This ONE Smart Home Sensor Rules them ALL!

Brian - @AutomateYourLife

Welcome to our video review of the Multisensor 7 by Aeotec, the ultimate smart home sensor for your automated home.

In this video, we'll be taking a closer look at the Multisensor 7, which is designed to monitor and control all aspects of your smart home environment. It's a small but powerful device that can detect motion, temperature, humidity, light, and UV levels, giving you complete control over your home's environment.

With the Multisensor 7, you can set custom alerts and automate various smart home functions, such as turning on lights, adjusting the thermostat, or even activating a security camera. Its Z-Wave technology allows it to seamlessly integrate with other smart home devices, making it an essential component of any smart home system.

So if you're looking to enhance your smart home experience and take full control of your environment, then the Multisensor 7 by Aeotec is the perfect solution. Watch our video review to learn more about its features and how it can transform your home into a smart home haven.

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[SteveyoungphotographyUk]

I've been using the version 6 of this since 2016. Can confirm these are ace. I use them indoors and outdoors under the eaves of my roof where they're sheltered from rain and have always had reliable detection with no false alerts. Excellent kit.

[usa-earth]

Stu, hope you crack the 100 K quickly. You do a very good job and your take on things is much appreciated, isn't it my Precious?

[MattSimmonsSysAdmin]

I legitimately love mine - I've bought several of them. Don't tell Aeotec, but I have one outside on my gazeebo and it has worked like a champ for almost a year on the same battery. I recommend these too.

[mikepaine]

Is there an API to read things from locally? Imagine if there is an HA integration there likely would be.

[nate_river_]

The biggest deal for me is that it'll take USB and consolidate loads of other things into one sensor. I'm so fed up of chasing around my house with a pack of CR2032s.

[Sir_Lionheart]

What is the accuracy of humidity and temperature. I’d love to use this in my cigar humidor, depending on its accuracy.

[Badonicus]

Second.
Stu, that Lord of the Rings intro was better than the entire season on prime video.
You should have said and in the darkness, light them....you know as they can turn on lights....ill get my coat

[HATipsByLarry]

If I had a need of a expensive sensor that could read all of those things in one location then I might buy this sensor. Only problem is I never need to read all of those things in one location. Instead I can buy a MUCH cheaper sensor that only reads what i need it to read in a specific location. I really can't think of ANY place i need one of these. And it's a good thing to as it's $75 US dollars.

[andy_warb]

Such a shame this is missing mmwave! Then I think it would be near enough perfect!

[garethjones]

Specs as long as your legs in a body the size of Paul’s is deeply impressive

[Amped-JDS]

Great piece of kit and I have loads of the MS6 out in the wild for customers but its only Z-Wave and that just makes it another network to worry about on HA. Still a good bit of kit and I run all of them from a single 5v supply so easy to keep the updates set to max rather than battery where they slow down a bit.

[MrJono]

Lightlevel, did you test the light level accuracy and response times? I have a few version 6 sensors, which I agree are generally great, but the response time to changing light levels seem to be measured in weeks. I use them to turn lights on and off, but you have to add quite a bit of a delay or account for this at least because it takes so long to update. I have also never seen the UV at anything above zero. I don't even know if this feature actually works. Finally there seems to be very little difference between the version 6 and 7 sensors. Stu have you done any comparisions? Is it worth paying the extra money?
Anyway great video, keep up the good work.

[sleepingwonder]

Ummm are you sure it supports zigbee their tech sheet says only z wave . Also do we know is their motion detection is only PIR or mm wave sensor looking from physical appearance it looks it only has PIR

[allothernameswherealreadytaken]

Does anyone know if these will get thread/matter support in the future? Making the bridge unnecessary?

[dankelley]

Great review of a way over priced sensor. Most of the built in sensors would be defeated due to the perfect placement to look for vibration or infrared. Too bad as I love SmartThings which used to make great & inexpensive, as you say, kit!

[destroyerisk]

It's actually missing CO2 sensing, which arguably is even more important than temp and humidity

[vaderaguk]

Trouble is, the price of this thing is nearly as much as all those sensors separately... You may as well spend less on the individual ones you need

[David.W.Kelsey]

Another good review Mr Stu, unfortunately I have to stop following as the censor bleep that you, and TV progs use, disturbs my dog!!! Don't understand why, frequency perhaps? So, thankyou for the entertainment over the years 🤔🤗

[EsotericArctos]

The issue with this devices is it is Z-Wave, which measn different frequencies in different countries, and they are expensive. Also, if you need the Temperature and Humidity to measured for the room, it's not necessarily good to have that in a position ideal for a motion sensor. They are a good idea, but honestly, I can buy a Humidty, Temperature and Barometric pressure sensor and Motion and Light sensor that run on Zigbee, and still have money left over after buying both compared to the price of this sensor. Don't get me wrong, the Aeotec sensors are well built, but being Z-Wave, and all in one, are big disadvantages

[DuesenbergJ]

Wait, what!!!! Is there someone behind the camera??