Smart home devices that work with Home Assistant
118 of the 194 devices we've checked work with Home Assistant. 33 connect through Matter rather than a brand integration.
How devices connect to Home Assistant
Home Assistant connects to devices through brand integrations (many of them local), through its Matter integration, or through a Zigbee coordinator.
Local integrations keep working without the internet, which is why we note local control on each device.
Smart plugs that work with Home Assistant
US & Canada (13)
| Device | How | Radio | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Eve Energy (Matter, US)Eve Energy 20EBU4101 (Matter, product no. 10EBU4151) · US/CA | Via Matter | Thread | Through the Home Assistant Matter integration. Needs a Thread border router on the network.[4],[7] |
| Leviton Decora Smart Mini Plug (D215P) (US)D215P · US | Via Matter | Wi-Fi, Bluetooth | Through Home Assistant's Matter integration after the Matter firmware update. We found no official Leviton integration for Home Assistant.[5],[6] |
| Philips Hue Smart Plug (US)Hue Smart Plug · US | Via Philips Hue Bridge | Zigbee, Bluetooth | Official Hue integration controls devices connected to a Hue Bridge. Users report plugs show up as light entities.[5] |
| Shelly Plug Gen4 (US)Plug US Gen4 (S4PL-00116US) · US | Yes | Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, Zigbee | Official Shelly integration, which says it supports all four Shelly device generations. Matter and Zigbee are other routes.[4] |
| SONOFF S31 (US)S31 · US | Yes | Wi-Fi | Via eWeLink's own Home Assistant add-on (HA OS/Supervised), not a core HA integration. It covers eWeLink switches and sockets as on/off entities; power readings are not exposed.[7],[8],[9] |
| Kasa EP10 (US)Kasa EP10 · US | Yes | Wi-Fi | Listed by the official TP-Link Smart Home integration. One forum user reported EP10 units that weren't discovered.[5] |
| Kasa EP25 (US)Kasa EP25 · US | Yes | Wi-Fi | The official TP-Link Smart Home integration lists the EP25. It talks to Kasa plugs locally. Newer devices may need TP-Link cloud credentials once to authenticate.[8] |
| Kasa EP40 Outdoor Plug (US)Kasa EP40 · US | Yes | Wi-Fi | Listed under power strips in the official TP-Link Smart Home integration, which talks to Kasa devices locally.[3] |
| Kasa KP115 (US)Kasa KP115 · US | Yes | Wi-Fi | Listed by the official TP-Link Smart Home integration, which talks to Kasa plugs locally.[4] |
| Kasa KP125M (US)Kasa KP125M · US | Yes | Wi-Fi, Bluetooth | Home Assistant's TP-Link Smart Home integration lists the KP125M with a footnote we could not read; it needs TP-Link account credentials for newer devices. It can also be added through the Matter integration.[8],[9] |
| Tapo P105 (US)Tapo P105 · US | Yes | Wi-Fi, Bluetooth | The official TP-Link Smart Home integration lists the P105. Tapo devices need your TP-Link account credentials to authenticate.[7] |
| Tapo P125M (US)Tapo P125M · US | Yes | Wi-Fi, Bluetooth | Home Assistant's TP-Link Smart Home integration lists the P125M among supported Tapo plugs. It can also be added through the Matter integration.[7],[8] |
| Wemo Smart Plug with Thread (WSP100) (US)WSP100 · US | Yes | Thread, Bluetooth | Home Assistant's official HomeKit Device integration pairs HomeKit accessories over Bluetooth and Thread (Thread needs a border router). HA doesn't name the WSP100, and a HomeKit accessory pairs with only one controller at a time.[5] |
Europe (16)
| Device | How | Radio | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| FRITZ!DECT 200 (EU)FRITZ!DECT 200 · EU | Via FRITZ!Box | — | Home Assistant's FRITZ!SmartHome integration reads the plug from your FRITZ!Box, where it appears as a switch with power, energy, voltage and temperature sensors. The page lists it as FRITZ!Smart Energy 200 (formerly FRITZ!DECT 200).[6] |
| Eve Energy (Matter, EU)Eve Energy 20EBO8301 (Matter, product no. 10EBO8351) · EU | Via Matter | Thread | Through the Home Assistant Matter integration. Needs a Thread border router on the network.[7],[9] |
| Eve Energy Outdoor (Matter, EU)Eve Energy Outdoor 20ECM8301 (product no. 10ECM8351) · EU | Via Matter | Thread | Home Assistant's Works with Home Assistant announcement names Eve Energy Outdoor, and Eve's page shows the logo. Pairs through the Matter integration; needs a Thread border router.[1],[6],[7] |
