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* Image for representation only — actual product may varyHuman Detector
mmWave Occupancy for Bathrooms, Stairs and Utility Rooms
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The occupancy half of the presence sensor, in a smaller round body for the places that only need one answer: is somebody in here. Bathrooms, stairwells, store rooms, corridors. Radar rather than PIR, so it holds the light on for a person standing still at a basin, and it keeps working in steam and darkness. Pairs with the Elderly Care rules — no presence in a bathroom for an unusually long stretch is exactly the event a family wants flagged.
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✓ 24 GHz mmWave radar · ✓ Presence · motion · stationary occupancy · ✓ Round, wall or ceiling bracket · ✓ Tilt bracket — 30° / 45° / 90° · SKU: NX-HUMD-001
Specifications
Full Technical Specifications
Detection24 GHz mmWave radar
SensesPresence · motion · stationary occupancy
BodyRound, wall or ceiling bracket
AimingTilt bracket — 30° / 45° / 90°
PowerUSB-C, no battery
Best ForBathroom · stairs · utility · corridor
RulesRun on the panel — survive an ISP outage
AlertsPush, 7 langs
OriginDesigned in India
Product Details
What's Inside
- Bathrooms: Hold the light on for someone standing still at the basin.
- Stairwells and corridors: Light the way only while someone is there.
- Store and utility rooms: Switch lights off automatically once the room is empty.
- Exhaust fans: Turn the exhaust on when occupied and off after vacancy plus a timeout.
- Elderly care: Flag an unusually long stay in the bathroom to the family.
SKU: NX-HUMD-001
Category: Sensors
Setup Process
How It Works
1
Mount the Detector
Fix the Human Detector on its wall or ceiling bracket in the bathroom, stairwell, store room or corridor.
2
Aim the Bracket
Lock the tilt at 30°, 45° or 90° so the radar covers the room and not the passage outside.
3
Power by USB-C
Connect USB-C power. There is no battery to fit or replace.
4
Link Lights and Alerts
In the Nexomatic app, tie occupancy to the light or exhaust, set the vacancy timeout, and turn on Elderly Care alerts if you need them.
Key Features
Built for Indian Homes
Holds the Light On
Someone standing at a basin is not moving enough for a PIR. Radar keeps the room occupied, so the bathroom light stops going dark on people.
Steam and Dark Are Fine
Radar does not care about humidity, fogged optics or a room with no light in it — the three things that defeat cheaper sensors in a bathroom.
Elderly Care Input
Feeds the inactivity rules: too long in the bathroom, or no presence anywhere in the house during the awake window, raises a push alert.
Exhaust That Turns Itself Off
Occupied turns the exhaust on, vacancy plus a timeout turns it off — no switch anybody has to remember.
Aim It at the Zone
Locks at 30, 45 or 90 degrees so the beam covers the room rather than the doorway traffic outside it.
No Batteries
USB-C powered, so nothing dies in a ceiling void two years after the install.
Integrations
Smart Home Platform Integration.
Human Detector is controlled from the Nexomatic app. Android is available now as a direct download; iOS is coming soon.
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Nexomatic App
Stay Connected – Download the App
Control it from your phone. Android available now as a direct download; iOS is coming soon.
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Android · APK
iOS
Coming soon
Where this is used
The same hardware, configured for what the building does. See how it is deployed:
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Frequently asked questions
Will the bathroom light stay on if I am standing still?
Yes. Radar keeps the room occupied for a person standing still at a basin, which is not enough movement for a PIR sensor.
Does it need batteries?
No. It is USB-C powered, so there is no battery to replace.
Does it work without the internet?
Yes. Its rules run on the panel in your house and survive an ISP outage. Only phone notifications wait for the connection.
How does it help with elderly care?
It feeds the Elderly Care inactivity rules. Too long in the bathroom, or no presence anywhere in the house during the awake window, raises a push alert to the family.
How is it different from the Presence Sensor?
The Human Detector is the occupancy half of the Presence Sensor in a smaller round body. The Presence Sensor also reports temperature, humidity and ambient light.
What does the Human Detector cost?
Pricing is quoted per site, based on the rooms and devices you need. Contact us for a quote.
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