Ethernet
Devices on Ethernet
ADC-AC-MP1501
A Mercury single-door PoE controller, powered and networked over one cable. Open Mercury hardware sold under an Alarm.com licence.
ADC-AC-MP1502
The two-door Mercury controller, expandable to 34 readers with Alarm.com expansion modules. The board most Alarm.com access installs of any size are built on.
ADC-AC-MR16IN
Sixteen supervised input points for a Mercury controller.
ADC-AC-MR16OUT
Sixteen relay outputs for a Mercury controller.
ADC-AC-MR50
Adds one reader port to a Mercury controller.
ADC-AC-MR52
Adds two reader ports to a Mercury controller, the usual building block for growing a Mercury site.
ADC-AC-X100
Adds two more reader ports to an Aero controller.
ADC-AC-X1100
The HID Aero two-door controller at the centre of an Alarm.com Aero access install. Standard Aero hardware, licensed to Alarm.com's cloud.
ADC-AC-X200
Adds supervised input points to an Aero controller, for door contacts, request-to-exit and alarm inputs.
ADC-AC-X300
Adds relay outputs to an Aero controller, for locks, barriers and auxiliary devices.
ADC-CSVR2000P
The base commercial stream video recorder, with PoE ports feeding Alarm.com cameras directly. Storage sits on the client's premises but stays bound to the Alarm.com account.
ADC-CSVR2108P
An eight-port PoE commercial recorder for Alarm.com camera systems. Local storage, but administered and played back only through the Alarm.com platform.
ADC-CSVR2116P
The sixteen-port PoE commercial recorder, for larger Alarm.com camera deployments. Same closed platform as the rest of the range.
ADC-FC100
A UL 864 listed dual-path fire communicator with dual SIM, replacing POTS signalling on commercial fire panels. Regulated life safety equipment, deliberately closed.
ADC-SG130
A tabletop access point that exists to give Alarm.com cameras a Wi-Fi network of their own, separate from the household one. Single-band 2.4GHz, useful inside that ecosystem and pointless outside it.
ADC-SVR210
The residential stream video recorder, adding continuous recording to Alarm.com Wi-Fi cameras. The disk is in the house but the footage is reachable only through Alarm.com.
ADC-V530
A 4MP indoor camera with a motorised privacy shutter and an Ethernet option, which is the best hardware in the indoor range. The stream is still Alarm.com's alone, so Home Assistant cannot use it.
ADC-VC729P
The PoE commercial version of the 4MP floodlight camera, powered and cabled like any other network camera but licensed to Alarm.com for Business, with no ONVIF for anything else.
ADC-VC730P
The PoE commercial 4MP spotlight camera, giving colour night video over a single Cat5e run. Recordings go to an Alarm.com recorder or an encrypted SD card, neither readable locally.
ADC-VC7398PA
The varifocal 8MP Prism bullet, the long-throw counterpart to the 8498PA dome. Same PoE cabling and the same closed Alarm.com for Business platform.
ADC-VC827P
A 1080p indoor and outdoor PoE dome on 802.3af, supporting 24/7 recording and Alarm.com's business analytics. Conventional hardware, but reachable only from the Alarm.com platform.
ADC-VC8295P
A 5MP fixed dome in the Prism commercial line. Enterprise-grade hardware on ordinary PoE cabling, provisioned against an Alarm.com for Business account and closed to everything else.
ADC-VC838PF
A 4MP varifocal turret on 802.3af or 12VDC, with the full business analytics set including people counting, heat mapping and queue monitoring. All of it licensed to Alarm.com.
ADC-VC8498P
An 8MP fixed dome in the Prism line, for commercial areas that need detail across a wide scene. PoE cabling, Alarm.com licensing, no ONVIF path off the camera.
ADC-VC8498PA
The varifocal 8MP Prism dome, with the lens set on site rather than fixed at manufacture. Top of the commercial range, and still available only through Alarm.com for Business.
ADC-W110
A small bridge that puts a PoE-powered Alarm.com camera onto Wi-Fi where no data cable reaches. Solves an Alarm.com cabling problem and nothing else.
ADC-NK-200T-A-CC
A 4G LTE connector with battery backup that links access control and shooter detection systems to Alarm.com for Business. Infrastructure for the commercial platform, not a device in its own right.
AUC-LX30B-Q50T / LX30B-Q50TU-AUC
A 4G LTE communicator that takes over an existing POTS alarm panel and puts it on the Alarm.com platform. A monitoring upgrade path, with nothing exposed locally.
