Presence Sensor GISE GHPS-ZB ZigBee Tuya — Smart occupancy/motion detector (GHPS-ZB)

GISE GHPS-ZB is a ZigBee presence sensor designed for integration with Tuya-compatible smart home and commercial systems. The device detects motion and presence to enable automated control of lighting, heating, ventilation and security scenes via a ZigBee gateway. Its compact design and wireless ZigBee connectivity allow placement in corridors, offices and rooms where occupancy-based automation and energy savings are required.

Advantages

The sensor provides reliable presence and motion detection with low power consumption and fast response times. ZigBee connectivity ensures stable communication with Tuya ecosystems and other ZigBee hubs, enabling remote control and trigger-based scenes. Its discreet form factor supports unobtrusive installation while maintaining broad detection coverage for typical indoor environments.

Suitable for

• Automated lighting control in corridors and stairwells
• Occupancy-based HVAC management in offices and meeting rooms
• Security systems requiring motion-triggered alerts
• Energy-saving scenes in commercial and residential spaces

Key specifications

• Wireless protocol: ZigBee for low-power mesh communication
• Detection type: presence and motion detection
• Mounting: wall or ceiling placement compatible with indoor environments
• Power: low power consumption suitable for battery or low-voltage operation
• Compatibility: works with Tuya-compatible ZigBee gateways and ecosystems
• Operating environment: designed for typical indoor temperature and humidity ranges

How to use

Install the sensor on a wall or ceiling at a position that provides clear view of the monitored area. Pair the device with a Tuya-compatible ZigBee gateway following the gateway’s device inclusion procedure. After successful pairing, configure motion and presence triggers, sensitivity and scene associations in the Tuya app or compatible control software. Use the gateway to create automation rules for lighting, HVAC and security based on the sensor’s events.

Usage recommendations

Place the sensor at a height and angle that minimises blind spots and avoids direct exposure to windows or heating vents. Test sensitivity settings after installation to balance reliable detection with reduction of false triggers, and use ZigBee network planning to ensure robust signal coverage for consistent performance.