A curated selection of Zigbee-enabled sensors designed to optimize home energy efficiency. These devices help homeowners reduce electricity costs by automating lighting, managing HVAC systems based on occupancy, and monitoring environmental conditions to eliminate waste.
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Highly reliable motion sensors that ensure lights are only active when a room is occupied. By automating the 'off' switch in hallways and bathrooms, users can significantly reduce wasted electricity from lights left on in empty rooms.
An energy-efficient sensor with adjustable timeout settings, preventing lights from flickering off too soon. It integrates with smart plugs to kill power to standby electronics when no movement is detected for a set duration.
A compact and affordable Zigbee sensor ideal for large-scale deployments across multiple rooms. It allows for the creation of automation routines that lower thermostat settings or turn off fans when a room is vacant.
Precisely monitors indoor climate to trigger smart blinds or HVAC systems. By automating blinds to close during peak sun hours based on temperature spikes, it reduces the energy load required for air conditioning.
These door and window sensors can trigger an automation to turn off the HVAC system whenever a window is opened. This prevents energy waste caused by cooling or heating the outdoors during ventilation.
A powerhouse device that tracks motion, temperature, humidity, light, and vibration. Its light-sensing capability allows users to dim or turn off smart bulbs automatically when natural sunlight is sufficient for the room.
A versatile, low-cost sensor that ensures energy-hungry appliances or lights are shut down when a door is closed. It is particularly useful for ensuring garage lights or pantry lights are never left on.
Designed for seamless integration with Zigbee hubs to manage lighting zones. It helps reduce electricity bills by implementing strict occupancy-based lighting schedules in low-traffic areas of the home.
While primarily for safety, preventing catastrophic leaks avoids the massive energy costs associated with industrial drying and reconstruction. It provides peace of mind and protects home infrastructure from energy-intensive water damage.
An affordable entry point for energy automation that works with the DIRIGERA hub. It enables simple automation to shut off non-essential lighting and electronics based on movement patterns throughout the day.