Devices for local smart homes

Gledopto GL-C-011P Zigbee Pro 5-in-1 DIN-rail LED controller

On a 35 mm DIN rail in the panel, the GL-C-011P drives an RGBCCT strip line over Zigbee 3.0 — the controller sits by the breakers, not buried behind the strip.

Moes ZB-LZD7 recessed ZigBee RGBCW downlight spot 2700K-6500K, 7W

Compact 7W ZigBee spot for a hallway, accent niche or small ceiling: tunable 2700K-6500K white plus RGB, via a Tuya gateway.

A frozen router gets power-cycled without touching the plug: Sonoff ZBMicro switches the USB power line over Zigbee 3.0 and passes up to 4.6 A for 5-volt gadgets.

Adding an S60ZBTPF strengthens a Zigbee network twice over: the plug routes mesh traffic for nearby devices while switching loads up to 16 A with energy metering.

A 2 m sensing cable slides under the washer or behind the boiler where the round sensor cannot fit, picking up water along its whole braid while the SNZB-05P stays dry.

Two keys, and each light zone can follow presence on its own: the 10 GHz mmWave radar lights the hall as you enter and clears the bedroom as you leave, white, Zigbee 3.0.

A GU10 Zigbee 3.0 spotlight bulb with RGB plus tunable 2200–6500K white that screws straight into a 230 V GU10 socket and runs off any Zigbee hub.

The latest Zigbee Pro+ radio in a 42 mm body: the GL-C-301P drives any 5-in-1 LED strip up to 10 A with improved range and link stability.

Even task light over a worktop or mirror: a 9W ZigBee downlight, 1055 lm, 120° beam, warm 2700K to cool 6500K, via a Tuya gateway.

Stuck with 3M tape onto a door, safe or drawer, the Moes sensor catches a knock or a forced move and pushes the alarm to the Tuya app over Zigbee.

Matchbox-sized and 40% smaller than the ZBMINIL, the ZBMINIL2 tucks into the cramped box behind an existing switch and makes the light smart with no neutral.

Read the room from the doorway — the SNZB-02D's large LCD shows temperature and humidity with no phone in hand, while Zigbee feeds your automations; a Zigbee 3.0 hub is required.

The hallway switch that notices you walked in: a 10 GHz mmWave radar turns the light on and holds it while you linger, with or without neutral.

Hidden in the box behind a two-gang switch with no neutral, the Moes Zigbee module runs two light lines from the app while keeping the wall key.

When a renovation already runs a neutral to every switch box, the ZBMINIR2 uses it to keep a light on local Zigbee — controlled by your hub, not a cloud.

Pencil-thin, this Zigbee 5in1 controller carries 6 A per channel and slips into an aluminium profile or a tight ceiling void where others will not fit.

Tucked out of sight on a shelf, the SNZB-02P feeds your TRV, humidifier and air conditioner the numbers they act on — any Zigbee 3.0 hub pulls it into your scenes.

An MR16 G5.3 spotlight on 12–24V: the same lamp in a low-voltage track or fitting turns RGB plus tunable 2200–6500K white, run from any Zigbee 3.0 hub.

Catch the leak while it is still a drip — this floor sensor trips at just 0.5 mm of water and wakes your phone and the Zigbee hub siren before the screed soaks through.

Walk in and the light is already on: the SNZB-03P PIR fires within 5 seconds, covers 6 m at 110° and runs over 3 years on one CR2477 cell; automations live on a Zigbee 3.0 hub.

By day the SNZB-04P flips on the hallway light as the door opens; with the flat empty it turns guard and pushes an instant alert — automations call for a Zigbee 3.0 coordinator.

Gledopto's smallest Zigbee controller, built for one WW/CW strip: it hides inside the aluminium profile or behind the skirting and disappears from sight.

No one ever wired a switch by the bed — the SNZB-01P adds one without opening the wall: an adhesive plate holds it magnetically, or it simply lies on the nightstand.

Sat under the sink or by the washer, the ZWS16 senses the first drops, sounds a local alarm and pushes a phone alert through a Zigbee gateway.