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.

Two 5MP lenses in one PoE body: a fixed one for the wide shot and a pan-tilt one that tracks and zooms — the whole yard and a close-up on a single cable.

An 18-channel NVR with 8 built-in PoE ports: one recorder for a shop, a warehouse or a large house, with a 16 TB HDD bay and 4K output.

The Wi-Fi 6 take on the N110 recorder: pairs up to 10 imou cameras over the air, no cable run to each, and records locally to an HDD.

A 10-channel network recorder that writes any ONVIF/RTSP camera to its own disk up to 16TB, with 4K HDMI out — and no monthly subscription.

The PS7F 5MP outdoor PoE camera pans 355° and tilts 0–90°, auto-tracks motion and sees in colour at night up to 30 m — all over a single Ethernet cable.

The 4K take on the PS3E bullet: an 8 MP sensor reads plates and faces at range where the 5 MP only shows a shape, over PoE and ONVIF.

Via the built-in Matter bridge, Zigbee sensors and relays show up in Apple Home, Google Home, Alexa and SmartThings; Ethernet RJ45 or 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi, up to 256 sub-devices.

Where no internet reaches — a gate, a field, a building site — the Cruiser SC 4G streams over a 4G/LTE nano-SIM, with no Wi-Fi, in 5MP, IP66, with spotlight and siren.

Single-cable outdoor PoE bullet: 5MP/3K, full-colour night with spotlight, IP67 and ONVIF — the workhorse for any NVR system.

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.

One network cable carries power and data: the Ranger Mini PS2M wires by PoE to an NVR, shoots 3K/5MP in colour at night and pans 355° — no crowded Wi-Fi.

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.

The Sonoff camera with a wired port: Ethernet and RTSP deliver a stable feed to an NVR or Home Assistant, while 340°/120° rotation and 15 m IR range cover the whole room.

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.

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 SLZB-06p7 Zigbee coordinator on the CC2652P7 chip, with a +20dB amp and +5dB antenna, holds a large whole-house mesh over Ethernet, PoE or USB.

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.

Built on the Silicon Labs EFR32MG21, the SLZB-06M is the 06-family pick for those on the Silabs stack — ZHA or deCONZ — with USB-C, Ethernet and PoE at once.

Smlight's original Zigbee 3.0 coordinator on the TI CC2652P, with USB-C, Ethernet and PoE: one device bridges your Zigbee mesh to Z2M or ZHA.