IP5M-T1277EW-AI
The Amcrest IP5M-T1277EW-AI is a 5MP PoE turret with on-camera human and vehicle detection. RTSP and ONVIF are fully local, so Home Assistant and Frigate get the stream and events without any cloud dependency.
IP8M-2496EB-V2
The Amcrest IP8M-2496EB-V2 is a 4K PoE bullet camera with IVS tripwire and intrusion analytics. Local RTSP and ONVIF feed the stream and events to Home Assistant or a Frigate NVR with no subscription.
M2036-LE
The Axis M2036-LE is a 4MP outdoor bullet with built-in IR and on-camera AXIS Object Analytics. Home Assistant's native Axis integration streams it and receives analytics events as local push: enterprise gear, fully local.
M3086-V
The Axis M3086-V is a compact 4MP vandal-resistant mini dome for indoor and sheltered spots, with AXIS Object Analytics on-camera. Home Assistant's native Axis integration delivers the stream and events as local push.
Node
The Node is Bluesound's latest-generation BluOS streamer, built around an ESS Sabre DAC with HDMI eARC and two-way Bluetooth. It feeds a hi-res, multiroom source to an existing amplifier or receiver. Home Assistant's local bluesound integration controls it as a media_player, with power, volume, source, and playback.
Node Icon
The Node Icon is Bluesound's flagship BluOS music streamer. It has a dual-mono ESS Sabre DAC, a 5-inch color display, HDMI eARC, and a subwoofer output. Home Assistant's local bluesound integration controls it as a media_player, with power, volume, source, and playback.
Node Nano
The Node Nano is Bluesound's compact entry BluOS streamer. It turns any powered speakers or amplifier into a hi-res, multiroom source over Wi-Fi or Ethernet. Home Assistant's local bluesound integration adds it as a media_player for power, volume, source, and playback.
Powernode
The Powernode is Bluesound's full-size BluOS streaming amplifier. It drives a pair of passive speakers as a one-box system, with DirectDigital amplification, HDMI eARC, and a subwoofer output. Home Assistant's local bluesound integration controls it as a media_player, with power, volume, source, and playback.
Powernode Edge
The Powernode Edge is Bluesound's compact BluOS streaming amplifier. It drives a pair of passive bookshelf speakers directly, with built-in DirectDigital amplification and HDMI eARC. Home Assistant's local bluesound integration controls it as a media_player, with power, volume, source, and playback.
Pulse 2i
The Pulse 2i is Bluesound's all-in-one BluOS wireless speaker. It streams on its own or groups with other players for whole-home audio. Home Assistant's local bluesound integration controls it as a media_player, with power, volume, source, and playback.
Pulse Flex 2i
The Pulse Flex 2i is Bluesound's compact BluOS wireless speaker. It streams on its own or joins a multiroom group. Home Assistant's local bluesound integration adds it as a media_player for power, volume, source, and playback.
Pulse Soundbar+
The Pulse Soundbar+ is Bluesound's BluOS soundbar. It handles hi-res music and HDMI eARC TV audio in a single wall-mountable bar. Home Assistant's local bluesound integration controls it as a media_player, with power, volume, source, and playback.
Vault 2i
The Vault 2i is Bluesound's BluOS CD ripper, music server, and streamer with a 2TB internal drive. It rips a bit-perfect library and serves it to every player on the network. Home Assistant's local bluesound integration controls its player as a media_player, with power, volume, source, and playback.
IPC-HDW5459T-ZE-IL
The Dahua IPC-HDW5459T-ZE-IL is a 4MP varifocal turret with a large 1/1.8-inch sensor and Smart Dual Light night vision. ONVIF and RTSP are fully local, making it a first-class Home Assistant and Frigate camera.
IPC-HDW5459TM-ASE-IL
The Dahua IPC-HDW5459TM-ASE-IL is a 4MP fixed-lens turret with a 1/1.8-inch sensor, Smart Dual Light, and SMD 4.0 person/vehicle detection. Fully local via ONVIF and RTSP for Home Assistant and Frigate.
AVR-S760H
The Denon AVR-S760H is a 7.2 channel 8K AV receiver rated at 75W per channel, with Dolby Atmos and HEOS built in. The local denonavr integration controls it as a media_player, covering power, volume, input selection, and sound mode. No cloud account is needed for control.
AVR-S970H
The Denon AVR-S970H is a 7.2 channel 8K AV receiver rated at 90W per channel, with Dolby Atmos and HEOS built in. The local denonavr integration controls it as a media_player, covering power, volume, input selection, and sound mode across a 7.2 or 5.2.2 system.
