The spec says 5V, and it's no joke. no 3.3V under voltage. The open collector output means you can connect it to any GPIO on your MCU with a pull-up resistor. Active-low detection. I didn't like the weird color scheme of the wires, but the wires were clearly labeled so I can't really fault it. The adjustment screw was difficult to adjust properly, but was sufficient for my application. I haven't tested the 80cm maximum range claim, especially when it was in optimal conditions. Depending on your use case, you might be able to hack detection with reflective tape as a target; to increase range, provide odd-angle detection, and reduce false alarms. I give it a hard 4.
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