Everything your room knows,
tucked away in the wall

Presence, air quality and a switch in one flush-mount module.

WallSense is designed for round European back boxes and fits the best-known cover frames using adapter plates. Two mmWave radars see whether someone is there and where, sensors measure CO₂, VOC, temperature, humidity and ambient light, and the front doubles as your touch switch.

WallSense
Requires Home Assistant
Does not work standalone
Installation

Fits shallow round back boxes too

The module itself is 26 mm deep. When using Ethernet/PoE with a bare RJ45 connector without a boot, approximately 40 mm of installation depth is required. That means WallSense also fits in a shallow round back box.

  • Mounts on 60 mm screw centres
  • Adapter plates for well-known switch ranges
  • Openings around the housing for air measurements
  • Can share one frame with a switch or socket

Where does WallSense fit?

The round 60 mm box is used in the Netherlands, Belgium, Luxembourg, Germany, Austria and France, among other countries. The same box principle is also common across Central, Northern and Southern Europe; we are checking the exact fit for each country and brand.

The United Kingdom, Ireland and Denmark often use different systems. Rectangular three-module boxes are common in Italy. We are investigating separate mounting plates or housings for these markets.

Fits shallow round back boxes too
Cover frames

Fits the switch range already in your home

The WallSense front measures 55 × 55 mm. That is the same outer size as Gira System 55 and the CeilSense front, and the smallest size on the market. It already fits Gira System 55 directly. For larger openings, we are developing adapter plates that neatly fill the extra space around the front.

Fits the switch range already in your home
Fits shallow round back boxes too

Gira

System 55

Ready

Jung

A series, AS 500

In development

Berker

S.1, B.3

In development

Merten

System M

In development

Busch-Jaeger

Balance SI, Future Linear

In development

Niko

Original, Pure

In development

Is your brand or range missing? Share it in Discord so we can include it in a future adapter plate.

Features

Eight functions behind one front

Sensing, control and visual alerts brought together in a single flush-mount module.

Presence

HLK-LD2412

Sees that you are there, even when you lie still on the sofa reading. It responds to micro movements.

Position

HLK-LD2450

Tracks up to three people at once with their position in the room, so you can work with zones.

CO₂

Sensirion SCD41

A real NDIR measurement, not an estimate. You see straight away when the air in the room is used up.

VOC and NOx

Sensirion SGP41

Measures volatile compounds and nitrogen oxides. Noticeable after cooking, cleaning or painting.

Temperature and humidity

Sensirion SHT45

Accurate readings at living height, exactly where you want to steer heating and ventilation.

Ambient light

VEML7700

Measures ambient light in lux, so lights can switch on only when the room is dark enough.

Touch

The capacitive touch surface appears in Home Assistant. There you link a tap to an action, scene or automation.

Status and ambient light

1 + 16 RGB

One status LED in the front and sixteen RGB LEDs on the back of the PCB. You decide in Home Assistant how they behave; CO₂ warnings, doorbell alerts and night lighting are examples.

Presence

Two radars that complete each other

One looks at whether someone is there, the other at where they are. Together your home knows not just that the room is occupied, but whether someone is on the sofa or just walking in.

Zone 1 Zone 2 6m 5m 4m 3m 2m 1m WallSense
Person 1 Person 2 Person 3
Sample data

LD2412 for presence

Detects movement and micro movement such as your breathing. So the light no longer goes out while you are still sitting in the room.

LD2450 for position

Tracks up to three people with coordinates. Draw zones for the sofa, the desk or the doorway and automate per spot.

  • No camera and no image, just radar points
  • Works in the dark and straight through fabric and curtains
  • Sensitivity adjustable per zone through ESPHome
  • Every reading stays inside your own network

Why two mmWave radars?

The LD2450 tracks where people are. The LD2412 adds presence detection for small movements. In Home Assistant, you combine that information with zones in your room.

  • Position and movement

    See where someone is moving and use that position in your automations.

  • Even while sitting still

    The LD2412 detects small movements, so presence detection does not depend solely on people walking around.

  • Automations for each zone

    Create a zone around the sofa or desk, for example. You decide what happens in Home Assistant.

Zone 1 Zone 2 4.2m 3.4m 5.8m
Person 1 Person 2 Person 3
Sample data
Touch control for Home Assistant
Control

Touch control for Home Assistant

The capacitive touch surface behind the front is passed to Home Assistant. There you decide what a tap does: switch a light, start a scene or trigger an automation. With no moving parts, there is no mechanical wear.

