Devices for local smart homes

Yandex Station Duo Max (Red) — 10.5" smart display speaker with Zigbee hub

A 10.5" rotatable Full HD touchscreen runs your lamps, sockets and sensors by voice — this is the flagship Yandex Station Duo Max in red. Alice on YandexGPT, 60 W 2.1 sound, built-in Zigbee 3.0 hub, 13 MP camera. 24-month warranty at CasaSmart Chișinău.

Run both your music and your smart home by voice — 50 W across five drivers, 6 far-field microphones and a built-in Zigbee plus Matter hub tie lamps, plugs and sensors together. Alice is a Russian-language assistant and needs a Yandex account.

Carry the music to the yard, the terrace or a poolside afternoon: this portable speaker plays up to 20 hours on Bluetooth, shrugs off dust and water (IP67) and answers voice commands through the Alice assistant. 30 W, 700 g.

Take it to the terrace, the pool or the yard: the Yandex Station Street is IP67 dust- and water-protected, plays up to 12 hours on battery and answers Alice voice commands over Wi-Fi or Bluetooth. Total output is 30 W.

Say it out loud and Alice turns on a lamp, fires a socket or shows the time on the LED display. A 57 mm 18 W driver, three microphones, dual-band Wi-Fi 5 and a built-in Zigbee 3.0 plus Matter hub in a 102 mm body.

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.

Built for the heaviest loads in a home — instant water heaters, electric boilers, saunas — the POWR3 switches up to 25 A / 5500 W and meters every kilowatt-hour they burn.

A 433 MHz key fob in your pocket opens the gate where Wi-Fi never reaches, while eWeLink keeps the schedules — the 4CH Pro R3 packs four 10 A relays into one DIN box.

Two lighting circuits share one glass face: each channel gets its own touch field, a swipe fires a scene, and the RGB edge keeps glowing as a guide after dark.

The scenario is simple: on a leak-sensor alert the hub shuts the SWV-BSP valve, and on schedule it opens garden watering for a set water volume — all over Zigbee 3.0.

Sonoff TRVZB smart Zigbee 3.0 radiator valve with heating schedules, open-window detection, child lock and frost protection, controlled via eWeLink and Home Assistant.

Two white keys on one frame each run their own zone over the home Zigbee mesh: kitchen and living room answer to a local hub, with the Wi-Fi router kept out of the path.

The whole panel works as one button: the TX Ultimate switches at a touch anywhere on the glass — an elbow nudge with full hands counts — and answers with light and a chime.

A pump, a gate drive, yard lights and a workshop socket would normally take four relays — the 4CHR3 fits all four 10 A channels in one DIN-rail box, each on its own schedule.

Shower steam and balcony frost are exactly where the SNZB-02WD belongs: an IP65 case, a −20 to +60 °C range and a 2.2″ LCD; automations come alive once a Zigbee 3.0 hub joins.

One dim-gray plate runs the whole kitchen evening — ceiling light for cooking, the dining lamp for dinner, an under-cabinet strip for late tea, each on its own key and schedule.

Hallway and bathroom light from one point by the door: each of the two keys runs its own zone on its own schedule, and the dim-gray 86×86 panel replaces the old double switch.

Space heaters and small floor-heating zones are heavy loads, yet the THR320D switches them directly at up to 20 A — and its dry contact drives a gas boiler like a plain thermostat.

Sixteen-amp relays run out of margin next to a storage water heater; the POWR320D carries up to 20 A with room to spare and logs every kilowatt-hour of heating, hour by hour.

Where graphite sockets and black handles set the palette, the dim-gray M5 finally blends in — and an eWeLink home keeps schedules and voice control without paying for Matter.

Movie night starts before the phone is found — one press on the Orb 4-In-1 fires the whole scene. Four buttons, up to 16 commands; pair it with a Zigbee or eWeLink-Remote gateway.

With a probe doing the measuring, the THR316D does the holding: set degrees or humidity stay on target through up to 8 Auto programs, 16 A of load and a live LCD readout.

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.