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MSR-2 mmWave Multisensor (LD2410B)

$37.99
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We're excited to introduce the Apollo MSR-2 sensor, an updated version of our popular MSR-1, developed with your feedback. The MSR-2 builds on the foundation of the MSR-1, incorporating several incremental upgrades to enhance performance and usability.

What's New?

  • Compact Design: The MSR-2 has a smaller form factor, making it easier to integrate into your projects and living spaces without sacrificing functionality.
  • Additional Expansion Slot: We've added a back expansion slot, allowing new accessories like a rear-facing female USB port for clean installations.
  • Updated Sensors: We've upgraded to the DPS310 for improved pressure and temperature accuracy. The base MSR-2 includes only pressure and temperature readings from the DPS310. However, humidity sensing can still be added through the optional CO2 sensor module.

For MSR-1 Users: The MSR-2 is an incremental update designed with your feedback in mind, rather than a major upgrade. Both sensors will continue to be supported, with updates provided as part of our commitment to all users.

MSR-2 Wiki

MSR-2 mmWave Tuning Videos

CO2:

Use the mmWave to instantly detect when someone walks into the room and turn on the lights. Since mmWave is so good at still detection (detecting you sitting very still), you can also keep the lights on while you are in the room.

The mmWave can also be placed under your bed to determine if someone is in the bed or not. This can make for great morning or alarm automations.

The RGB led is great for notifications. Trash night? Turn the LED green. Mail in the mailbox? Turn the LED blue.

The piezo buzzer is great for notifications you don't want to miss (also good for party tricks playing songs). Has your CO2 level risen to very high levels? Beep the sensor to let you know to open a window. Did your front door just open? Beep once as a notification.Use the UV sensor to let you know how much sun is coming through the window. Or use the LUX sensor to only turn on the lights if it is dark in the room.

The optional CO2 sensor is very eye opening. Many people do not know the air in their office or bedroom reaches CO2 levels that have an affect on you. From poor sleep at night, drowsyness in the office, and brain fog can all be caused by high CO2. This sensor will let you know if your levels are getting too high and you need to turn on the air circulation or open a window.

  • Assembled sensor with case
  • Apollo sticker

We hope to build a community on our Discord and continue delivering products the community wants. Our team will be there to help answer any questions, suggestions, or problems you might have.

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Please see our Apollo Wiki for more information.

Product Details

mmWave Radar Sensor (HLK-ld2410b)

  • 1 Target tracking
  • Very good still detection
  • Very good tuning capability
  • Ability to tune out false positives

LUX and UV Sensor (LTR-390UV)

Temperature  / Pressure Sensor (DPS310)

Provides accurate readings of temperature, and pressure. The pressure enhances the readings from the CO2 sensor. Note: The ESP32-C3 in constant WiFi connection generates significant heat; you might need to adjust the offset based on your setup and the temperature/humidity won't be as good as a dedicated sensor with less heat build up.

C02 Sensor (Optional SCD-40)

  • True CO2 sensing

Bluetooth Tracker(ESP32-C3-Mini) - YAML Config Required

Track Bluetooth devices in your house, letting you know which devices are closest to the sensor. You will need to know the MAC of the Bluetooth devices you want to track.

  • Find your phone if you left it in the office or the bedroom.
  • Know who just walked into the room.
  • Track a beacon attached to your dog's collar.

RGB Pixel

  • RGB neopixel

Piezo Buzzer

Add Ons

USB-C wall plug mount
Ball mount

 Extras Always available:

Access to our discord for support, product announcements, and home automation ideas.  Link

Access to our code and CAD files for you to remix or browse community remixes. Link

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Customer Reviews

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Kyle G.
Outshines all the others

I’ve tried a bunch of different mmWave sensors, and so far, the MSR-2 puts them to shame. The MSR-2 is a bit more raw, and will take a little bit more time and effort to tune, but it gives you access to *all* of the variables you need to tune it exactly how you want. And once you’ve got it set up, it’s rock solid.
For future versions, it would be great to see an improvement in form fact. For example, the outlet mount is convenient, but it sits slightly off center and you can tell the case is 3D printed. But honestly the device itself is tiny compared to a lot of other mmWave sensors, so even if it’s a little rough around the edges, it’s pretty easy to hide.
For the money, I don’t think there’s a better presence sensor option on the market. My strategy has been to buy a bunch of these and scatter them throughout the big rooms instead of trying to find one perfect sensor to tackle big spaces, and I don’t regret it for a second.
Overall I'm a huge fan of this little sensor and I'll be ordering a few more of them, shortly!

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Bud
Ok

It’s works the motion sensor is fast. Nothing to write home about though. Feel like a third reality motion sensor and the IKEA air quality sensor. Would have gotten pm 2.5 that way. But don’t care enough to return it.

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Shehan U.
Love Everything About these Devices

I bought one after being recommended by my boss and after about ten minutes of working with it I immediately bought another. I love all the features and abilities that this little device can do and it is so incredibly useful. Can't wait to see what else comes out of this company!

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KYLE B.H.

MSR-2 mmWave Multisensor (LD2410B)

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Bede C.
These work really well

They install easily into Home Assistant ESPHome. I use them for presence and light sensing. I started the radar adjustments using the automated method (the web directions for doing this needs updating.) That was just a starting point. I set the zones to help identify which gates needed adjustment. I am still dialing in one that is in a larger room, I think I have it now. My automations are working. I am satisfied. These are replacing Aqara FP2. I like the size and lack of needing an account. I also adjusted the temperature offset and it is consistent. They can take some work dialing them in but it has been a fun learning experience.

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