AVR-X3900H
The Denon AVR-X3900H is a 9.4 channel 8K AV receiver rated at 105W per channel, with Dolby Atmos, DTS:X, and HEOS built in. The local denonavr integration controls it as a media_player, covering power, volume, input selection, and sound mode.
Denon Home 150
The Denon Home 150 is the compact speaker in the Denon Home line. The local heos integration controls it as a media_player for playback, volume, and multiroom grouping.
Denon Home 250
The Denon Home 250 is a midsize HEOS wireless speaker with a stereo array of four drivers. The local heos integration controls it as a media_player for playback, volume, multiroom grouping, and announcements.
Denon Home 350
The Denon Home 350 is Denon's largest HEOS wireless speaker, a stereo design with six drivers. The local heos integration discovers it as a media_player and controls playback, volume, and multiroom grouping.
D1101V
The DoorBird D1101V is a compact 1080p IP video door station with PoE, a built-in relay, and an open local API. Home Assistant's DoorBird integration receives ring and motion events as local push, with no cloud dependency.
D2101V
The DoorBird D2101V is a full-size stainless IP video door station with two relays and a built-in RFID reader, integrating with Home Assistant locally through the DoorBird integration's push API.
GC-100-06
The GC-100-06 network adapter combines three IR ports and one RS-232 port in a single Ethernet-connected box. It is the entry point of the GC-100 range that Home Assistant's itach and gc100 integrations are written against, and it is still the unit found in a great many existing AV racks.
GC-100-12
The GC-100-12 network adapter carries six IR ports, two RS-232 ports, and three relays in one Ethernet box. It is the Global Caché unit Home Assistant's gc100 integration is documented against, and the one that covers a whole rack of IR gear plus dry-contact loads from a single IP address.
iTach Flex FLEX-IP
The iTach Flex FLEX-IP is a single wired gateway whose function is set by the cable you plug into it: IR, RS-232, RS-485, or relay and sensor. It speaks the same TCP API as the iTach and GC-100, so with an IR cable fitted Home Assistant drives it through the itach remote platform.
iTach IP2CC
The iTach IP2CC puts three dry-contact relays on a wired network, for the gate operators, fireplaces, screens, and pool equipment that only accept a momentary or maintained contact. Home Assistant drives Global Caché relays through the gc100 integration's switch platform.
iTach IP2IR
The iTach IP2IR is the wired TCP/IP to infrared gateway that Home Assistant's itach remote platform is written against. Three selectable IR output or sensor ports let one palm-sized box drive a projector, an AV receiver, and a cable box over Ethernet, entirely locally on TCP port 4998.
iTach IP2SL
The iTach IP2SL puts a single RS-232 device on a wired network, exposing its serial port as a raw TCP socket on port 4999. Home Assistant has no Global Caché serial integration, so it reaches the port through whichever integration already speaks that device's protocol over a socket.
DS-2CD2086G2-IU
The Hikvision DS-2CD2086G2-IU is a 4K AcuSense mini bullet with deep-learning human and vehicle classification. Local RTSP and ONVIF-profile streams pair with Home Assistant's Hikvision event sensors, with no cloud involved.
DS-2CD2387G2-LU
The Hikvision DS-2CD2387G2-LU is a 4K ColorVu turret that shoots full color around the clock. RTSP and ONVIF- profile streams are fully local, and Home Assistant's Hikvision integration adds camera-side event sensors.
Micro RGB evo AI MRGB95
The MRGB95 is LG's first flagship RGB-backlit LCD, replacing white LEDs with individually controlled red, green, and blue emitters for OLED-class color at brightness levels OLED cannot reach. It runs the same webOS platform as LG's OLEDs, so the local webostv integration gives it identical media_player control in the very large sizes that great rooms need.
OLED evo AI B6
The LG OLED evo B6 (2026) brings LG's OLED picture and full webOS control to a lower price point. Home Assistant's local webostv integration drives power, volume, HDMI input, and app launch, so budget-conscious installs still get complete playback-aware automation in secondary rooms.
OLED evo AI C6
The LG OLED evo C6 (2026) is the sweet spot of LG's OLED range on picture and price, and the local webostv integration exposes it as a media_player with power, volume, HDMI input, and app control. Selora no longer recommends it: the September 2026 webOS privacy findings cover the whole 2026 LG television lineup.
OLED evo AI G6
The LG OLED evo G6 is LG's flagship gallery-design OLED (2026), built to mount flush to the wall. Home Assistant's local webostv integration controls it as a media_player: power, volume, HDMI input, and app launch, so a gallery wall can double as the centerpiece of movie-night scenes and playback-aware lighting.