| IKEA GRILLPLATS (EU)GRILLPLATS · EU | Via Matter | Thread, Bluetooth | Through Home Assistant's Matter integration, which needs a Thread border router for Thread devices. IKEA doesn't name Home Assistant itself.[5],[6] |
| IKEA TRETAKT (EU)TRETAKT · EU | Via IKEA DIRIGERA hub (Matter bridge) | Zigbee | HA's Matter docs name DIRIGERA as a bridge and list smart plugs among bridged types. Direct pairing to a Zigbee coordinator (ZHA, Zigbee2MQTT) is reported by users but not documented officially.[5],[7] |
| Innr SP 240 (EU)SP 240 · EU | Via Zigbee coordinator (ZHA or Zigbee2MQTT) | Zigbee | Innr names Home Assistant among systems that show its power readings and says its products work with ZHA or Zigbee2MQTT. Zigbee2MQTT lists the SP 240 with power, voltage, current and energy.[1],[3],[4] |
| LEDVANCE SMART+ Matter Plug (EU)SMART+ MATTER Plug EU White · EU | Via Matter | Wi-Fi | Through HA's Matter integration, as a certified Matter device; HA's docs don't name this plug.[1],[6] |
| Nous A1T (EU)A1T · EU | Yes | Wi-Fi | Through HA's official Tasmota integration over MQTT (needs an MQTT broker and Tasmota 9.2+). Nous names Home Assistant as the intended platform.[1],[2] |
| Philips Hue Smart Plug (EU)Hue Smart Plug EU (8719514342309) · EU | Via Philips Hue Bridge | Zigbee, Bluetooth | Official Hue integration controls devices connected to a Hue Bridge, locally.[6] |
| Shelly Plug M Gen3 (EU)Plug M Gen3 · EU | Yes | Wi-Fi, Bluetooth | Official local Shelly integration, which says all device generations are supported. Shelly also lists Home Assistant via Matter.[1],[4] |
| Shelly Plug S Gen3 (EU)Plug S Gen3 (S3PL-00112EU) · EU | Yes | Wi-Fi, Bluetooth | Official Shelly integration with local push; it supports all Shelly device generations. It can also be added through Matter.[6] |
| Shelly Plus Plug S (EU)Plus Plug S · EU | Yes | Wi-Fi, Bluetooth | Official local Shelly integration; Gen2+ devices use RPC and need no extra configuration.[7] |
| Tapo P100 (EU)Tapo P100 · EU | Yes | Wi-Fi, Bluetooth | Home Assistant's TP-Link Smart Home integration lists the P100 among supported Tapo plugs. Newer devices need your TP-Link account credentials once.[7] |
| Tapo P110 (EU)Tapo P110 · EU | Yes | Wi-Fi, Bluetooth | Home Assistant's TP-Link Smart Home integration lists the P110 among supported Tapo plugs. Newer devices need your TP-Link account credentials once.[7] |
| Tapo P110M (EU)Tapo P110M · EU | Yes | Wi-Fi, Bluetooth | Home Assistant's TP-Link Smart Home integration lists the P110M among supported Tapo plugs; newer devices need your TP-Link account credentials once. It can also be added through the Matter integration.[7],[8] |
| Tapo P115 (EU)Tapo P115 · EU | Yes | Wi-Fi | Home Assistant's built-in TP-Link Smart Home integration lists the P115 among its supported Tapo plugs. Needs your TP-Link cloud credentials for setup.[3] |
UK (4)
| Device | How | Radio | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Hive Active Plug (UK)Active Plug · UK | Via Hive Hub | Zigbee | Home Assistant's official Hive integration lists the Active Plug as a switch. It uses your Hive account (owner login, 2FA on) and the Hive Hub.[6] |
| Innr SP 242 (UK)SP 242 · UK | Via Zigbee coordinator (ZHA or Zigbee2MQTT) | Zigbee | Innr says its products work with ZHA or Zigbee2MQTT, including plug power metering, but it doesn't support those setups itself. Zigbee2MQTT lists the SP 242.[3],[4] |
| Tapo P100 (UK)Tapo P100 (UK, 13 A) · UK | Yes | Wi-Fi, Bluetooth | Home Assistant's TP-Link Smart Home integration lists the P100 among supported Tapo plugs. Newer devices need your TP-Link account credentials once.[7] |
| Tapo P110 (UK)Tapo P110 (UK, 13 A) · UK | Yes | Wi-Fi | Home Assistant's TP-Link Smart Home integration lists the P110 among supported Tapo plugs. Set it up in the Tapo app first.[8] |
Not confirmed either way: Amazon Smart Plug (US), Aqara Smart Plug (US), Aqara SP-EUC01 (EU), GE Cync Indoor Smart Plug (US), Govee Smart Plug Pro (H5086) (US), Meross MSS110 (HomeKit, US), Meross MSS115 (US), Meross MSS210 (EU), Meross MSS315 (US), Wyze Plug (US), Wyze Plug Outdoor (US).
