ThirdReality Vibration Sensor
The ThirdReality Vibration Sensor detects shaking, tapping, and movement on surfaces to help you monitor windows, appliances, and valuables throughout your home. Using Zigbee for reliable, low-latency communication, the sensor reports activity instantly when paired with a compatible Zigbee hub or coordinator, making it useful for both security and everyday smart home automations.
Specifications
Power Source
Battery Powered
Compatible Devices
Smartphone
Item Dimensions LxWxH
2.21 x 0.5 x 2.21 inches
Connectivity Technology
Wireless
Alert Type
Motion
Voltage
3 Volts (DC)
Battery Cell Composition
Alkaline
Included Components
Vibration Sensor, Batteries
Noise Level
110 dB
Sensor Technology
Vibration
Manufacturer
Third Reality, Inc
Part Number
3RVS01031Z
Item Weight
2.39 ounces
Product Dimensions
2.21 x 0.5 x 2.21 inches
Item model number
3RVS01031Z
Batteries
2 AAA batteries required. (included)
Material
Plastic
Batteries Included?
Yes
Batteries Required?
Yes
Warranty Description
1 Year Warranty
User Manual
Technologies & Capabilities
Accurate Vibration & Movement Detection
The sensor uses internal motion detection to recognize vibration, tapping, or surface disturbance, helping you track activity where standard motion sensors cannot.
Zigbee Connectivity For Fast, Local Performance
Built on Zigbee, the sensor connects to compatible hubs and coordinators for quick reporting, strong battery life, and stable communication.
Flexible Use Across Doors, Windows & Appliances
Its compact design allows placement on windows, washers, drawers, cabinets, safes, and other areas where movement should be monitored or used to trigger routines.
Automations Through Smart Home Platforms
When added to your Zigbee network, the sensor can trigger alerts, activate lighting, notify you of appliance cycles, or support custom routines.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does the ThirdReality Vibration Sensor detect?
It detects shaking, tapping, and surface movement to notify your smart home system when an object or area is disturbed.
Does this sensor require a hub?
Yes. It must connect to a Zigbee hub or coordinator such as Home Assistant, SmartThings, Hubitat, or Echo devices with Zigbee built in.
Where should I install this sensor?
Common locations include windows, drawers, cabinets, safes, interior doors, and appliances like washing machines that create vibration.
Can it trigger smart home automations?
Yes. You can use vibration events to activate scenes, send notifications, or trigger security routines depending on your platform.
How long does the battery last?
Thanks to Zigbee’s low-power design, the sensor can run for long periods on a standard coin-cell battery, with life depending on activity levels.