the battery I changed a setting to ensure that the motion sensor only wakes when the room is dark. Works perfectly!

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