Smart bulbs that work with Home Assistant
US & Canada (7)
| Device | How | Radio | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Govee Smart Bulb H6006 (US)H6006 · US | Yes | Wi-Fi, Bluetooth | The official Govee lights local integration lists the H6006. It uses Govee's LAN API, which must be enabled per device in the Govee Home app. Matter is an alternative.[5] |
| LIFX SuperColor A19 1100 lm (LCM4, US)LHLA19E26US, LCM4 edition (part A19L4AE26) · US | Yes | Wi-Fi | Official LIFX integration controls lights over the local network (LIFX LAN protocol). The Matter integration is an alternative.[7] |
| Nanoleaf Essentials A19 (Matter, US)Essentials Matter A19 (NF080B03-1A19E) · US | Via Matter | Thread, Bluetooth | Via the official Matter integration; Thread devices need a Thread border router.[4],[5] |
| Philips Hue White A19 E26 (810 lm, US)White 60W A19 E26 (810 lm, 046677591045 4-pack) · US | Yes | Bluetooth, Zigbee | Official Hue integration (via Hue Bridge) and official Hue BLE integration (since 2025.12, bridgeless Bluetooth). The BLE docs don't name this specific bulb.[5],[6] |
| Philips Hue White and Color Ambiance A19 (1100 lm, US)White and Color Ambiance A19 E26 1100 lm (046677591168) · US | Yes | Bluetooth, Zigbee | Official Hue integration (via Hue Bridge) and official Hue BLE integration (2025.12, bridgeless Bluetooth). The BLE docs name specific Hue models and say others should work; this product code isn't named.[7],[8] |
| Kasa KL125 (US)KL125 · US | Yes | Wi-Fi | The official TP-Link Smart Home integration lists the KL125 among supported bulbs. It notes no light effects on Kasa bulbs.[4] |
| WiZ Color A19 (US)Bulb 60W A19 E26 full colour (046677603441) · US | Yes | Wi-Fi, Bluetooth | Official WiZ integration (local push). Requires 'Allow local communication' in the WiZ app, which is on by default.[5] |
Europe (5)
| Device | How | Radio | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| IKEA KAJPLATS E27 colour bulb (EU)KAJPLATS LED bulb E27 1055 lm, colour and white spectrum (706.085.75) · EU | Via Matter | Thread, Bluetooth | Via the official Matter integration with a Thread border router.[3],[4] |
| Philips Hue White Ambiance GU10 (350 lm, EU)White Ambiance GU10 350 lm (8719514339903) · EU | Yes | Bluetooth, Zigbee | Official Hue integration (via Hue Bridge) and official Hue BLE integration (since 2025.12, bridgeless Bluetooth). The BLE docs don't name this specific bulb.[9],[10] |
| Philips Hue White and Colour Ambiance E27 (1100 lm, EU)White and Color Ambiance A60 E27 1100 lm (8720169364066) · EU | Yes | Bluetooth, Zigbee | Official Hue integration (via Hue Bridge) and official Hue BLE integration (2025.12, bridgeless Bluetooth). The BLE docs name specific Hue models and say others should work; this EAN isn't named.[7],[8] |
| Tapo L510E (EU)Tapo L510E · EU | Yes | Wi-Fi | Listed as supported by the official TP-Link Smart Home integration; needs your TP-Link account credentials.[3] |
| Tapo L530E (EU)Tapo L530E · EU | Yes | Wi-Fi | Listed as supported by the official TP-Link Smart Home integration; needs TP-Link cloud credentials and may need Third-Party Compatibility enabled in the Tapo app.[4] |
UK (2)
| Device | How | Radio | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Hue White Ambiance B22 (UK)White Ambiance A60 B22 800 lm (2-pack, EAN 8719514328303) · UK | Yes | Bluetooth, Zigbee | Official Hue integration, which pairs with the Hue Bridge. The docs don't name this specific bulb.[5] |
| Tapo L530E (UK)Tapo L530E (UK, E27) · UK | Yes | Wi-Fi | Listed as supported by the official TP-Link Smart Home integration; needs TP-Link cloud credentials and may need Third-Party Compatibility enabled in the Tapo app.[6] |
Not confirmed either way: Aqara LED Bulb T1 (EU), GE Cync Direct Connect A19 Color (US), Meross MSL120 (US), Sengled Zigbee Color A19 (US), Wyze Bulb Color (US).
