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Seeed Studio

Seeed Studio 24 GHz mmWave Human Static Presence Sensor Lite

SKU CH-4T63-HZ3JG

A 24 GHz mmWave radar detects human presence, motion, direction, speed and distance with configurable parameters and Arduino, Home Assistant and ESPHome support

  • TypeSensors
  • Detects stationary humans with FMCW radar precision
  • Visual debugging tools simplify configuration and data analysis
  • Adjustable parameters adapt detection range and sensitivity per scenario
  • Arduino library support enables rapid UART integration
  • Home Assistant wiki guides smart-home automation setup

Presence radar for smart-home builders

The Seeed Studio 24 GHz mmWave Human Static Presence Sensor Lite detects human presence, absence, motion direction, object speed and distance. It is designed for developers and integrators building automation systems such as lighting control, security monitoring or appliance triggers. Configurable underlying parameters let you tune detection range, sensitivity and timing for each scenario. The module communicates over UART and includes an Arduino library for rapid prototyping.

UART module for microcontroller integration

The sensor connects to a host controller via UART and draws power from a 4.5 V supply. It requires a compatible microcontroller or single-board computer running Arduino, ESPHome or Home Assistant firmware. No additional radio or wireless stack is needed on the module itself. This frees the host from implementing raw radar signal processing while still exposing adjustable parameters for custom detection logic.

Low-voltage radar with solid-state reliability

Operating at 4.5 V, the solid-state mmWave radar has no moving parts and produces no audible noise. Power draw remains modest during continuous presence monitoring. The FMCW principle provides stable readings immune to common environmental interference such as temperature shifts or airflow. Thermal output is negligible, allowing enclosure in sealed housings without active cooling.

Highlights

  • Detects stationary humans with FMCW radar precision
  • Visual debugging tools simplify configuration and data analysis
  • Adjustable parameters adapt detection range and sensitivity per scenario
  • Arduino library support enables rapid UART integration
  • Home Assistant wiki guides smart-home automation setup

Specifications

TypeSensors

Questions about this item

What is the maximum voltage I can feed the VCC pin before the sensor stops working?

The VCC pin accepts up to 4.5 V, so keep the supply at or below that level.

How much heat or fan noise does the module produce when it runs continuously?

The board has no fan and draws very little power, so it stays silent and barely warm during all-day operation.

Which hardware interface must my host board provide to talk to this sensor?

A spare hardware UART is required; the sensor communicates over its serial TX and RX pins.

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