Devices for local smart homes

LinkNLink iSG Display Max — 10″ Smart Home Hub with Home Assistant

LinkNLink iSG Display Max touch hub: 10″ screen, built-in Home Assistant and Zigbee 3.0, Wi-Fi 2.4/5 GHz, Bluetooth, Matter — your whole smart home from one panel.

The white version of the NSPanel Pro: same 3.95" screen and Zigbee 3.0 hub as the black one, differing only by its white frame for light-coloured walls.

A local Zigbee 3.0 plus Wi-Fi hub in one touch panel: add Sonoff sensors and relays directly, run them from the screen and sync with Home Assistant.

Fits a standard 86 mm back box but needs a neutral in the wall: the white NSPanel replaces an ordinary switch with two relays and a 3.5" touchscreen.

Unlike a single-gang switch, NSPanel drives two independent circuits from one 3.5" touchscreen and fires whole-room scenes with a single tap.

A palm-sized fanless Linux mini-server: runs Home Assistant via MQTT and Zigbee2MQTT, with an onboard EFR32MG24 Zigbee/Thread radio and no separate Raspberry Pi.

With USB Type-C and USB-to-TCP/IP passthrough, the SLZB-MR3U hands its two radios — CC2674P10 for Zigbee, EFR32MG24 for Thread — straight to the PC or server running Z2M.

Two radio SoCs in one box — CC2652P7 and EFR32MG21 — so the SLZB-MR1 runs a Zigbee network and a Thread network in parallel from a single PoE or USB-C coordinator.

When the enemy is dust — traffic outside, a wood stove, fresh renovation — this AirGuard is the one: SAWF-07P reads PM2.5/PM10 every 2 seconds and alerts by light, sound and push.

The newest Silabs EFR32MG26 chip with the most memory in the 06 series makes the SLZB-06Mg26 a Zigbee, Thread and Matter coordinator on one board.

One unbroken five-metre run lights a whole hallway, a wall-to-wall balcony or a ceiling cove, and the IP65 coating lets the Sonoff L2 keep working where splashes happen.

If your mesh keeps growing, the EFR32MG24 with 1536 KB Flash and 256 KB RAM keeps up — and a reflash turns the dongle into a Thread or Matter radio.

The multiprotocol TI CC2674P10 radio with an ESP32-S3 host makes the SLZB-06p10 a coordinator that switches in firmware between Zigbee 3.0 and Thread, over Ethernet or USB-C.

Built on the EFR32MG24, the SLZB-06Mg24 runs Zigbee 3.0 and Thread on one radio, so your Home Assistant network reaches Matter-over-Thread too, not just Zigbee.

With an IC behind every one of its 150 LEDs, the Sonoff L3 Pro shows several colours at once and runs chasing gradients along all 5 metres — the 5V adapter is sold separately.

Evenings at a soft 20% and mornings at full power happen behind your existing switch — the MINI-DIM hides in the wall box and keeps the wall button working.

Kitchen thermometer with two stainless probes rated to 300 °C, its own display and Bluetooth monitoring in the eWeLink app, with an alert when the target temperature is reached.

Backlighting a monitor, a shelf or a hallway mirror takes exactly the two metres this Sonoff L2 ships with — no dead offcuts, and IP65 lets it line a kitchen splashback.

The 43 mm body with its tilting antenna takes just one server USB port, and the bundled 0.5 m extension keeps the coordinator radio clear of USB 3.0 noise.

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.

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.

At the heart of a Xiaomi smart home, this hub unites Zigbee 3.0, Bluetooth and Wi-Fi sensors and lights in one app, with Apple HomeKit support.