Radiator Thermostat W600

The Floor Heating Thermostat W500 supports both Zigbee and Thread protocols, suitable for electric/hydronic heating systems. It allows for the connection of an NTC floor sensor or an Aqara sensor, offering features such as remote control, smart scheduling, and power metering, which help enhance home comfort and energy efficiency.

A pioneering battery presence sensor with AI-powered dual PIR and mmWave detection and Thread/Zigbee support. Easy to install, it includes light, temperature, and humidity sensors, enhancing control, efficiency, comfort, and security in smart homes.

The FP2 features zone positioning that allows users to define different zones within a room - for example, bed or desktop - and use the presence in each individual zone as an automation trigger for the more precise control of smart homes.

The Camera Hub G5 Pro (Wi-Fi/PoE) serve as an outdoor camera which pushes image quality and AI recognition capabilities to a new level. It has been designed to expand your smart home system through its built-in Zigbee hub, Matter Controller and Thread Border Router functionalities. Also, it comes in Power over Ethernet and Wi-Fi versions for rock-solid stability and flexibility, features End-to-End encryption for maximum security, and is able to connect to the leading smart home ecosystems such as Apple Home (with HomeKit Secure Video support), Google Home, Amazon Alexa.

The Floor Heating Thermostat W500 supports both Zigbee and Thread protocols, suitable for electric/hydronic heating systems. It allows for the connection of an NTC floor sensor or an Aqara sensor, offering features such as remote control, smart scheduling, and power metering, which help enhance home comfort and energy efficiency.

A pioneering battery presence sensor with AI-powered dual PIR and mmWave detection and Thread/Zigbee support. Easy to install, it includes light, temperature, and humidity sensors, enhancing control, efficiency, comfort, and security in smart homes.

The FP2 features zone positioning that allows users to define different zones within a room - for example, bed or desktop - and use the presence in each individual zone as an automation trigger for the more precise control of smart homes.