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Tuya Smart Staircase Control Panel LED 32 Steps WiFi or Zigbee with PIR Sensors
€69.91
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- One output per step, up to 32: the controller has 32 independent channels and in the app you set how many steps your staircase has, from one to thirty-two.
- Digital or single-color strips: drives SPI strips with WS2811, SK6812, UCS1903, TM1812, WS2814 and FW14935 chips, or single-color PWM strips. Up to 1024 LEDs.
- Two PIR sensors included: one at the bottom and one at the top, 3-meter range with a 180° angle. Two five-meter extension cables included. The stairs light up when you step on them and turn off automatically.
- Six power-on effects: scrolling, alternating, all on, chase, rainbow and trail. Speed and brightness from 1 to 100%.
- Switch-off delay from 1 to 32 seconds: choose in the app how long the steps stay lit after passing, with an up/down test to check the direction.
- Wi‑Fi or Zigbee, choose the version: MS032W connects to a 2.4 GHz Wi‑Fi router without a hub. MS032Z requires a Tuya Zigbee gateway, sold separately.
- Tuya Smart app and voice control: turn on, turn off, change effects and create scenes from the app; with Alexa and Google Assistant you can do it by voice.
- Voltage from 5 to 24 V: follows the power supply voltage, 6 A per channel and up to 30 A total. Make sure the strips and power supply have the same voltage.
- Wired sensors, radio accessories: the two PIRs connect with the included 5 m extensions. The MR501 sensor and MR021 panel, sold separately, pair via radio using the R and L buttons.
- Compatible wall panel: in addition to the sensors you can pair the MR021 wireless switch from the same series, sold separately, to turn the staircase on manually.
- Compact body for the panel: 230 × 87 × 20 mm, push-in terminals for the outputs, IP20 rating. Operates from -20 to 60 °C.
- Strips, power supply and gateway sold separately: in the box you’ll find the controller, two PIR sensors with bases, two 5 m extensions, cable adhesive, and a manual.
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Tuya 32-Step LED Stairwell Controller: Light Follows Your Steps
The Tuya LED stairwell control unit turns the steps on one after the other when you step on them and turns them off when you pass. It has 32 independent channels , one per step, and you can set the number of channels for your staircase in the app. It controls digital SPI strips with color effects or single-color PWM strips, with voltages ranging from 5 to 24 V. The two PIR sensors included in the package are for the bottom and the top: they detect passage at a distance of three meters and connect to the control unit with the five-meter cables included. From the Tuya Smart app, you can choose the effect, speed, brightness, and switch-off delay; with Alexa and Google Assistant, you can do it by voice. It is available in the MS032W Wi-Fi version, which connects to the router, and the MS032Z Zigbee version, which requires a Tuya gateway. Strips , power supply , and gateway are purchased separately.
Tuya Smart App: Strip type, number of steps and effects
The setup is done only once from the Tuya Smart or Smart Life app. On the settings page, choose the strip's chip from the six supported ones and the color order. Then, specify the number of steps, from one to thirty-two, and the LEDs for each step. On the modes page, choose the effect , color, speed, and brightness. Using the up and down test, you can decide whether the stairs start from the bottom or the top. The same app manages scenes and automations with other Tuya devices in your home.
Voice commands with Alexa and Google: the staircase turns on with your voice
The control unit appears on Amazon Alexa and Google Home like a regular Tuya device. Simply connect your Tuya account to the assistant: from that moment on, you can turn the stairs on and off with a phrase, change the color, or activate a scene without having to pick up your phone. This is convenient in the evening, when your hands are full, or for those at home who don't use the app. The PIR sensors continue to work autonomously: the voice command is used to force the stairs on, for example during a party, or to turn them off completely. Everything works with both the Wi-Fi and Zigbee versions, as long as the gateway is connected to the same account.
Two PIR sensors included: turns on when you climb, turns off by itself
The package includes two passive infrared PIR sensors with a built-in or wall-mounted base. One goes at the bottom and one at the top: when you go up, the steps light up starting from the first; when you go down, they start from the last. The sensor detects motion up to three meters away at a 180° angle, thus covering the entire width of a domestic staircase. After the set delay time, the staircase turns off automatically. The two sensors connect to the control unit's sensor port with the included five-meter cables , one at each end of the staircase. If you need an additional sensor, for example on a landing, add the MR501 radio sensor from the same series, sold separately.