Smart locks that work with Home Assistant
US & Canada (6)
| Device | How | Radio | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| August Wi-Fi Smart Lock Gen 4 (US)Wi-Fi Smart Lock (4th gen) · US | Yes | Wi-Fi, Bluetooth | The August integration lists the Wi-Fi Smart Lock (Gen 4) as working with no Connect Bridge. Gen 4 battery readings are often wrong in Home Assistant.[5] |
| Kwikset Aura Reach (US)Aura Reach (9400 BLE DB 15) · US | Via Matter | Thread, Bluetooth | Via the official Matter integration; Thread devices need a border router.[2],[3] |
| Level Lock+ Matter (US)Level Lock+ (Matter) · US | Via Matter | Thread, Bluetooth | Home Assistant's Level page says Level Matter devices work locally through the Matter integration. Needs a Thread border router. Forum users report commissioning problems with the Level Bolt.[7] |
| Schlage Encode (US)Encode (BE489WB) · US | Yes | Wi-Fi, Bluetooth | Official Schlage integration; the docs list the Encode Smart WiFi Deadbolt as tested. It uses Schlage's cloud API.[8] |
| Schlage Encode Plus (US)Encode Plus (BE499WB) · US | Yes | Wi-Fi | Official Schlage integration, which uses Schlage's cloud API for Wi-Fi locks and lists the Encode Plus as working.[8] |
| SwitchBot Lock Pro (US)Lock Pro · US | Via SwitchBot Hub Mini Matter Enabled | Bluetooth | The page lists Home Assistant through Hub Mini Matter Enabled.[1] |
Europe (7)
| Device | How | Radio | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Aqara Smart Lock U200 (EU)Smart Lock U200 · EU | Via Matter | Thread, Bluetooth | Aqara's launch release lists Home Assistant; reached through Matter, which needs a Thread border router. Aqara's manual says third-party platforms get only basic functions.[6] |
| Nuki Smart Lock 4th Gen (EU)Smart Lock (4th generation) · EU | Via Matter | Bluetooth, Thread | Home Assistant's Nuki page says 4th generation Smart Locks support Matter over Thread and integrate through the Matter integration. Needs a Thread border router. Home Assistant also documents MQTT for 4th generation locks.[10] |
| Nuki Smart Lock Pro 4th Gen (EU)Smart Lock Pro (4th generation) · EU | Via Matter | Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, Thread | Home Assistant's Nuki page says 4th generation Smart Locks support Matter over Thread and integrate through the Matter integration. Needs a Thread border router. MQTT is also documented.[8] |
| Nuki Smart Lock Ultra (EU)Smart Lock Ultra · EU | Via Matter | Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, Thread | Nuki's Matter help page lists Home Assistant Connect ZBT-1 as a hub for Matter via Thread. Home Assistant needs a Thread border router for this.[4],[5] |
| SwitchBot Lock Pro Matter Enabled (EU)Lock Pro Matter Enabled · EU | Via Matter | Wi-Fi, Bluetooth | The product page lists Home Assistant. Home Assistant's SwitchBot Bluetooth docs list the original Lock Pro, not necessarily this variant.[1] |
| Tedee GO (EU)GO · EU | Yes | Bluetooth, Thread | The official Tedee integration lists the GO and talks to the Tedee Bridge over its local HTTP API, so it needs the bridge. Without a bridge, Home Assistant can add the GO through Matter over Thread with fewer features.[7] |
| Yale Linus Smart Lock L2 (EU)Linus Smart Lock L2 · EU | Via Matter | Wi-Fi, Bluetooth | Yale's main platform list does not include Home Assistant, but Yale UK's Matter page names it as the Matter hub that currently offers separate Unlock and Open Door actions. Home Assistant's own Yale (cloud) integration marks the L2 as unsupported, so Matter is the route.[2],[6] |
UK (1)
| Device | How | Radio | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Yale Linus Smart Lock L2 (UK)Linus Smart Lock L2 (UK, SL 103) · UK | Via Matter | Wi-Fi, Bluetooth | Yale's platform FAQ doesn't list Home Assistant, but its Matter page names it as the Matter hub that currently offers separate Unlock and Open Door actions.[2],[5] |
Not confirmed either way: Aqara Smart Lock U100 (US), Aqara Smart Lock U300 (US), eufy Smart Lock C34 (US), eufy Smart Lock E30 (US), Kwikset Halo Touch (US), Nuki Smart Lock Pro 5th Gen (EU), Ultraloq U-Bolt Pro WiFi (US), Wyze Lock Bolt v2 (US), Yale Assure Lock 2 Plus Wi-Fi (US), Yale Assure Lock 2 Touch Wi-Fi (US).
