THIRDREALITY Multi-Function Night Light, Zigbee Repeater, 3-in-1 Combines a Motion Sensor, a Illumination Sensor and RGB Color Night Light, 1-100% Adjustable Brightness, Zigbee hub Required

I purchased five of these THIRDREALITY Zigbee Multi-Function Night Lights to build a sophisticated lighting architecture in my home, and they are absolutely brilliant. While they work flawlessly as standalone motion-activated night lights, their true power is unlocked when integrated with a smart home hub like Home Assistant. I have configured these to act as dual-purpose ambient status indicators. They stay on at a very dim 1% brightness all day, providing a quick, unobtrusive visual cue for the home's security state based on color—🟢 Green means secure, 🔴 Red indicates a perimeter breach (door/window open), and they even cycle through 🟣 Purple and 🔵 Blue based on specific security scenes I've set. However, when motion is detected in a zone after sundown, the nearest light immediately brightens to 25% white to safely light the way, automatically reverting to its status color after 30 seconds. Beyond their clever programming, they are technically robust. They paired instantly with my Zigbee network and act as reliable repeaters, significantly strengthening my home mesh network. Considering they offer so many options for advanced customization as indicator lights, they represent an excellent value for the low price. Highly recommended for anyone looking to bridge the gap between simple automation and comprehensive home security visualization.

The Multi-Function Night Light is a stylish and practical addition to any home. Its easy installation and quality design make it a hassle-free setup that promises durability and multiple benefits of function that looks great and delivers tons for the low cost. The convenience of this smart night light is unparalleled, responding quickly to movements and changes in light intensity. With versatile lighting modes and the ability to serve as a motion sensor and RGB color night light, it offers a spectrum of options to suit various needs as well as extending your zigbee hub network reach. Just remember, a Zigbee hub is required for smart system integration. Overall, a reliable and versatile lighting solution that adds a lot of function with a great tough elegance that helps it fit in much better than other devices in this class, blowing them away for price, function, and appearance. Works great in SmartThings/HA/Hubitat and helps function for us a a beautiful notice indicator with the light, a night light, weather indicator, mode indicator, zigbee extender, and motion sensor. Couldn't ask for a better smart home product if you're looking for a motion sensor this has that and much more at a great cost, I plan on adding many more.

I recently purchased the THIRDREALITY Multi-Function Night Light 4 Pack, and I am extremely satisfied with its performance and features. Setting up these nightlights was a breeze. The light they provide is adequate without causing any eye strain, thanks to the adjustable brightness. The motion detection is also very responsive. I’ll be able to expand my Zigbee network throughout my house with these nightlights. I also appreciate the additional features, such as the illumination sensor and the RGB color night light. The ability to set different colors and brightness levels is a great bonus. Overall, this is a versatile and reliable product that I highly recommend.

I like this thing. It is really what it claims: a smart night light with some light and motion sensores so you can set automations with it. I like the device itself, and it really does what it claims. However, I could never for the life of me add this thing to its own company's app, the 3R app. Fortunately, I was able to add it to Home Assistant pretty easily, and from there I started using it for automations as a smart nightlight.

Update: They fixed something with the firmware updates, they still take a long time to apply but I no longer have to have them right next to the Zigbee adapter to connect, and they pair very quickly in Home Assistant. I am glad this is fixed as I use these as scheduled night lights, for alerts for open garage doors, motion illumination, etc. I used to like these until I started getting firmware prompts every day, and every attempt to update failed, even when placed next to the controller. I did get one to update after a factory reset, but it took over TWO HOURS to apply (using Home Assistant.) Others fail with a unable to connect or time out after a partial update, so either their servers are incredibly slow or the update process is broken/defective. Will not be buying any more Third Reality products until this issue is resolved, I contacted customer support via email but no response so far. Easy to set up in Home Assistant. Has two modes, full auto or controllable with HA. Can be used for motion detection, as a night light (scheduled by HA), or as an alert/reminder light that can be switched on/color changed by HA automations.

Work great with HomenAssistant, the form factor a motion detector is awesome. Would love to see a mmWave version.

Amazing field of detection on this thing, it will see you come from quite far. We're using it in an hallway and it is perfect for us. It even detects the cat when it goes to use its litter box. Integration with Home Assistant was also very quick and painless.

Works fine with zigbee2mqtt. I found near instant sensor updates on motion or room lux changes, same for response times to changes to light color or state asked of it. Works great with Home assistant. I'll be rolling out more of these to stop replacing batteries in legacy zigbee battery based PIR devices.

These work perfectly with Zigbee2MQTT and Home Assistant. I use them to trigger lighting automations—it’s ideal for nighttime routines. I love Third Reality products and already own several. Their devices are consistently dependable, easy to integrate, and thoughtfully designed. This one’s no exception.

Bought three of these units to cover the halls in my home. Zigbee unit, not Matter. I started using them with Alexa served by a Eero router. They were immediately recognized and showed up as a Light with the ability to turn on and off, change color and brightness. The unit would act as a motion detected night light when the room was dark, and would respect the colour and brightness I had selected within Alexa. I did notice that if I manually turned them on from Alexa, the motion activation would not be active for a period of time. Unplugging and plugging in the unit would restore the nightlight function immediately. So, it would seem the light intensity and motion detection worked, but only for the automatic nightlight function. I subsequently moved to Home Assistant using both ZHA and z2m Zigbee connectivity. The nightlights in both HA access methods provided much more detail for automation purposes, including Illuminance in lux, and motion detection. Firmware details were also provided ( note, the part number is 3RSNL02043Z ) and I was able to update the firmware as needed. As expected z2m gave the most details of the two HA methods. In practice both methods give the same values to be used for advanced automations ( on/off, lux value, mtion detected, color, brightness ). The nightlight function worked as in Alexa and has the same behaviour after turning it on manually ( takes some time to return to automatic nightlight mode ). There seems to be no control available for the automation nightlight feature: no reset ability and no setting of the ambient light value for nightlight use. In my use this wasn't an issue, the default mode works fine. Final note, these devices act as Zigbee routers so they may help extend your Zigbee network. In summary, the zigbee connectivity works well in Alexa, and in Home Assistant ZHA and z2m, unit acts as a Zigbee router Alexa control is limited to on/off and colour setting and brightness. Home Assistant usage adds lux value, motion detection and firmware OTA upgradability. The nightlight feature seems to work independent of any automation control, but does respect the colour and brightness you set. I highly recommend these units, especially if used in Home Assistant ( and in Alexa with some limitations ). I'm now looking at ways to use them as visual alarms for other automation detections ( turn them on as red when a water leak is detected by another sensor in the HA automation ).