
The gateway the rest of the Zigbee range needs. USB powered, model published.
Wired and wireless multi-mode gateway for larger Zigbee networks.
Unbranded (OEM), manufacturer not traceable
Minimum order: 5 units
Volume pricing
Add 5 more — $31.99 each
A multi-mode gateway with Zigbee, Bluetooth and Wi-Fi in one box. It is the larger-network answer: one coordinator for a mixed estate of Zigbee sensors and Bluetooth devices, sitting next to the router rather than on a ceiling rose.
Variants differ mainly by how they connect upstream. The wireless version joins your Wi-Fi; the wired version takes an Ethernet cable, which is the right choice in a building where 2.4 GHz is already crowded and sensors keep dropping off.
At 62 x 62 x 16 mm and 60 g it is a shelf device. The supplier publishes no model number for this listing, so reordering relies on the supplier page rather than on a part number - worth noting if you standardise on it across buildings.
Each line below is one combination: this device, that hub, that firmware — with the date it was checked on the right. For ecosystems not listed here, we make no claim.
Editor’s note: The supplier publishes no brand and no model number for this listing, so neither is claimed; the variant list mentions Matter in the supplier's own copy, and this page does not repeat that claim because we have not verified it. Listed under sensors as the network layer for the Zigbee range.





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