Connection diagram: one channel per step, up to 32 outputs
The layout is the same for both versions. The power supply plugs into the input screw terminals, with the same voltage as the strips. Each step strip goes on its own numbered pressure terminal , from one to thirty-two; if the staircase has fewer steps, leave the last channels free. Sensor A is at the bottom of the staircase and sensor B at the top. The MS032W connects to a 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi router and requires no additional hardware. The MS032Z speaks Zigbee and requires a Tuya Zigbee gateway , sold separately. The gateway integrates it into the app along with the other Zigbee devices in your home.
Switch on when passing with a light trail along the handrail
With digital strips, each step lights up in the color you choose, and the sequence follows the direction you walk. You can also run a strip along the handrail or side skirting, as pictured: the control unit drives it with the same SPI signal, and the light accompanies the steps. Six effects are available: scrolling, alternating, full on, chasing, rainbow, and trail. With single-color strips, you get the same progressive lighting in warm or cool white, without any colors. In both cases, you can adjust the brightness from 1 to 100%, so at night the stairs remain dim and glare-free.
In the package: control unit, two PIR sensors and 5-meter extension cables
Open the box and you'll find the control unit , the two PIR sensors with mounting bases, and two five-meter extension cables. There are also screws, a cable sticker, and the manual. The included sensors connect with the cable. The R and L buttons are used to pair the series' wireless accessories by holding them down for three seconds: R turns the light on from above, L from below. The same buttons are used for Wi-Fi configuration and reset. The outputs have push-on terminals : insert the strip's wire and tighten, without soldering. The wireless accessories are the MR501 sensor and the MR021 wall switch , sold separately, for manually turning on the staircase. All that's missing is the power supply, which must be chosen based on the strips.
Strips, power supply and gateway: what to pair with the control unit
The control unit works with digital LED strips with the chips listed above and with single-color strips , from 5 to 24 V. Choose a single voltage for the entire staircase and a power supply of the same voltage, with enough current for all the strips: the control unit supports up to 6 A per channel and 30 A in total. The Zigbee version also requires a gateway. Below you will find the strips, power supplies, and gateway we typically pair. It is suitable for straight, spiral, or ramped interior staircases, in homes, shops, or hotels.
Dynamic modes: one step at a time or multiple steps together
In step-by-step mode, the steps light up one at a time, following the person ascending. In group mode, multiple steps light up at once, quickly illuminating the entire staircase. In both modes, you can adjust the speed from 1 to 100 % e the time it takes for each step to light up, from one to thirty-two seconds. With the digital strips, you can add color effects: scrolling, rainbow, and trail. You can test everything from the app with the up and down test buttons: you can immediately see the result and correct the direction if the sensors are reversed.
Specifications: 5-24V, 6A per channel, body 230 × 87 × 20mm
DC 5-24V input voltage, same as that of the connected strips. Current 6A per channel, maximum 30A in total. PWM + SPI (TTL) output, up to 1024 digital LEDs. White plastic body 230 × 87 × 20 mm with fixing holes. Push-in terminals for the 32 outputs, screw terminals for the input, SPI port and status LED. Operating temperature -20 to 60 °C, protection degree IP20: must be mounted in a panel or dry compartment.
Frequently Asked Questions
How many steps can it handle?
Up to 32, one per channel. In the app, you set the exact number of steps on your ladder, from one to thirty-two; the channels you don't use remain free.
Which LED strips can I connect?
SPI digital strips with WS2811, SK6812, UCS1903, TM1812, WS2814, or FW14935 chips, up to 1024 LEDs, or single-color PWM strips. All at the same voltage, from 5 to 24 V.
Do you need a hub or a gateway?
With the MS032W Wi-Fi version no: it connects to the 2.4 GHz router. With the MS032Z Zigbee version you need a Zigbee Tuya gateway, sold separately.
What power supply should I use?
A power supply with the same voltage as the strips and sufficient current for all of them: the control unit can handle up to 6 A per channel and 30 A total. Not included.
