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Fibaro FGBHMS-001 vs Ring Alarm Motion Detector
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Key differences between Fibaro FGBHMS-001 and Ring Alarm Motion Detector
A summary of selected recorded differences between these motion sensors. Check the full specification table below for details and conditions.
Feature differences among your selected devices
- Bluetooth (connectivity): Fibaro FGBHMS-001 — Yes; Ring Alarm Motion Detector — No.
- Automations (features): Fibaro FGBHMS-001 — Yes; Ring Alarm Motion Detector — No.
- Alexa (integrations): Fibaro FGBHMS-001 — No (The Fibaro Alexa skill covers switches, dimmers, blinds, gates, thermostats and scenes; Fibaro states Alexa is not allowed to reach devices tied to security, which is where its motion sensors sit); Ring Alarm Motion Detector — Yes.
- Apple Home (integrations): Fibaro FGBHMS-001 — Yes (HomeKit-enabled, control via Siri); Ring Alarm Motion Detector — No.
Specifications to check side by side
- Z Wave (connectivity): Fibaro FGBHMS-001 — No; Ring Alarm Motion Detector — Z-Wave Hub required.
- Battery Type (power): Fibaro FGBHMS-001 — CR123A; Ring Alarm Motion Detector — 2x AA.
Information still to confirm
- 8 of 25 comparison fields lack a resolved value for at least one selected device. Missing information is not evidence that a feature is absent.
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These observations are derived from recorded catalog data and have not all been independently verified. Confirm details with the manufacturer before purchasing.
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7differences with recorded values for every device
8rows with missing or unspecified information
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Apple Home
- Fibaro FGBHMS-001Yes
- Ring Alarm Motion DetectorNo
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Showing 25 of 25 rows. “Not recorded” does not mean “No”.
Alerts
- Fibaro FGBHMS-001
- Not recorded
- Ring Alarm Motion Detector
- Not recorded
- Fibaro FGBHMS-001
- Yes
- Ring Alarm Motion Detector
- Yes
Connectivity
- Fibaro FGBHMS-001
- No
- Ring Alarm Motion Detector
- No
- Fibaro FGBHMS-001
- No
- Ring Alarm Motion Detector
- No
- Fibaro FGBHMS-001
- Yes
- Ring Alarm Motion Detector
- No
- Fibaro FGBHMS-001
- No
- Ring Alarm Motion Detector
- No
- Fibaro FGBHMS-001
- No
- Ring Alarm Motion Detector
- Z-Wave Hub required
- Fibaro FGBHMS-001
- No
- Ring Alarm Motion Detector
- No
Features
- Fibaro FGBHMS-001
- Not recorded
- Ring Alarm Motion Detector
- 90°
- Fibaro FGBHMS-001
- Yes
- Ring Alarm Motion Detector
- No
- Fibaro FGBHMS-001
- Not recorded
- Ring Alarm Motion Detector
- Not recorded
- Fibaro FGBHMS-001
- Not recorded
- Ring Alarm Motion Detector
- Not recorded
- Fibaro FGBHMS-001
- Not recorded
- Ring Alarm Motion Detector
- Yes
Catalog note
Adjustable sensitivity in the Ring app with pet-friendly settings; at the lowest setting it ignores pets under 22 kg
- Fibaro FGBHMS-001
- Not recorded
- Ring Alarm Motion Detector
- 7.6 m
Integrations
- Fibaro FGBHMS-001
- No
Catalog note
The Fibaro Alexa skill covers switches, dimmers, blinds, gates, thermostats and scenes; Fibaro states Alexa is not allowed to reach devices tied to security, which is where its motion sensors sit
- Ring Alarm Motion Detector
- Yes
- Fibaro FGBHMS-001
- Yes
Catalog note
HomeKit-enabled, control via Siri
- Ring Alarm Motion Detector
- No
- Fibaro FGBHMS-001
- No
- Ring Alarm Motion Detector
- No
- Fibaro FGBHMS-001
- Yes
Catalog note
HomeKit accessory, so Home Assistant pairs with it locally through the HomeKit Device integration, no iCloud involved
- Ring Alarm Motion Detector
- Yes
- Fibaro FGBHMS-001
- No
- Ring Alarm Motion Detector
- No
- Fibaro FGBHMS-001
- No
- Ring Alarm Motion Detector
- No
Power
- Fibaro FGBHMS-001
- Not recorded
- Ring Alarm Motion Detector
- Not recorded
- Fibaro FGBHMS-001
- CR123A
- Ring Alarm Motion Detector
- 2x AA
Sensors
- Fibaro FGBHMS-001
- Yes
- Ring Alarm Motion Detector
- Not recorded
- Fibaro FGBHMS-001
- Yes
- Ring Alarm Motion Detector
- Yes
- Fibaro FGBHMS-001
- Yes
Catalog note
Also has an accelerometer for tamper detection
- Ring Alarm Motion Detector
- No
| Specification | Fibaro FGBHMS-001 | Ring Alarm Motion Detector |
|---|---|---|
| Alerts | ||
| Not recorded | Not recorded | |
| Yes | Yes | |
| Connectivity | ||
| No | No | |
| No | No | |
| Yes | No | |
| No | No | |
| No | Z-Wave Hub required | |
| No | No | |
| Features | ||
| Not recorded | 90° | |
| Yes | No | |
| Not recorded | Not recorded | |
| Not recorded | Not recorded | |
| Not recorded | YesCatalog noteAdjustable sensitivity in the Ring app with pet-friendly settings; at the lowest setting it ignores pets under 22 kg | |
| Not recorded | 7.6 m | |
| Integrations | ||
NoCatalog noteThe Fibaro Alexa skill covers switches, dimmers, blinds, gates, thermostats and scenes; Fibaro states Alexa is not allowed to reach devices tied to security, which is where its motion sensors sit | Yes | |
YesCatalog noteHomeKit-enabled, control via Siri | No | |
| No | No | |
YesCatalog noteHomeKit accessory, so Home Assistant pairs with it locally through the HomeKit Device integration, no iCloud involved | Yes | |
| No | No | |
| No | No | |
| Power | ||
| Not recorded | Not recorded | |
| CR123A | 2x AA | |
| Sensors | ||
| Yes | Not recorded | |
| Yes | Yes | |
YesCatalog noteAlso has an accelerometer for tamper detection | No | |
Know what’s behind the comparison.
The table matches specifications by section and field. It preserves notes, separates missing data from explicit “No” values, and keeps qualifications attached to their values. No overall winner is assigned from feature counts.
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