Brand | DIYmall |
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Color | HC-SR501 |
Power Source | Corded Electric |
Item Weight | 1.58 Ounces |
Maximum Range | 15 Feet |
Compatible Devices | Incandescent Lamp |
Recommended Uses For Product | Security Products |
Manufacturer | DIYmall |
UPC | 717520589952 |
Part Number | FZ0057- |
Item Weight | 1.58 ounces |
Product Dimensions | 1.18 x 0.98 x 0.79 inches |
Country of Origin | China |
Item model number | 4331029690 |
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
Size | PIR sensor |
Item Package Quantity | 1 |
Batteries Included? | No |
Batteries Required? | No |

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5 Pack HC-SR501 Pir Motion IR Sensor Body Module Infrared for Arduino
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Brand | DIYmall |
Color | HC-SR501 |
Power Source | Corded Electric |
Item Weight | 1.58 Ounces |
Maximum Range | 15 Feet |
About this item
- Using Potentiometer 105, output timing is from 0.5S to 200S
- Widely used in:Security Products,human body sensors toys,human body sensor lighting industrial automation and control, etc
- NOTE: On this retrigger jumper is a solder jumper, and you need solder it by yourself
- Pls note that there is no IR emitter in this module, the principle of PIR sensor is to detect the infrared radiation emitted by the human body, it only have a IR sensor (cell)
- Package Included: 5 X HC-SR501 PIR Infared Sensor
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Condition:100% brand new with good quality
Product Type: HC--SR501 Body Sensor Module
Operating voltage range: DC 4.5-20V
Quiescent Current: <50uA Trigger: L can not be repeated trigger/H can be repeated trigger(Default repeated trigger)
Delay time: 5-18S(adjustable) the range is (0.xx second to tens of second)
Block time: 2.5S(default)Can be made a range(0.xx to tens of seconds
Board Dimensions: 32mm*24mm
Angle Sensor: <100 ° cone angle Lens size
Sensor Diameter:23mm(Default)

Applications:
* Security Products
* the human body sensors toys
* the human body sensor lighting industrial automation and control, etc
Use:
It can automatically and quickly open various types of incandescent, fluorescent lamps, buzzer, automatic doors, electric fans,automatic washing machine and dryer Machines and other devices,is a hightech products.
Especially suitable for enterprises, hotels, shopping malls, warehouses and family aisles, corridors and other sensitive Sense of region, or for the security zone automatic lighting, lighting and alarm systems.
Package Included:
5 X HC-SR501 PIR Infared Sensor
NOTE:
On this retrigger jumper is a solder jumper, and you need solder it by yourself.

HC-SR501 PIR Sensor Sensitivity and Time Delay is adjustable
There are two potentiometers onboard.
One is to adjust the sensitivity, and the other is to adjust delay time.
Also there are two trigger mode. One is Single trigger mode, which means that delay is started immediately upton detecting motion, and continued detection is blocked. The other is Repeatable trigger mode, timely delay is re-started every time motion is detected.
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Price | $43.90$43.90 | $49.90$49.90 | $25.98$25.98 |
Name | Benewake TFmini-S | Benewake TFmini Plus | Benewake TF-Luna |
Range | 0.1-12m | 0.1-12m | 0.2-8m |
Communication Inerface | UART,I2C,I/O | UART,I2C,I/O | UART,I2C,I/O |
Voltage Range | 5V | 4.5-5V | 3.7-5.2V |
Wire Length | 10cm | 30cm | 10cm |
Output Data | Single-point, distance value | Single-point, distance value | Single-point, distance value |
Baud Rate | 115200 | 115200 | 115200 |
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ASIN | B012ZZ4LPM |
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Customer Reviews |
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Date First Available | September 23, 2013 |
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power source | Corded Electric | Battery Powered | Corded Electric | Battery Powered | Battery Powered | Battery Powered |
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Customers find the motion detector works well with Arduino circuits and serves as a good PIR sensor for DIY projects, being easy to hook up and offering good value. The sensitivity receives mixed feedback - while some find it amazingly sensitive, others say it's not sensitive enough. Moreover, the quality and accuracy get mixed reviews, with some reporting a 60% failure rate and less accuracy, while false positives are a significant concern for many customers.