  • Touch appears in Home Assistant
  • Link your own action, scene or automation
  • No mechanical button, so no wear
  • The LED can provide visual feedback
Air quality

See what you breathe

Three Sensirion sensors measure the air in the room, right at the height where you live.

CO₂

400 to 5,000 ppm

SCD41 with a real NDIR measurement, the reliable standard for CO₂.

VOC and NOx

Index 1 to 500

SGP41 turns gases into an index you can automate on directly.

Temperature

Up to ±0.1 °C

SHT45 is among the most accurate sensors in its class.

Humidity

Up to ±1.0 %RH

Useful against mould and to drive your ventilation intelligently.

WallSense does not measure particulate matter, so PM1, PM2.5 and PM10 readings are not available. Want to measure particulate matter? See the UltimateSensor or UltimateSensor Mini with the optional SPS30 particulate matter sensor.

One RGB status LED in front, sixteen RGB LEDs behind

One RGB status LED sits in the front, with another sixteen controllable RGB LEDs on the back of the PCB. You set their colour, brightness and behaviour in Home Assistant. The uses below are examples of automations you can create yourself.

  • Example: red when CO₂ is high
  • Example: doorbell alert
  • Example: night light for a child’s bedroom or hallway

Two ways to power WallSense

Choose PoE over an Ethernet cable or 110–240 V mains power. USB-C is only for flashing firmware.

Power over Ethernet

Power and a wired network connection over a single Ethernet cable.

  • Via a PoE switch or PoE injector
  • No separate power adapter at the sensor

110–240 V mains power

Power WallSense from the mains when a suitable electrical supply is available at the installation point.

  • 110–240 V AC
  • Network connection via WiFi or Ethernet

USB-C: flashing only

The USB-C connection is for flashing firmware, not for powering WallSense.

Have mains connections installed by a qualified installer. The stated installation depth of approximately 40 mm applies to the setup with an RJ45 connector without a strain-relief boot.

Technology

An ESP32-C6 at its heart

Choose WiFi 6 or wired Ethernet with PoE. The ESP32-C6 also includes an 802.15.4 radio that ESPHome can use for OpenThread.

Ethernet + PoE

Network and power over a single UTP cable, with no separate power adapter.

WiFi 6

More efficient and more stable on a busy network, also on 2.4 GHz.

OpenThread via ESPHome

ESPHome can use the built-in 802.15.4 radio for OpenThread.

Bluetooth 5 LE

For setup and for future extensions.

USB-C

The USB-C connection is for flashing firmware, not for powering WallSense.

Integration

Native in Home Assistant

WallSense runs on ESPHome and shows up with all its entities in Home Assistant as soon as it joins your network. Our official integration recognises the device automatically and adds smart features.

  • Every sensor as its own entity
  • Recreate your room and zones with the Room Designer
  • Touch as a trigger for your automations
  • Fully local, no cloud needed
ROOM BUILDER

Design Your Room in Minutes

Draw your room, add doors and furniture, and mark where WallSense is mounted. Then create zones around your sofa or desk. The animation shows how this works in the SmartHomeShop panel.

Click a step
Room Builder
Step:
Cabinet Sideboard Sofa Table Zone 1 Zone 2 IN OUT Zone 1 Zone 2 Entry 4.20m 1.60m 2.00m 3.40m 5.80m 5.40m
LIVE DEMO

See WallSense in action

Switch between the floor plan, 3D room and radar. See people move between zones and explore the measurements on your dashboard.

Interactive demonstration with simulated people and sample readings, not live data from a WallSense. The room score is illustrative only.

Sample data
4.20m 2.00m 1.60m 3.40m 5.80m 5.40m ENTRY ZONE IN OUT Zone 1 Zone 2 Sideboard Sofa Table Cabinet Living Room • 5.8m × 5.4m
Drag to rotate
Zone 1 Zone 2 6m 5m 4m 3m 2m 1m SENSOR
Zone 1
Zone 2
Entry
Refresh: 10Hz Range: 0-6m FOV: 120°
Room Quality
Temperature
°C
Humidity
%
CO₂
CO₂
ppm
Light Level
lx
CO₂ CO₂ Quality
400 800 1200 1600 2000

VOC / NOx

SGP41

VOC-index

NOx-index

Status and ambient light 1 + 16 RGB

One status LED and sixteen RGB LEDs. You decide what they do in Home Assistant, such as a CO₂ alert, doorbell notification or night light.

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