Devices for local smart homes

Gledopto GL-S-014P MR16 GU5.3 Zigbee 3.0 RGB+CCT 12V spotlight 5W

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.

Sonoff SNZB-05P Zigbee water leak sensor IP67

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.

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.

For Zigbee2MQTT experiments and a small network of up to ~20 devices this legacy CC2531 dongle still does the job — no external antenna, firmware updates need a programmer.