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Customers find that the motion sensor works well and is suitable for most applications, with one customer noting it functions perfectly with Arduino circuits.
"Bought these for Halloween decoration triggering. They work well, but the overall design has it's limitations (doesn't matter what MFG)...." Read more
"Hooked the VCC and ground to a 12v A/C adapter and it worked perfect...." Read more
"These modules are perfectly good for most applications they are intended for...." Read more
"...They work good for my chosen application." Read more
Customers find the motion sensor to be good value for money.
"...It's awesome, gives me so much more control and cheaper. I do get some false-positives, but not nearly as much as with the pre-built unit...." Read more
"...2, for an average of 3.4 -- but feeling generous and considering the low cost, I rounded up to 4." Read more
"Nice PIR sensor and good price for 5. Well packaged, all 5 work...." Read more
"Great price, amazingly sensitive and reliable...." Read more
Customers find the motion sensor effective, noting it can detect motion across an entire area and works well for Arduino projects.
"These are good PIR sensors for Arduino projects. The adjustments are really sensitive, the smallest adjustment makes a pretty big change...." Read more
"Nice PIR sensor and good price for 5. Well packaged, all 5 work...." Read more
"...For those complaining about false positives, and unreliable readings......" Read more
"...It can spot motion across an entire (average) room easily...." Read more
Customers find the motion sensor easy to use and hook up.
"This is probably the most common PIR sensor available. It's easy to use, and quite sensitive...." Read more
"These work great, and are easy to hook up and adjust. One of the five didn't work, but for the price I still think its a great deal...." Read more
"...Very easy to hookup with ample code available on the net. I have these hooked to an ATTINY85 programmed to turn on when motion is detected...." Read more
"...They seem to detect motion well and hookup is really easy...." Read more
Customers have mixed opinions about the motion detector's sensitivity, with some finding it amazing while others say it's not sensitive enough.
"...Very wide sensitivity pattern. Tho description says "< 100 degrees" I thought it was greater than 120...." Read more
"...So you may have to rotate it 90* as it's not a cone of sensitivity, more like a long oval in one plane." Read more
"...It's easy to use, and quite sensitive...." Read more
"...I tweaked and tweaked and it just seems like there isn’t fine adjustment. The motion detection was either too sensitive or not sensitive enough." Read more
Customers have mixed opinions about the motion sensor's quality, with some finding it good while others report poor quality and mention a 60% failure rate.
"...To be clear, this product is defective. Amazon needs to take action." Read more
"Was intact and serves well in my project long lasting too." Read more
"...NOT RECOMMENDED!" Read more
"...work, this seems like a decent product, but having a 60% failure rate is pretty extreme. 2 stars for the 2 PIRs that actually work." Read more
Customers report issues with the motion sensor's accuracy.
"...bought on Amazon, but upon validation we discovered that they have an inconsistent (and possibly oscillatory) “desensitization” period between the..." Read more
"...that operating voltage is from 5V. Yes, it is working but accuracy is kind of unreliable...." Read more
"...They were less Accuracy and after an hour of usage, they keep sensing even if no one is in the room... i paid more money and bought a different..." Read more
"Poor quality, constant false readings." Read more
Customers report issues with false alarms from the motion sensor.
"...It's awesome, gives me so much more control and cheaper. I do get some false-positives, but not nearly as much as with the pre-built unit...." Read more
"...However, it is useless and give LOTS of FALSE POSITIVES...." Read more
"...Adjustments to the onboard pots could not resolve the numerous false alarms. Note by numerious, I mean about a false alarm every minute or two...." Read more
"...False positives all day long with all 5 boards, tried putting them in a cardboard box and they still have false triggers very, very often." Read more
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- Reviewed in the United States on December 4, 2024These are great for turning the screen off and on, in my controller box.
- Reviewed in the United States on December 8, 2024perfect just what i needed
- Reviewed in the United States on March 16, 2025Bought these for Halloween decoration triggering. They work well, but the overall design has it's limitations (doesn't matter what MFG). Super sensitive to ambient light, so works well in a darker/indirect light situation. Also only really sensitive in 1 plane/movement direction. So you may have to rotate it 90* as it's not a cone of sensitivity, more like a long oval in one plane.
