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title: "Zooz Z-Wave Long Range Q Sensor ZSE11 800LR | Motion, Temperature, Humidity, Light (Hub Required)"
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# 20 ft precise motion detection 1300 ft Z-Wave Long Range 4-in-1 sensor: motion, temp, humidity, light Zooz Z-Wave Long Range Q Sensor ZSE11 800LR | Motion, Temperature, Humidity, Light (Hub Required)

**Brand:** zooz
**Price:** B/.152
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🚀 Elevate your smart space with the sensor that sees it all!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Zooz Z-Wave Long Range Q Sensor ZSE11 800LR | Motion, Temperature, Humidity, Light (Hub Required) by zooz
- **How much does it cost?** B/.152 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
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## Best For

- zooz enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted zooz brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Dual Power Options:** Battery-powered for convenience or USB-powered to act as a Z-Wave repeater—your choice.
- • **Extended Z-Wave Range:** Cover up to 1300 feet with Long Range tech—perfect for sprawling homes or offices.
- • **Ultimate Smart Home Trigger:** Seamlessly automate lighting, security, and climate with instant multi-sensor alerts.
- • **Rock-Solid Security & Support:** S2 Authenticated Z-Wave encryption plus SmartStart setup backed by lifetime tech support.
- • **Flexible Mounting, Sleek Design:** Discreet, modern sensor with adjustable bracket for perfect field of view anywhere.

## Overview

The Zooz Z-Wave Long Range Q Sensor ZSE11 800LR is a compact, modern multi-sensor that detects motion up to 20 feet and monitors temperature, humidity, and light. It supports advanced Z-Wave Long Range technology for communication up to 1300 feet (with compatible hubs), enabling seamless automation for lighting, security, and climate control. Powered by included batteries or optional USB, it also functions as a Z-Wave repeater when USB-powered. Compatible with select Z-Wave hubs like Z-Box, SmartThings (custom driver), Hubitat, and more, it features S2 security encryption and SmartStart for easy, secure setup—ideal for professionals seeking reliable, versatile smart home monitoring.

## Description

NOTE: This device is supported by open Z-Wave systems ONLY. It will NOT work with Wink or Z-Wave alarm panels.Please contact seller or Zooz support if you're not sure your hub is compatible.SPECIFICATIONS:Model Number: ZSE11 800LRZ-Wave Region: US / CA / MXPower: 2 CR123A batteries (included) / micro USB (cable not included, sold separately)Motion Detection: up to 20 feetZ-Wave Range: Up to 100 feet in open space (ot up to 1300 feet with Z-Wave Long Range, your hub needs to support his feature)Operating Temperature: 32-104° FInstallation and Use: Indoor onlyWill it work with my smart speaker?Smart speakers are not Z-Wave controllers so you will need a compatible Z-Wave hub to get readings from this device on your speaker.Smart speaker compatible Z-Wave hubs include:Z-Box HubHomeSeerworks with SmartThingsHubitat

