TP-Link's Tapo launches T150 all-in-one sensor in Korea
The Tapo T150 combines radar and infrared detection with temperature, humidity and light sensing and runs up to 3 years on two AAA batteries.
Tapo, TP-Link's smart home brand, announced the Korean launch of the Tapo T150, an all-in-one smart sensor, on October 23, 2026, according to datanet.co.kr.
The T150 combines occupancy, motion, temperature, humidity and illuminance sensing in a single device. It uses a dual detection method pairing a 24GHz radar with an infrared (PIR) sensor, and can capture fine motion at distances of up to 6m. Detection distance and sensitivity can be adjusted through the Tapo app.
The sensor carries an IP55 dust and water resistance rating and runs on two AAA batteries for up to 3 years. A magnetic mounting bracket allows wall or ceiling installation.
The T150 can link with the H100, H110, H200 and H500 hubs and, through a compatible hub supporting the Matter bridge, with Apple Home, Google Home and Samsung SmartThings. Tapo Smart Action lets sensor readings act as automation triggers, such as turning on lights when someone enters a room.
The T150 previously won an innovation award at IFA 2026, Europe's largest consumer electronics trade show.
Quick answers
What does the Tapo T150 measure?
It senses occupancy, motion, temperature, humidity and illuminance, using a 24GHz radar together with an infrared (PIR) sensor.
How long does the Tapo T150 battery last?
It runs on two AAA batteries for up to 3 years.
Which smart home platforms does the Tapo T150 work with?
It links with the H100, H110, H200 and H500 hubs and, via a compatible hub supporting the Matter bridge, with Apple Home, Google Home and Samsung SmartThings.