- Reviewed in the United States on December 18, 2023I left 5 stars because this listing for the HR-505 was truthful and said 4.5V as the minimum operating voltage. Many other listings say 3.3 to 12V. These are useless for that and cost me a couple days before I gave up. You need the AM312 for 3.3V usage.
- Reviewed in the United States on March 22, 2019I first bought a pre-built 'smart' light switch with a motion sensor that was WAY too sensitive and couldn't be adjusted. I decided to go the DIY route and bought these. I connected one to a NodeMCU, which I set up with Home Assistant using MQTT (along with a simple 'smart' switch sans motion sensor).
It's awesome, gives me so much more control and cheaper. I do get some false-positives, but not nearly as much as with the pre-built unit. I suspect it's due to being in the garage and the sensor picking up sunlight/shadows coming in through cracks in the garage door.
Overall, very happy with the purchase.
- Reviewed in the United States on May 18, 2025According to specs, these PIRs should be identical to others we’ve bought on Amazon, but upon validation we discovered that they have an inconsistent (and possibly oscillatory) “desensitization” period between the HIGH state trigger and the return to LOW state. Turns out, they’re missing a capacitor that’s crucial for consistent timing, rendering them useless for timescale measures. I’ve included a picture of the missing capacitor as well as a picture of a fully functioning device from another Amazon seller.
What’s worse is that this is not just a simple error — they seem to have been intentionally snipped! The seller likely received complaints about latency, and this was their fix. You can see the same modification in other customers’ (positive) review images.
To be clear, this product is defective. Amazon needs to take action.
1.0 out of 5 starsAccording to specs, these PIRs should be identical to others we’ve bought on Amazon, but upon validation we discovered that they have an inconsistent (and possibly oscillatory) “desensitization” period between the HIGH state trigger and the return to LOW state. Turns out, they’re missing a capacitor that’s crucial for consistent timing, rendering them useless for timescale measures. I’ve included a picture of the missing capacitor as well as a picture of a fully functioning device from another Amazon seller.Defective. Do not buy for any scientific use. Missing capacitor.
Reviewed in the United States on May 18, 2025
What’s worse is that this is not just a simple error — they seem to have been intentionally snipped! The seller likely received complaints about latency, and this was their fix. You can see the same modification in other customers’ (positive) review images.
To be clear, this product is defective. Amazon needs to take action.
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- Reviewed in the United States on October 25, 2022I'm providing a middle rating because documentation is not good.
I don't know if I misread the specs when I purchased but I thought these PIR sensors would work with 3.3v input/source voltage and output 0v low and 3.3v High on output.
I now know that they certainly need 5v source input voltage and output 3.3v.
When I provided 3.3v input power they acted erratically and would not go predictably low. Using 5v input the 3.3v output consistently dropped low to 0v.
In Summary: 5v In = consistent 3.3v out when triggered, and 0v when clear/not triggered.
- Reviewed in the United States on November 2, 2017Hooked the VCC and ground to a 12v A/C adapter and it worked perfect. The 3.3v "trigger" pin (the "OUT") even had enough juice to directly power a red LED (tho a little dimmer than normal). Very wide sensitivity pattern. Tho description says "< 100 degrees" I thought it was greater than 120.
At default sensitivity it would trigger easily from 8-10' away. I never adjusted it as that was the perfect distance for my needs.
Holding it with the sensor "dome" facing down and the adjusting (orange) "screws" facing you, the left one is the sensitivity, the right is the duration that the OUT pin will stay "on" (i.e. hold at 3.3v). Minimum seems to be around 4 seconds.
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- A BastienReviewed in Canada on February 28, 2022
1.0 out of 5 stars Too many false motions
These are useless as motion detectors due to the false reports. Yes I tried the pF capacitor from Signal to Ground and I shortened the signal wire. It did reduce the false motions but they still happen few minutes. Unfortunately I can't send them back due to adding the capacitor to the circuit. I would not recommend these to anyone. I will try to keep fussing with them. I am trying now on a Wemos D1 Mini with less than 1 cm of signal wire from PIR to data pin.
UPDATE: Still bad on the wemos with <1 cm wire. Tried pull up resistor - no effect. Increased and decreased capacitor size - no effect.
I've ordered a different type. Hope they work.