OLED evo AI W6
The LG OLED evo W6 is the wireless flagship of the 2026 range: a 9.9mm wallpaper panel that sits flush to the wall while a separate Zero Connect Box carries every source over a 4K 165Hz wireless link. Home Assistant's local webostv integration controls it exactly like any other LG set, which makes it the cleanest way to put a screen on a wall that has no equipment behind it.
QNED evo AI QNED84B
The QNED84B is LG's mainstream Mini LED for 2026, spanning 55 to 100 inches at a price that makes it the sensible choice for bedrooms, guest rooms, and secondary spaces. It runs webOS, so Home Assistant's local webostv integration gives it the same media_player and remote entities as the OLED flagships.
QNED evo AI QNED92
The LG QNED evo QNED92 is LG's mini-LED flagship for bright rooms: quantum-dot color with high-brightness backlighting where OLED reflections would struggle. It runs the same webOS platform, so Home Assistant's local webostv integration gives it identical media_player control: power, volume, inputs, and app launch.
Caséta Smart Bridge L-BDG2-WH
The Caséta Smart Bridge is the hub Caséta dimmers, switches, and Pico remotes pair to for app and network control. Home Assistant reaches it over Ethernet through the lutron_caseta integration, so a Caséta job needs one on the list.
Caséta Smart Bridge PRO L-BDGPRO2-WH
The Caséta Smart Bridge PRO is the dealer version of the Caséta hub. Home Assistant reaches it exactly as it reaches the standard bridge, over lutron_caseta, and the PRO adds shade support and third-party control system integration.
Cinema 30
The Marantz Cinema 30 is the top model in the Cinema line, an 11.4 channel 8K AV receiver rated at 140W per channel, with 13.4 channel processing and Dirac Live. The local denonavr integration controls it as a media_player, covering power, volume, input selection, and sound mode.
Cinema 40
The Marantz Cinema 40 is a 9.4 channel 8K AV receiver rated at 125W per channel, with Dolby Atmos and seven HDMI inputs. The local denonavr integration controls it as a media_player, covering power, volume, input selection, and sound mode.
Cinema 50
The Marantz Cinema 50 is a 9.4 channel 8K AV receiver rated at 110W per channel, with Dolby Atmos and six HDMI inputs. The local denonavr integration controls it as a media_player, covering power, volume, input selection, and sound mode.
Cinema 60
The Marantz Cinema 60 is a 7.2 channel 8K AV receiver rated at 100W per channel, with Dolby Atmos and six HDMI inputs. The local denonavr integration controls it as a media_player, covering power, volume, input selection, and sound mode.
M1
The Marantz M1 is a compact wireless streaming amplifier rated at 100W per channel, with HEOS built in. The local heos integration controls it as a media_player for playback, volume, and multiroom grouping.
Model 40n
The Marantz Model 40n is a network integrated amplifier that combines a stereo amplifier rated at 70W per channel with a HEOS streamer, HDMI ARC, and an onboard phono stage. The local heos integration controls the HEOS side as a media_player for playback, volume, and multiroom grouping.
Model 60n
The Marantz Model 60n is a network integrated amplifier rated at 60W per channel, with HEOS built in. The local heos integration controls it as a media_player for playback, volume, and multiroom grouping.
SCN-IP000.03
The SCN-IP000.03 is MDT's KNX IP interface: a two module DIN rail device, powered from the bus, that gives Home Assistant a KNXnet/IP tunnel onto the KNX line. Four simultaneous tunnels mean ETS and Home Assistant can hold connections at the same time, with KNX IP Secure and KNX Data Secure available from ETS 5.7.
SCN-IP100.03
The SCN-IP100.03 is MDT's KNX IP router: the same two module bus powered hardware as its IP interface, plus line and area coupling over IP multicast. Home Assistant can tunnel through it like any interface, or join the bus by routing, which is the connection type that scales past a single line.
C 3050
The C 3050 is NAD's retro-styled Classic-series integrated amplifier with large front-panel VU meters. It becomes a BluOS streamer once NAD's optional MDC2 BluOS-D module is fitted. With the module installed, Home Assistant's local bluesound integration controls it as a media_player, with power, volume, source, and playback.
C 399
The C 399 is NAD's Classic-series HybridDigital integrated amplifier. It becomes a BluOS streamer once NAD's optional MDC2 BluOS-D module is fitted. With the module installed, Home Assistant's local bluesound integration controls it as a media_player, with power, volume, source, and playback.
C 700 V2
The C 700 V2 is NAD's Classic-series BluOS streaming amplifier. It drives passive speakers directly and adds HDMI eARC, a moving-magnet phono input, and a 5-inch display. Home Assistant's local bluesound integration controls it as a media_player, with power, volume, source, and playback.
