BroadLink devices by how they connect.
The 10 devices include hubs, plugs and contact sensors. Each one below lists its path (Matter, Thread, Zigbee, Wi-Fi or another) and what that path needs.
BroadLink makes Wi-Fi infrared and RF universal remote hubs, plugs, a light switch, a control box and battery sensors.[1]
Home Assistant has a core Broadlink integration that controls its remotes and plugs locally.[2]
Devices
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How facts are sourced: every cell cites its source below| Device | Category | Pathsi | Home Assistant | Homey | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| BroadLink DS3-FC | Sensors / Contact sensor | unknown | Current[3] | ||
| BroadLink PIR3-FC | Sensors / Motion sensor | unknown | Current[4] | ||
| BroadLink RM4 mini | Hubs / Hub | Native (local) | Community app | Current[5] | |
| BroadLink RM4 pro | Hubs / Hub | Native (local) | Community app | Current[6] | |
| BroadLink S3 Smart Hub | Hubs / Hub | unknown | Current[7] | ||
| BroadLink SCB2 | Power / Relay module | unknown | Current[8] | ||
| BroadLink SP4D-US | Power / Plug | unknown | Current[9] | ||
| BroadLink SP4L-US | Power / Plug | unknown | Current[10] | ||
| BroadLink SP4M-US | Power / Plug | Native (local) | unknown | Current[11] | |
| BroadLink TC3-US | Power / Switch | unknown | Current[12] | ||
About these columns
- Paths
- The ways a controller can reach the device, native Matter first. BR means it needs a Thread border router, and HUB means a hub, bridge or coordinator.
Paths across the range
- Wi-Fi with local control: 3 of 10
- Proprietary radio with a hub: 2 of 10
- Wi-Fi through a cloud service: 8 of 10
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