Smart thermostats that work with Home Assistant
US & Canada (4)
| Device | How | Radio | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| ecobee Smart Thermostat Enhanced (US)Smart Thermostat Enhanced · US | Yes | Wi-Fi | Official ecobee integration (climate entity with Home, Away and Sleep comfort settings). HomeKit pairing is a separate local route.[6] |
| ecobee Smart Thermostat Premium (US)Smart Thermostat Premium · US | Yes | Wi-Fi | Official ecobee integration (climate entity with Home, Away and Sleep comfort settings). HomeKit pairing is a separate local route.[6] |
| Nest Learning Thermostat 4th gen (US)Learning Thermostat (4th gen) · US | Yes | Wi-Fi | Official Google Nest integration using the Smart Device Management API, which Google says supports all Nest thermostat models; Google charges a one-time US$5 Device Access fee. Matter is a second route.[5],[8] |
| Nest Thermostat 2020 (US)Nest Thermostat (2020) · US | Yes | Wi-Fi | Official Google Nest integration using the Smart Device Management API, which Google says supports all Nest thermostat models; Google charges a one-time US$5 Device Access fee. Matter is a second route.[5],[7] |
Europe (5)
| Device | How | Radio | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Aqara Radiator Thermostat E1 (EU)Radiator Thermostat E1 (SRTS-A01) · EU | Via Aqara Zigbee 3.0 hub with HomeKit | Zigbee | Aqara's launch release lists Home Assistant and says support comes through the HomeKit Controller integration, which pairs with the Aqara hub's HomeKit bridge. Direct Zigbee pairing is not documented by Aqara.[3] |
| Eve Thermo (EU)Eve Thermo (5th generation) · EU | Via Matter | Thread, Bluetooth | Home Assistant's Eve page lists Eve Thermo as a Matter device, run locally through the Matter integration. Needs a Thread border router.[1],[5] |
| Netatmo Smart Thermostat (EU)Smart Thermostat (NTH-01-EN-EU) · EU | Yes | Wi-Fi | Official Netatmo integration, which uses Netatmo's cloud and needs a Netatmo account.[6] |
| tado° Smart Radiator Thermostat X (EU)Smart Radiator Thermostat X · EU | Via Matter | Thread, Bluetooth | Through Home Assistant's Matter integration, which needs a Thread border router. tado° says it does not officially support Home Assistant.[7],[8],[9] |
| tado° Smart Thermostat X (EU)Wired Smart Thermostat X · EU | Via Matter | Thread | Through Home Assistant's Matter integration, which needs a Thread border router. tado° says it does not officially support Home Assistant.[5],[7],[8] |
Not confirmed either way: Amazon Smart Thermostat (US), Bosch Radiator Thermostat II (EU), Hive Thermostat Mini (UK), Honeywell Home T6 Pro (US), Honeywell Home T9 (US), Sensi Touch 2 (US).
Smart sensors that work with Home Assistant
US & Canada (1)
| Device | How | Radio | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Aqara Door and Window Sensor P2 (US)Door and Window Sensor P2 (US) · US | Via Matter | Thread, Bluetooth | Aqara lists Home Assistant Yellow as a tested border router; used through Home Assistant's Matter integration.[1],[4] |
Europe (6)
| Device | How | Radio | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Aqara Door and Window Sensor P2 (EU)Door and Window Sensor P2 · EU | Via Matter | Thread, Bluetooth | Aqara's product page lists Home Assistant Yellow among tested Matter controller and Thread border routers. Reached through Home Assistant's Matter integration.[3],[6] |
| Aqara Motion and Light Sensor P2 (EU)Motion and Light Sensor P2 · EU | Via Matter | Thread, Bluetooth | Aqara's pages we saw do not list Home Assistant; it works because the sensor is Matter-certified. Reached through Home Assistant's Matter integration, which needs a Thread border router for Thread devices.[4],[5] |
| Aqara Presence Sensor FP2 (EU)Presence Sensor FP2 · EU | Yes | Wi-Fi, Bluetooth | Aqara says to add it with Home Assistant's HomeKit Device integration, with no Aqara hub. A device paired to Apple Home must be removed from there first.[1],[3],[5] |
| Eve Door & Window (EU)Door & Window · EU | Via Matter | Thread, Bluetooth | Home Assistant's Eve page lists Eve Door & Window as a Matter device, added locally through the Matter integration. Needs a Thread border router.[5],[6] |
| Eve Motion (EU)Motion · EU | Via Matter | Thread, Bluetooth | Home Assistant's Eve page lists Eve Motion as a Matter device, added locally through the Matter integration. Needs a Thread border router.[5],[6] |
| Hue Motion Sensor (EU)Hue Motion Sensor (indoor) · EU | Via Philips Hue Bridge | Zigbee, Bluetooth | Home Assistant's Hue integration covers motion sensors (with temperature and light level) through the Bridge. Pairing the sensor straight to a Zigbee coordinator is only described in forum posts, so it is not counted.[4] |
Not confirmed either way: Aqara Temperature and Humidity Sensor T1 (EU), Aqara Water Leak Sensor T1 (EU), IKEA BADRING (EU), IKEA PARASOLL (EU), Tapo T110 (UK), Tapo T315 (UK).
