HALO Smart Sensor
Vape, smoke-event, air-quality and selected safety sensing.
Vape and environmental detection
United States
HALO Smart Sensor by Motorola Solutions
HALO Smart Sensor is a camera-free environmental and safety sensor for vape events, air quality, occupancy and selected sound-based alerts.
Brand overview
Camera-free vape, safety and environmental sensing from IPVideo, a Motorola Solutions company
United StatesUnited States; IPVideo, a Motorola Solutions company
- Vape, smoke and masking-event detection
- Air-quality and environmental readings
- Keyword, sound-level and tamper events on supported models
- Local integrations plus optional HALO Cloud dashboards and notifications
Before you specify
Choosing your products
- 01Required event types and model generation
- 02Privacy policy and response ownership
- 03Network, firmware, licensing and alert routing
- 04Placement, airflow, coverage and environmental interference
Our products
What HALO Smart Sensor by Motorola Solutions offers
HALO Cloud
Dashboards, alerts, fleet management and event review.
Local integrations
Supported relays, network events and third-party workflows.
Environmental analytics
Temperature, humidity, particulates, gases and related readings by model.
Approval families
Certifications and approvals found in the range
IK08 impact rating on relevant model
Platform security and regulatory declarations by model
Not a replacement for a code-required fire detector
HALO is an environmental and safety-monitoring platform. Do not present it as a certified smoke detector for a code fire-alarm system.
Technical notes
Technical details
How the products connect, where they work and what maintenance they need.
Installation, compatibility and maintenance
HALO processes supported events without a camera and states that it does not record speech or video.
Deployments can use supported local integrations and optional HALO Cloud dashboards, notifications and device management.
Coverage depends strongly on ceiling height, airflow, room geometry and the event being detected.
Applications
Schools and higher education 
Healthcare 
Commercial property
Where And How To Use The Range
HospitalityAssisted livingShared public facilities
Choosing For Your Application
- HALO processes supported events without a camera and states that it does not record speech or video.
- Deployments can use supported local integrations and optional HALO Cloud dashboards, notifications and device management.
- Coverage depends strongly on ceiling height, airflow, room geometry and the event being detected.
Plan delivery and supportSolution designLand installationTrainingOn-site breakdown and troubleshooting
Supported solutions
Solutions supported by HALO Smart Sensor by Motorola Solutions
Selected ranges
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HALO Smart Sensor by Motorola Solutions products and systems
Resources
Manufacturer documents
Manufacturer data sheets, product information and certificates.
Beyond supply
Services available for HALO Smart Sensor by Motorola Solutions systems
Contact our team for availability, delivery and support options in your country.
Brand Questions
Frequently Asked Questions
Does HALO use a camera or record conversations?
HALO is marketed as camera-free. Its supported keyword and sound analytics do not require storing intelligible speech, but the exact privacy configuration should be documented.
Can HALO detect every vape event?
No sensor guarantees every event. Placement, airflow, room geometry, product type, thresholds and response procedures affect performance.
Can HALO replace a smoke detector?
No. Use code-compliant, listed fire detection for the building fire alarm. HALO provides separate environmental and safety monitoring.
What network information is needed before installation?
Confirm the selected model’s power and network requirements, permitted connections and alert destinations with the IT team. Agree who will maintain firmware and user access.
Who receives a HALO alert?
That depends on the configured integrations and account settings. Assign named responders and test that notifications reach them before the system is put into use.
What should happen after repeated unwanted alerts?
Review placement, airflow, cleaning activities and event settings. Keep records of the conditions so adjustments can be checked without simply suppressing useful alerts.
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