Review: Works great, but needs a driver update on Hubitat - I bought this sensor with a bit of hesitation after reading all the reviews. Thanks to Techie Buyer, whos review was the only one, which outweighed all the negatives. Initially I had issues with getting a motion sensor to work, but after replacing a stock Hubitat driver for this sensor with a community driver, everything started working like a charm. I don't think desertcart allows external links in the reviews, but if you Google search for "Zooz SZE11 800 hubitat driver", the top result will be a link to "How to Access Advanced Settings for ZSE11 Q Sensor on Hubitat", and it will have a link to the driver that works. Needless to mention that I'm powering the sensor with USB power, and that's a feature that's worth more than anything. Who likes to replace batteries, no matter how infrequently?
Review: Disappointing accuracy and limited utility - BAD LIGHT SENSING - I have two of these sensors and was hopeful they would meet my objectives. Unfortunately, the majority of the measurements suffer from poor accuracy and limited resolution. Motion: Motion detection is the most reliable of the ZSE11 features and works quickly and with good range and vertical and horizontal field of view. With ST device type handlers installed, there are options to raise/lower sensitivity as well as enable/disable an LED indicator light when motion is detected. I rate the motion detection solid 5/5. It's as good or better than several other z-wave motion detectors I have. Temperature: Out of the box, my sensors' temperature readings were consistently 3-4 degrees above actual air temperature. This in itself is minor and correctable by applying temperature offsets in the settings. But another limitation is that the frequency of the measurements is limited to 1 hour intervals or temperature changes of at least 1 full degree. Consequently, the data collection will not reflect temperature readings with high resolution. This is surprising given that temps are reported with precision to 1 decimal point. If actual temperature fluctuates +/- several fractions of a degree several times within a 1 hour period but never exceeds a net 1 degree change, then the ZSE11 will record NO change in temperature during the 1 hour period. Every other z-wave device I've owned for years is able to gather temperature changes at a much finer frequency/resolution. So it's shocking that the ZSE11 is so limited. Rated 3/5. Humidity: The out of box humidity readings for my two sensors were a stunning 15% above actual humidity. This was observed in a variety of settings within my home from the basement to the second story floor. The ZSE11 would even report humidity readings that were *higher than the outdoor ambient humidity* (during Summer which should be impossible) all while my home was being continuously air conditioned. Likewise, in a closed room with a 500W dehumidifier running, the ZSE11 would report higher humidity levels than other sensors reported in adjacent non-dehumidified rooms. To its credit, the sensor would detect actual changes in humidity seemingly fine, but it's just very disappointing that the accuracy of the measurements was so incorrect. No factory-new measurement instrument should ever be 15% off calibration. Also, as with the temperature readings, humidity measurements are only reported at 1 hour intervals or for changes of at least a full 1%. So again, humidity is measured to 1 decimal place, but the granularity of the readings is very limited. As with temperature, I find the ZSE11 to perform below average in measuring and reporting humidity as compared to other z-wave products. Rated 3/5. Illuminance: Of all the functions I wanted the ZSE11 to perform, this was the most anticipated but sadly most disappointing. The range of light detection is apparently from 0 to 100,000 lux. The light reporting threshold can be set from as low as 1 lux to as high as 30,000 lux. And the light measurement can be offset anywhere between -20,000 lux and +20,000 lux. I want to draw attention to the scale reaching into the tens of thousands of lux. Because I can't understand what type of use case or environment would involve such absurd levels. In case it's not obvious, I'm deeply frustrated by the poor performance of the light sensing capability of the ZSE11. It seems to be designed to monitor stadium lights, nuclear explosions, or solar output, things that would possibly involve thousands upon thousands of lux. HOWEVER , THIS SENSOR IS NOT ABLE TO DETECT SMALL LEVELS OF LIGHTING. More specifically, it cannot detect when a completely dark room transitions to a dimly lit room when natural sunlight arrives during the day. In fact, it consistently under-reports light levels even with normal artificial lighting fully turned on. Rooms with light levels well above 100 lux according to light sensors on various phones and cameras all produce lux levels below half their actual values when measured with the ZSE11. Most significantly, any low light levels which would normally register at or below ~40 lux are reported as 0 by the ZSE11s. This renders the light sensors nearly useless for any kind of illuminance-based automation (i.e. "activate lights only if room is too dark"). A little research will show that it's not unusual for homes to have areas with lux levels ranging from 50 lux to 300 lux. So it stands to reason that these sensors should be calibrated to handle light levels in those low ranges, rather than in the tens of thousands of lux. Also, unlike with the temperature and humidity issues, the light level inaccuracy CANNOT BE CORRECTED with an offset setting. This is because the sensor physically cannot differentiate below a certain level. Any offset adjustment will simply result in that value being falsely reported as the new minimum value (e.g. an offset of 50 lux will cause pitch black rooms to appear as being lit to 50 lux). I had such high hopes for the light sensing capability of the ZSE11, but I cannot imagine there are any worse performing z-wave light sensors available. Rated 1/5. Other: Despite the above criticism, the ZSE11 does offer some redeeming qualities. The support for micro-USB power is especially welcome as it eliminates the chore and annoyance of replacing sensor batteries. For me, this on its own justifies keeping the sensors as replacements for battery-powered motion sensors. Additionally, the ZSE11 will act as a z-wave repeater when configured with USB power. Setup went very smoothly for me although I have extensive experience with z-wave and ST device type handlers, so other users may form a different opinion.

