Devices for local smart homes

Sonoff SwitchMan M5 Matter smart wall switch, 3-gang, 86 type, white

One stop by the front door switches off the whole exit route — three independent channels drive the hallway, kitchen and bathroom lights from a single 3-gang plate.

Start your smart home where you sleep or work: the Orb-MW1 wall switch brings schedules and voice control to a single room, leaving the rest of the flat for later.

In the evening the chandelier rests — one key keeps just the soft sconce light, the other brings back full brightness for cleaning: two lighting zones in one 86×86 frame.

One Duo module behind a double rocker runs both lighting lines at once — chandelier and sconce keep their own wall keys yet switch independently via app or voice, 10 A per channel.

Behind the shutter buttons already on your wall, MINI-RBS slips into the round Ø60 mm flush box and gives the motor schedules, percentage control and Matter.

The smart layer hides flush in the wall: the WS01TPF-E replaces a regular socket in its mounting box, joins any Matter ecosystem over Wi-Fi and meters loads up to 16 A.

Affordable RGB accent lighting for a TV wall or shelving with no hub required: 5 metres, eWeLink control over Wi-Fi and Bluetooth, 12V EU adapter and IR remote in the box.

Zigbee sensors and automations without a server or Home Assistant: the ZBBridge-P brings up to 128 devices into the eWeLink app over 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi — no Ethernet port.

To guests it is just a wall switch — the key travels with the same mechanical click they expect, no touch glass or screens, while schedules and voice control work quietly inside.

Two imou CE2P Matter-over-Wi-Fi plugs, 16 A each, with energy metering: they join Apple Home, Google Home, Alexa and Home Assistant directly, no hub.

A glance at the relay tells you watts, volts, amps and total kWh on its built-in LCD — no phone required, with six months of hourly history kept in eWeLink.

Sonoff's screen sensor enters a new generation: the AirGuard TH fits daily highs, lows and a second sensor's readings on its 3.6-inch LCD, and Proximity mode needs no hub at all.

Sonoff moved its strip line from the L2's 12V brick to USB Type-C power in the L3 — no adapter ships in the box, so plan on your own 5V/2A charger or a power bank.

POW Origin turns electricity-bill guesswork into hourly kilowatt-hour records — a week of eWeLink charts shows which appliance leads, with six months of history kept.

See what each of two loads really draws: the DUALR3 meters voltage, current, power and accumulated kWh independently per 10 A channel, with overload cut-off.

An RGB+CCT strip controller that speaks Matter over Wi-Fi directly and joins Apple Home, Google Home and Alexa with no Zigbee hub or Tuya gateway.

A boiler or a gate motor does not want 220 V from a relay — it waits for two signal wires to close, and the MINI-D dry contact does exactly that on app, schedule or voice command.

A regular relay will not fit behind the switch in a shallow flush box — the 39.5×33×16.8 mm MINIR4M will, 40% smaller than MINIR2 and with a Detach Relay mode on top.

Tucked behind an existing 2-gang switch, this Matter-over-Wi-Fi relay joins Apple Home, Google Home and Alexa directly, with no extra gateway to buy.

Lighting a whole flat takes a relay per light point, so unit price decides: the Wi-Fi MINIR4 Extreme keeps 10 A and Detach Relay while costing less than its Matter sibling.

Switch a boiler or heater from your phone and watch its real power draw: Smart Plug 2 meters consumption live and handles loads up to 3680 W.

The extra money over the white B02-BL buys exactly one thing — a 16-million-colour palette on top of the same 9 W, 806 lm tunable 2700–6500 K white.

Countless DIY smart homes began with a cheap Sonoff Basic relay. The fifth generation keeps that recipe — one 10 A line, nothing extra — and now speaks Matter.

When an ordinary bulb burns out, screw this one into the same E27 socket and the room gains scheduled warm-to-cool white, a gentle wake-up light and phone control — no hub needed.