SONOFF MINI-ZB1GSP
A compact Zigbee 3.0 relay that fits behind a wall switch or in a back box. Edge reads it through the Gateway’s Zigbee radio.
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A compact Zigbee 3.0 relay that fits behind a wall switch or in a back box. Edge reads it through the Gateway’s Zigbee radio.
A 16 A Zigbee 3.0 smart plug for Type C, E and F sockets. Edge reads it through the Gateway’s Zigbee radio.
A 13 A Zigbee 3.0 smart plug for UK Type G sockets. Edge reads it through the Gateway’s Zigbee radio.
SONOFF's original battery-powered Zigbee room sensor for temperature and relative humidity, 43 mm square and running on one CR2450 coin cell. Edge reads it through the Gateway’s Zigbee radio.
A battery-powered Zigbee 3.0 room sensor with a 2.8 inch LCD, rated at ±0.2 °C and ±2 % RH. Edge reads it through the Gateway’s Zigbee radio.
A battery-powered Zigbee 3.0 thermometer with a 1.5 m probe rated from -40 to 115 °C and an IP65 host with a 2.2-inch LCD. Edge reads it through the Gateway’s Zigbee radio.
A battery-powered Zigbee 3.0 sensor for room temperature and relative humidity, rated at ±0.2 °C and ±2 % RH, running for up to four years on one CR2477 coin cell. Edge reads it through the Gateway’s Zigbee radio.
A battery-powered Zigbee temperature and humidity sensor with a 2.9-inch e-ink screen. Edge reads it through the Gateway’s Zigbee radio.
A battery-powered Zigbee 3.0 temperature and humidity sensor in an IP65 housing with a breathable membrane and a 2.2-inch LCD. Edge reads it through the Gateway’s Zigbee radio.
A battery-powered Zigbee 3.0 PIR motion sensor with a 6 m, 110° detection zone, a clear delay adjustable from 5 to 60 seconds and a dim or bright light flag, rated for more than three years on one CR2477 coin cell. Edge reads it through the Gateway’s Zigbee radio.
A battery-powered Zigbee 3.0 magnetic contact for doors, windows and cabinets, with a tamper switch on its back and one CR2477 coin cell that SONOFF rates for over five years. Edge reads it through the Gateway’s Zigbee radio.
A battery-powered Zigbee 3.0 leak sensor with raised gold-plated probes that trigger at 0.5 mm of water, an IP67 housing, support for leak detection cable and a CR2477 cell rated for five years. Edge reads it through the Gateway’s Zigbee radio.
A USB-powered Zigbee 3.0 presence sensor using 5.8 GHz microwave radar, so it keeps reporting a person who sits still. Edge reads it through the Gateway’s Zigbee radio.
A battery-powered Zigbee 3.0 valve that fits between a tap and a hose, with a built-in flow meter for 2 to 39 L/min. Edge reads it through the Gateway’s Zigbee radio.
A battery-powered Zigbee 3.0 radiator valve head for M30 × 1.5 mm valves, with a 4 to 35 °C setpoint, open-window detection, frost protection and an input for a room temperature from another sensor. Edge reads it through the Gateway’s Zigbee radio.
Zigbee smart switch (no neutral). Exposes a switched output and power-on behaviour. Firmware updates over the air.
Wireless button. Reports battery level. Battery powered.
Motion sensor. Reports occupancy with battery level and a low-battery alarm. Battery powered.
Contact sensor. Reports contact state with battery level and a low-battery alarm. Battery powered.
Zigbee smart plug with power monitoring. Firmware updates over the air.
Zigbee smart switch. Exposes a switched output.
Zigbee human presence radar (5.8 GHz). Reports occupancy.
Zigbee smart power monitoring sensor. Reports voltage, current and power. Firmware updates over the air.
Zigbee smart switch. Exposes a switched output and power-on behaviour. Firmware updates over the air.
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