Smart cameras and doorbells that work with Home Assistant
US & Canada (4)
| Device | How | Radio | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Google Nest Cam Indoor Wired 2nd gen (US)Nest Cam (indoor, wired) 2nd gen · US | Yes | Wi-Fi | Home Assistant's Google Nest integration supports Nest cameras with live streams and events through Google Device Access, which has a one-time US$5 fee. For WebRTC cameras such as this one, HA says stream recording is not supported.[5] |
| Nest Doorbell wired 2nd gen (US)Nest Doorbell (wired, 2nd gen) · US | Yes | Wi-Fi | The official Google Nest integration uses Google's Device Access API, which costs US$5. Google's Device Access list includes Nest Doorbell (wired), added in February 2023, with WebRTC live view and clip preview.[6],[7] |
| Ring Indoor Cam 2nd Gen (US)Indoor Cam (2nd Gen) · US | Yes | Wi-Fi | The official Ring integration lists Indoor Cam (2nd Gen) among its supported stick-up cams. Which camera features it exposes was not confirmed.[3] |
| Ring Outdoor Cam Battery (US)Outdoor Cam (Battery) · US | Yes | Wi-Fi | Home Assistant's official Ring integration lists Stick Up Battery and Stick Up Cam (3rd Gen): live view, motion events and battery level; last recording needs Ring Protect, no two-way audio.[3] |
Europe (4)
| Device | How | Radio | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Ring Indoor Cam 2nd Gen (EU)Indoor Cam (2nd Gen) (EU) · EU | Yes | Wi-Fi | The official Ring integration lists Indoor Cam (2nd Gen) under stick-up cams. It talks to the Ring cloud, not to the camera on your network.[5] |
| Tapo C120 (EU)Tapo C120 · EU | Yes | Wi-Fi | Home Assistant's TP-Link Smart Home integration lists the C120. Live view needs a camera account created in the Tapo app.[2] |
| Tapo C210 (EU)Tapo C210 · EU | Yes | Wi-Fi | Home Assistant's built-in TP-Link Smart Home integration lists the C210 among supported cameras. Live view needs a camera account set in the Tapo app; some firmware also needs third-party access turned on in Tapo Lab.[9] |
| Tapo C520WS (EU)Tapo C520WS · EU | Yes | Wi-Fi, Ethernet | Home Assistant's built-in TP-Link Smart Home integration lists the C520WS among Tapo cameras. Live view needs a camera account set in the Tapo app; some firmware also needs third-party access turned on in Tapo Lab.[2] |
Not confirmed either way: Aqara Camera Hub G3 (EU), Blink Mini 2 (US), Blink Outdoor 4 (US), Blink Video Doorbell 2nd Gen (UK), eufy Video Doorbell E340 (US), Eve Outdoor Cam (EU), Ring Battery Doorbell 2K (US), Ring Battery Doorbell 2K Plus (US), Ring Battery Video Doorbell 2K (UK), Tapo C200 (EU), Wyze Cam Pan v4 (US), Wyze Cam v4 (US).