How do you connect the sensors?
The two included PIR sensors connect via cable to the control unit's sensor port, using the 5 m extension cables included. The MR501 radio sensor and MR021 panel, sold separately, pair with the R and L buttons.
Can I choose how long the steps stay lit?
Yes. The shutdown delay can be adjusted from the app from 1 to 32 seconds. You can also adjust the speed and brightness from 1 to 100 % e the direction with the up and down test.
Does it work with Alexa and Google Assistant?
Yes, via the Tuya Smart or Smart Life app connected to the assistant. Turn on, off, and change the effect by voice; the sensors continue to work automatically.
Can I turn on the scale without sensors and without an app?
Yes, with the MR021 radio wall switch from the same series, sold separately: it is paired with the control unit by holding down the R or L button for three seconds.
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Data sheet
- Colors
- White
- Material
- High-quality PVC plastic
- Working temperature
- -20℃-60℃
- Voice Control
- Amazon Alexa and Google Home
- Mobile application
- Tuya Smart or Smart Life
- Dimensions
- 230x87x20 mm
- Communication Protocol
- RF 2.4G
Wifi
Zigbee 3.0 - Number of Channels
- 32
- input voltage
- 5-24V DC
- Output voltage
- 5-24V DC
- Protection Rating
- IP20
- Detection range
- Up to 3 meters
- Detection angle
- 180°
- Input current
- 30A
- Output current
- 6A Channel - Maximum 30A Total
- Exit signal
- PWM + SPI(TTL)
- Pixel points
- Max 1024
- RF Communication Distance
- 30 Meters in Open Space
- LED Types Supported
- Digital LED with Chip
Monochrome - Ideal for Automation
- Corridors
Stairs - Input Signal
- PIR Sensor + Button + Tuya APP
- Works with
- Amazon Alexa
Google Home
Home Assistant
Tuya / Smart Life - Hub required
- None (Wi-Fi / standalone)
- Ideal for
- Lights & LED
- Home Assistant integration
- Cloud integration
Zigbee via dongle (ZHA / Zigbee2MQTT)
Specific References
- UPC
- 812148360161
- EAN13
- 8121483601613
- MPN
- Tuya MS032W
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- One output per step, up to 32: the controller has 32 independent channels and in the app you set how many steps your staircase has, from one to thirty-two.
- Digital or single-color strips: drives SPI strips with WS2811, SK6812, UCS1903, TM1812, WS2814 and FW14935 chips, or single-color PWM strips. Up to 1024 LEDs.
- Two PIR sensors included: one at the bottom and one at the top, 3-meter range with a 180° angle. Two five-meter extension cables included. The stairs light up when you step on them and turn off automatically.
- Six power-on effects: scrolling, alternating, all on, chase, rainbow and trail. Speed and brightness from 1 to 100%.
- Switch-off delay from 1 to 32 seconds: choose in the app how long the steps stay lit after passing, with an up/down test to check the direction.
- Wi‑Fi or Zigbee, choose the version: MS032W connects to a 2.4 GHz Wi‑Fi router without a hub. MS032Z requires a Tuya Zigbee gateway, sold separately.
- Tuya Smart app and voice control: turn on, turn off, change effects and create scenes from the app; with Alexa and Google Assistant you can do it by voice.
- Voltage from 5 to 24 V: follows the power supply voltage, 6 A per channel and up to 30 A total. Make sure the strips and power supply have the same voltage.
- Wired sensors, radio accessories: the two PIRs connect with the included 5 m extensions. The MR501 sensor and MR021 panel, sold separately, pair via radio using the R and L buttons.
- Compatible wall panel: in addition to the sensors you can pair the MR021 wireless switch from the same series, sold separately, to turn the staircase on manually.
- Compact body for the panel: 230 × 87 × 20 mm, push-in terminals for the outputs, IP20 rating. Operates from -20 to 60 °C.
- Strips, power supply and gateway sold separately: in the box you’ll find the controller, two PIR sensors with bases, two 5 m extensions, cable adhesive, and a manual.
Tuya Smart Staircase Control Panel LED 32 Steps WiFi or Zigbee with PIR Sensors
€69.91
Tax included
No review at the moment