
The gateway the rest of the Zigbee range needs. USB powered, model published.
Zigbee contact sensor on a 3 V cell. A Zigbee gateway is required.
Made by Yutai Electric
Minimum order: 5 units
Volume pricing
Add 5 more — $20.99 each
A two-piece Zigbee contact sensor: one half carries the reed switch and radio, the other is a magnet. When the gap between them opens, the sensor reports it to the gateway, and the gateway decides what happens - a light, a siren, a notification.
It is not a Wi-Fi device. It joins a Zigbee network through a gateway, and the supplier does not name which gateway models pair with it. Treat the gateway as a separate purchase and confirm pairing before you deploy more than a handful.
Power comes from a single 3 V cell. The supplier lists 3 V and nothing else - no cell size, no rated standby current, no battery life figure - so we do not quote one. The radio half measures 40 x 25 x 13 mm, the pair is packed at 100 g including the box, and the rated range is -20 to 60 C at 10 to 70 % RH.
Each line below is one combination: this device, that hub, that firmware — with the date it was checked on the right. For ecosystems not listed here, we make no claim.
Editor’s note: We list the manufacturer as Yutai Electric because that is the brand in the supplier's own specification table. The supplier states Zigbee and 3 V power but does not state the cell size, the battery life, or which Zigbee gateway models pair with it, so none of those appear on this page. No certificate number was obtained, so this page makes no certification claim. Detail cards are our own drawings built from the specification table, not supplier photography.





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