Smart switches and dimmers that work with Home Assistant
US & Canada (5)
| Device | How | Radio | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Aqara Light Switch H2, 1 Channel (US)WS-K02E · US | Via Matter | Thread, Zigbee, Bluetooth | Through Home Assistant's Matter integration, which needs a Thread border router. Zigbee mode through an Aqara hub is the alternative.[1],[4] |
| Inovelli Blue Series 2-1 Switch (US)VZM31-SN · US | Via Zigbee coordinator (ZHA/Zigbee2MQTT) | Zigbee | Inovelli lists Home Assistant through ZHA and Zigbee2MQTT. Both are generic Zigbee integrations, not an Inovelli integration, and need a Zigbee coordinator such as a USB adapter.[1],[4] |
| Decora Smart Wi-Fi Dimmer D26HD (US)D26HD · US | Via Matter | Wi-Fi, Bluetooth | Through Home Assistant's Matter integration after the Matter firmware update. We found no official Leviton integration for Home Assistant.[7],[8] |
| Caséta Smart Dimmer PD-6WCL (US)PD-6WCL · US | Via Lutron Caséta Smart Bridge | — | Home Assistant's Lutron Caséta integration connects to the Smart Bridge over the local network (local push).[5] |
| Kasa Smart Dimmer KS220 (US)KS220 · US | Yes | Wi-Fi, Bluetooth | Home Assistant's TP-Link Smart Home integration lists the KS220 as a supported wall switch.[5] |
Europe (6)
| Device | How | Radio | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Philips Hue Wall Switch Module (EU)Wall switch module (8719514318045) · EU | Via Hue Bridge | Zigbee, Bluetooth | Home Assistant's Hue integration, through the Bridge, exposes Hue remotes and switches as device triggers and battery sensors; the docs don't name this module.[4] |
| Shelly 1PM Gen4 (EU)1PM Gen4 (S4SW-001P16EU) · EU | Yes | Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, Zigbee | Official Shelly integration with local push, covering all Shelly generations. It can also be added through Matter.[4] |
| Shelly 2PM Gen3 (EU)2PM Gen3 (S3SW-002P16EU) · EU | Yes | Wi-Fi, Bluetooth | Official Shelly integration with local push, covering Shelly generations. It can also be added through Matter.[3] |
| Shelly Dimmer Gen3 (EU)Dimmer Gen3 (S3DM-0A101WWL) · EU | Yes | Wi-Fi, Bluetooth | Official Shelly integration with local push.[4] |
| Shelly Plus 1PM (EU)Plus 1PM (SNSW-001P16EU) · EU | Yes | Wi-Fi, Bluetooth | Official Shelly integration, local push, which says all Shelly generations are supported. The page does not name the Plus 1PM.[3] |
| Sonoff ZBMINI-L2 (EU)ZBMINIL2 · EU | Via Zigbee coordinator (e.g. SONOFF ZBDongle-P/E) | Zigbee | Sonoff lists ZBDongle-P and ZBDongle-E with ZHA or Zigbee2MQTT. Needs a coordinator; Philips, IKEA and Fritzbox gateways are not supported.[2] |
Not confirmed either way: Aqara Wall Switch H1 (EU), Kasa KS200M (US), Tapo S210 (UK).
Robot vacuums that work with Home Assistant
None of the robot vacuums we've checked so far are confirmed for Home Assistant.
Not confirmed either way: Dreame L10s Ultra (US), Ecovacs Deebot T30 Omni (UK), eufy X10 Pro Omni (UK), eufy X10 Pro Omni (US), Roomba 205 DustCompactor Combo (US), Roomba Combo 10 Max (UK), Roomba Combo j9+ (US), Roborock Qrevo Curv (US), Roborock Saros 10 (EU), Roborock Saros 10 (UK), SwitchBot K10+ Pro (EU), Xiaomi X20+ (EU).
Smart home hubs and bridges that work with Home Assistant
US & Canada (8)
| Device | How | Radio | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Caséta Smart Bridge (US)Caséta Smart Bridge (L-BDG2) · US | Yes | Ethernet | Official Lutron Caséta integration; the docs list the L-BDG2-WH Smart Hub and the Smart Bridge PRO.[5] |
| Home Assistant Connect ZBT-1Home Assistant Connect ZBT-1 · US/EU | Yes | Zigbee, Thread | Official Home Assistant hardware: Zigbee through ZHA, Thread through the OpenThread Border Router app.[1],[4] |
| Home Assistant Connect ZBT-2Home Assistant Connect ZBT-2 · US/CA/EU/UK/AU | Yes | Zigbee, Thread | Official Home Assistant hardware and its recommended Zigbee adapter: Zigbee through ZHA or Zigbee2MQTT, Thread through the OpenThread Border Router.[1],[2],[4],[5] |
| Hue Bridge (US)Hue Bridge (V2) · US | Yes | Zigbee, Ethernet | Home Assistant has an official Philips Hue integration that pairs with the bridge and controls its lights, sensors and remotes.[6] |
| SmartThings Station (US)SmartThings Station (EP-P9500) · US | Yes | Zigbee, Thread | Home Assistant's SmartThings integration is cloud-based and adds the SmartThings hub and its devices. The page does not name the Station, and says free SmartThings API access ends in October 2026 (a paid plan is needed after that).[7] |
