presence sensor

Everything Presence Pro

Everything Smart Home

mid local: excellentFully controllable on your LAN with no internet dependency. Wi-FiESPHome
Price
mid band last checked Aug 28, 2026
HA fit
excellent
Works offline
yes
Setup
moderate
Hub needed
no
Everything Presence Pro presence sensor, a white rounded-square housing with a PIR dome on the front face, mounted on its desk stand

Quick verdict

The Presence Pro is the wired member of the Everything Presence family: 802.3af PoE and Ethernet alongside Wi-Fi, plus both a 25m mmWave sensor and a 6m tracking radar fitted as standard rather than as an add-on. It does not replace the Presence One, which the vendor still sells alongside it. Pick the Pro when you can run a cable and want the sensor off Wi-Fi; pick the One when you cannot.

Standout: The only sensor in the Everything Presence line with Ethernet and 802.3af PoE, and it fits both radars as standard.

Notes last checked Aug 28, 2026.

Compatibility snapshot

Home Assistant excellentFull local control, no cloud needed. Native Home Assistant integration or a local protocol.
Apple Home noneNo official support on this platform.
Google Home noneNo official support on this platform.
Alexa noneNo official support on this platform.
Works offline yes
Setup moderate
Extra hub needed no
Power 802.3af PoE, 12-24V DC, or USB-C 5V

Local control facts

  • Home Assistant: esphome integration, Local Push, Platinum on the quality scale (home-assistant.io, checked Sep 10, 2026)

Why it stands out

  • Ethernet with 802.3af PoE means one cable for power and data, and no Wi-Fi dependency at all
  • ships with both radars fitted as standard: a DFRobot SEN0609 mmWave sensor for 25m detection and a HiLink LD2450 for 6m target tracking
  • ESPHome firmware, so Home Assistant discovers it locally and detection zones stay editable

Reasons to hesitate

  • Home Assistant only: no Apple Home, Google Home, or Alexa support
  • the CO2 module is an extra purchase rather than part of the base sensor
  • getting the most out of dual radar takes more calibration than a simple PIR sensor

Best for

  • Home Assistant households that already run PoE and want presence sensing off Wi-Fi
  • rooms where a single mmWave sensor has not been reliable enough on its own

Avoid if

  • you want a sensor that works with Apple Home or Alexa
  • you have no Ethernet where the sensor needs to go and the Wi-Fi models would do

Privacy and local-control notes

Runs ESPHome firmware and talks to Home Assistant over the local network with no vendor cloud account. The Ethernet option means a Pro can be wired into the network and kept off Wi-Fi entirely, which is about as private as a networked sensor gets.

Home Assistant support: supported · integration path: ESPHome / native Home Assistant.

Built with ESPHome - see the ESPHome guide for Home Assistant →

Buying reality check

Price notes: GBP 67 direct from the vendor, shown as $93.00 USD at the store's current conversion rate (verified 2026-08-28, in stock). The optional CO2 module is sold separately and is not included.

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