## Features

- 4 SMART SENSORS: NEW 800LR version with improved hardware. Get motion alerts and monitor temperature, humidity, and light to take your smart home to the next level. Use this device as the trigger to lighting automations, security alerts, or climate control. It's as versatile and as quick to report as can be. Compatible Z-Wave hub required (sold separately).
- FLEXIBLE MOUNT: Use the included mounting bracket to adjust the sensor's field of view and ensure precise monitoring. Power the sensor with batteries (included) or a micro USB cable (sold separately). Always use a single power source only. Works as a Z-Wave repeater when included on USB power.
- Z-WAVE COMPATIBILITY: Most basic Z-Wave systems aren't advanced enough to display multisensors correctly. The ZSE11 Q Sensor is supported by: Z-Box Hub (recommended for Zooz devices), works with SmartThings (with a custom edge driver, instructions included with the product), Hubitat, Home Assistant, Indigo, and HomeSeer. Please do NOT buy this device if your hub isn't listed here, it will not be recognized by your system.
- MINIMAL DESIGN: Simple and modern look to compliment any interior. This sensor is small enough for discreet monitoring of your home, office, or warehouse space.
- MORE SECURITY: Includes S2 Authenticated Z-Wave security and SmartStart for the safest communication possible. Back by a 1-year manufacturer warranty and lifetime tech support.

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B09GDL6BGY |
| Best Sellers Rank | #78,235 in Electronics ( See Top 100 in Electronics ) #341 in Motion Detectors (Electronics) |
| Brand | ZOOZ |
| Brand Name | ZOOZ |
| Customer Reviews | 3.6 out of 5 stars 127 Reviews |
| Included Components | Z-Wave |
| Item Dimensions | 2.3 x 2.3 x 2.2 inches |
| Item Type Name | Multisensor |
| Item Weight | 9 g |
| Item dimensions L x W x H | 2.3 x 2.3 x 2.2 inches |
| Lower Temperature Rating | 32 °F |
| Manufacturer | Zooz |
| Measuring Range | Motion: 0 - 20 feet, Z-Wave: 0 - 100 feet (open space), 0 - 1300 feet (with Z-Wave Long Range) |
| Model | ZSE11 800LR |
| Mounting Type | Wall Mount |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Sensing Distance | 20 feet |
| Specific Uses For Product | home automation, security, climate control, environmental monitoring |
| Style | Modern |
| Style Name | Modern |
| UPC | 853478006117 |
| Unit Count | 1 Count |
| Upper Temperature Rating | 104 °F |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** ZOOZ
- **Item Weight:** 9 g
- **Item dimensions L x W x H:** 2.3 x 2.3 x 2.2 inches
- **Lower Temperature Rating:** 32 °F
- **Style:** Modern

## Images

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## Questions & Answers

**Q: Is this compatible with Smarthings?**
A: The sensor will be recognized and will report correctly but if you'd like access to the advanced settings, you will need to install a custom driver. You'll receive instructions for the process once you register your product.

**Q: Can the power be hardwired via USB or other source?**
A: Lithium battery powered

**Q: Does it work with isy-99i with z-wave capability?**
A: it is zwave-plus, if I remember correctly.

**Q: what is the field of view for the motion sensor?**
A: The sensor has a 100 degree field of view.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Works great, but needs a driver update on Hubitat
*by V***V on April 30, 2024*

I bought this sensor with a bit of hesitation after reading all the reviews. Thanks to Techie Buyer, whos review was the only one, which outweighed all the negatives. Initially I had issues with getting a motion sensor to work, but after replacing a stock Hubitat driver for this sensor with a community driver, everything started working like a charm. I don't think Amazon allows external links in the reviews, but if you Google search for "Zooz SZE11 800 hubitat driver", the top result will be a link to "How to Access Advanced Settings for ZSE11 Q Sensor on Hubitat", and it will have a link to the driver that works. Needless to mention that I'm powering the sensor with USB power, and that's a feature that's worth more than anything. Who likes to replace batteries, no matter how infrequently?