| SONOFF ZBDongle-EZBDongle-E · US/EU/UK | Yes | Zigbee | Home Assistant lists it as a tested adapter for ZHA, not as official hardware, and the maker page describes use with Home Assistant.[1],[2] |
| SONOFF ZBDongle-PZBDongle-P · US/EU/UK | Yes | Zigbee | The maker says it fully supports ZHA in Home Assistant or Zigbee2MQTT. Home Assistant names it only in the ZHA USB discovery list, not among its recommended or other tested adapters.[1],[2] |
| SwitchBot Hub 2 (US)Hub 2 · US | Via Matter | Wi-Fi, Bluetooth | Home Assistant's SwitchBot Matter page lists devices certified via Hub 2 or Hub 3.[9] |
Europe (5)
| Device | How | Radio | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Aqara Hub M3 (EU)Hub M3 · EU | Via Matter | Zigbee, Thread, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, Ethernet | Through the Matter bridge; Aqara is a Works with Home Assistant partner for its Matter products. Not every Aqara Zigbee device is bridged.[2],[5] |
| DIRIGERA Hub (EU)DIRIGERA · EU | Via Matter | Zigbee, Thread, Ethernet | Works as a Matter bridge: CSA certifies DIRIGERA for Matter and IKEA says it bridges its devices to Matter controllers.[1],[3] |
| Hue Bridge (EU)Hue Bridge (V2, EAN 8719514342620) · EU | Yes | Zigbee, Ethernet | Home Assistant has an official Philips Hue integration that pairs with the bridge.[8] |
| Hue Bridge Pro (EU)Hue Bridge Pro (EAN 8720169155114) · EU | Via Matter | Zigbee, Bluetooth, Ethernet, Wi-Fi | Through Home Assistant's Matter integration, which names the Philips Hue Bridge as a Matter bridge. Home Assistant's Hue integration page names only V1 and V2 bridges, not the Pro, so native support isn't confirmed.[3],[4] |
| SwitchBot Hub 2 (EU)Hub 2 (EU) · EU | Via Matter | Wi-Fi, Bluetooth | Home Assistant's SwitchBot Matter page lists devices certified via Hub 2 or Hub 3.[10] |
UK (3)
| Device | How | Radio | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Hive Hub (UK)Hive Hub · UK | Yes | Zigbee, Ethernet | Official Hive integration using your Hive account (cloud polling); the hub itself is not paired to Home Assistant.[6] |
| Hue Bridge (UK)Hue Bridge (V2, EAN 8719514342583) · UK | Yes | Zigbee, Ethernet | Home Assistant has an official Philips Hue integration that pairs with the bridge.[8] |
| Tapo H200 (UK)Tapo H200 · UK | Yes | Wi-Fi, Ethernet | Home Assistant's built-in TP-Link Smart Home integration lists the H200 as a hub and the Tapo sensors under hub-connected devices; it polls locally. The page doesn't confirm every child device for the H200 specifically.[4] |
Not confirmed either way: Echo 4th Gen (US), Echo Dot 5th Gen (US), Echo Hub (EU), Echo Hub (UK), Echo Show 5 3rd Gen (US), Echo Show 8 3rd Gen (US), Apple TV 4K 3rd Gen (US), HomePod mini (US), Aqara Hub M2 (EU), Nest Hub 2nd Gen (UK), Nest Hub 2nd Gen (US).
Smart LED light strips that work with Home Assistant
US & Canada (2)
| Device | How | Radio | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Govee RGBIC Basic LED Strip H618A (US)H618A (RGBIC Basic Wi-Fi + Bluetooth LED Strip Lights, 16.4 ft) · US | Yes | Wi-Fi, Bluetooth | H618A is on the supported list of Home Assistant's official Govee Light Local integration, which needs LAN control enabled on the strip.[4] |
| Nanoleaf Essentials Lightstrip (Matter, US)Essentials Matter Lightstrip Smarter Kit 80 in / 2 m (NF080K03-2LS) · US/CA | Via Matter | Thread, Bluetooth | Via the official Matter integration; Thread devices need a Thread border router.[2],[3] |
Europe (4)
| Device | How | Radio | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Hue Essential Lightstrip 5 m (EU)Hue Essential Lightstrip 5 m (EAN 8721103096388) · EU | Yes | Bluetooth, Zigbee | Official Philips Hue integration, which talks to the Hue Bridge over the local network; the strip needs a Bridge for it.[4] |
| Hue Gradient Lightstrip 2 m (EU)Hue Gradient Lightstrip 2 m (EAN 8719514339965) · EU | Yes | Bluetooth, Zigbee | Official Philips Hue integration, which talks to the Hue Bridge over the local network; the strip needs a Bridge for it.[4] |
| Tapo L930-5 (EU)Tapo L930-5 · EU | Yes | Wi-Fi | Home Assistant's TP-Link Smart Home integration lists the L930-5 and connects locally.[3] |
| Tapo L900-5 (EU)Tapo L900-5 · EU | Yes | Wi-Fi | Listed under Tapo light strips in Home Assistant's official TP-Link integration, which connects locally and needs TP-Link account credentials.[3] |
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