### ⭐⭐⭐ Disappointing accuracy and limited utility - BAD LIGHT SENSING
*by M***S on August 12, 2022*

I have two of these sensors and was hopeful they would meet my objectives. Unfortunately, the majority of the measurements suffer from poor accuracy and limited resolution. Motion: Motion detection is the most reliable of the ZSE11 features and works quickly and with good range and vertical and horizontal field of view. With ST device type handlers installed, there are options to raise/lower sensitivity as well as enable/disable an LED indicator light when motion is detected. I rate the motion detection solid 5/5. It's as good or better than several other z-wave motion detectors I have. Temperature: Out of the box, my sensors' temperature readings were consistently 3-4 degrees above actual air temperature. This in itself is minor and correctable by applying temperature offsets in the settings. But another limitation is that the frequency of the measurements is limited to 1 hour intervals or temperature changes of at least 1 full degree. Consequently, the data collection will not reflect temperature readings with high resolution. This is surprising given that temps are reported with precision to 1 decimal point. If actual temperature fluctuates +/- several fractions of a degree several times within a 1 hour period but never exceeds a net 1 degree change, then the ZSE11 will record NO change in temperature during the 1 hour period. Every other z-wave device I've owned for years is able to gather temperature changes at a much finer frequency/resolution. So it's shocking that the ZSE11 is so limited. Rated 3/5. Humidity: The out of box humidity readings for my two sensors were a stunning 15% above actual humidity. This was observed in a variety of settings within my home from the basement to the second story floor. The ZSE11 would even report humidity readings that were *higher than the outdoor ambient humidity* (during Summer which should be impossible) all while my home was being continuously air conditioned. Likewise, in a closed room with a 500W dehumidifier running, the ZSE11 would report higher humidity levels than other sensors reported in adjacent non-dehumidified rooms. To its credit, the sensor would detect actual changes in humidity seemingly fine, but it's just very disappointing that the accuracy of the measurements was so incorrect. No factory-new measurement instrument should ever be 15% off calibration. Also, as with the temperature readings, humidity measurements are only reported at 1 hour intervals or for changes of at least a full 1%. So again, humidity is measured to 1 decimal place, but the granularity of the readings is very limited. As with temperature, I find the ZSE11 to perform below average in measuring and reporting humidity as compared to other z-wave products. Rated 3/5. Illuminance: Of all the functions I wanted the ZSE11 to perform, this was the most anticipated but sadly most disappointing. The range of light detection is apparently from 0 to 100,000 lux. The light reporting threshold can be set from as low as 1 lux to as high as 30,000 lux. And the light measurement can be offset anywhere between -20,000 lux and +20,000 lux. I want to draw attention to the scale reaching into the tens of thousands of lux. Because I can't understand what type of use case or environment would involve such absurd levels. In case it's not obvious, I'm deeply frustrated by the poor performance of the light sensing capability of the ZSE11. It seems to be designed to monitor stadium lights, nuclear explosions, or solar output, things that would possibly involve thousands upon thousands of lux. HOWEVER , THIS SENSOR IS NOT ABLE TO DETECT SMALL LEVELS OF LIGHTING. More specifically, it cannot detect when a completely dark room transitions to a dimly lit room when natural sunlight arrives during the day. In fact, it consistently under-reports light levels even with normal artificial lighting fully turned on. Rooms with light levels well above 100 lux according to light sensors on various phones and cameras all produce lux levels below half their actual values when measured with the ZSE11. Most significantly, any low light levels which would normally register at or below ~40 lux are reported as 0 by the ZSE11s. This renders the light sensors nearly useless for any kind of illuminance-based automation (i.e. "activate lights only if room is too dark"). A little research will show that it's not unusual for homes to have areas with lux levels ranging from 50 lux to 300 lux. So it stands to reason that these sensors should be calibrated to handle light levels in those low ranges, rather than in the tens of thousands of lux. Also, unlike with the temperature and humidity issues, the light level inaccuracy CANNOT BE CORRECTED with an offset setting. This is because the sensor physically cannot differentiate below a certain level. Any offset adjustment will simply result in that value being falsely reported as the new minimum value (e.g. an offset of 50 lux will cause pitch black rooms to appear as being lit to 50 lux). I had such high hopes for the light sensing capability of the ZSE11, but I cannot imagine there are any worse performing z-wave light sensors available. Rated 1/5. Other: Despite the above criticism, the ZSE11 does offer some redeeming qualities. The support for micro-USB power is especially welcome as it eliminates the chore and annoyance of replacing sensor batteries. For me, this on its own justifies keeping the sensors as replacements for battery-powered motion sensors. Additionally, the ZSE11 will act as a z-wave repeater when configured with USB power. Setup went very smoothly for me although I have extensive experience with z-wave and ST device type handlers, so other users may form a different opinion.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Light, Motion, Temp, and Humidity in an attractive, reliable device
*by C***S on May 17, 2025*

Another high quality Zooz product. Purchased several of these to monitor temperature and humidty in a house with three HVAC zones. Used a calibrated hygrometer/thermometer to adjust each so that reliable readings were provided room to room. Very sensitive light sensor allows for automation of lighting. Motion detector can also be integrated with lighting or other routines via your Z-Wave hub. Highly recommend vs. the Aeotec sensor which is more expensive and, in my opinion, less attractive in the home.

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