M10 V3
The M10 V3 is NAD's compact Masters-series BluOS streaming amplifier. It packs HybridDigital amplification, Dirac Live room correction, and a touchscreen into a single small chassis. Home Assistant's local bluesound integration controls it as a media_player, with power, volume, source, and playback.
M33 V2
The M33 V2 is NAD's Masters-series BluOS streaming DAC amplifier, with Purifi Eigentakt amplification, Dirac Live room correction, and a 7-inch touchscreen. Home Assistant's local bluesound integration controls it as a media_player, with power, volume, source, and playback.
M66
The M66 is NAD's Masters-series BluOS streaming DAC-preamplifier. It pairs Dirac Live Full Bandwidth room correction with isolated power supplies and feeds a separate power amplifier. Home Assistant's local bluesound integration controls it as a media_player, with power, volume, source, and playback.
OpenSprinkler 3 (OS 3.4)
The reference open-source sprinkler controller: 8 zones on board, expandable to 72 with zone expanders, built-in Wi-Fi and OLED display, with an optional wired Ethernet module. Home Assistant runs zones, programs, and rain delays over the fully documented local HTTP API, and no cloud account or subscription exists at all.
OpenSprinkler Pi 2.0
A Raspberry Pi extension board that turns the Pi into a full OpenSprinkler controller running the same unified open-source firmware. It uses the Pi's own Ethernet or Wi-Fi, drives 8 zones expandable to 200 with zone expansion boards, and exposes the same local HTTP API Home Assistant uses to run zones and programs. Ideal when you want irrigation on hardware you already rack in the utility room.
Duo 3 PoE
The Reolink Duo 3 PoE stitches two 4K sensors into one 16MP, 180-degree panoramic view: one camera instead of two on a driveway or backyard. Works with Home Assistant fully locally through the Reolink integration.
RLC-810A
The Reolink RLC-810A is a 4K PoE bullet camera with on-device person, vehicle, and animal detection. Home Assistant's local Reolink integration exposes the stream and detection sensors with no cloud subscription.
RLC-820A
The Reolink RLC-820A is a 4K PoE dome camera with on-device person, vehicle, and pet detection. Home Assistant's local Reolink integration exposes the stream and detection sensors, with no cloud and no subscription.
Video Doorbell PoE / Wi-Fi
The Reolink Video Doorbell is a wired 5MP doorbell with person and package detection and an included chime. Home Assistant's local Reolink integration exposes the stream, detections, and a Visitor sensor for press automations.
Energeasy Connect V3 (RXCE.CONNECT3)
The Energeasy Connect V3 controller (RXCE.CONNECT3) is Rexel's plug-in multiprotocol gateway on the Overkiz platform, combining io-homecontrol, RTS, and Zigbee. It is one of the few Overkiz gateways Home Assistant can drive over the local API instead of the cloud.
Energeasy Connect V3 Rail Din (RXCKITMOD3)
The Energeasy Connect V3 Rail Din (RXCKITMOD3) is the DIN-rail version of Rexel's multiprotocol controller: the same io-homecontrol, RTS, and Zigbee radios and the same Home Assistant local API support, in a module that mounts in the consumer unit.
Roku Plus Series TV
The Roku Plus Series is Roku's mid-range TV line: 4K QLED with mini-LED backlighting, Dolby Vision, and Dolby Atmos. Home Assistant's local roku integration controls the set as a single media_player with power, volume, HDMI input selection, app launch, and playback state, making it an easy fit for playback-aware room automations.
Roku Pro Series TV
The Roku Pro Series is Roku's flagship TV line: 4K QLED with mini-LED backlighting, Dolby Vision IQ, and a 120 Hz panel. Because the streaming platform is the TV, Home Assistant's local roku integration controls the whole set as one media_player: power, volume, HDMI inputs, app launch, and playback state for scene and bedtime automations.
Roku Ultra
The Roku Ultra is Roku's flagship streaming player, with 4K Dolby Vision output and wired Ethernet. Home Assistant's local roku integration exposes it as a media_player with power, volume, app launch, and playback state, so a movie-night scene can open the right app while the lights dim, and bedtime routines shut it down.
Micro RGB R85H
The Samsung Micro RGB R85H brings the RGB LED backlight down a tier for 2026, with Micro RGB Precision Color and a 144Hz panel in sizes from 55 to 85 inches. Home Assistant controls it locally through the samsungtv integration as a media_player and a remote, no Samsung account required.
Micro RGB R95H
The Samsung Micro RGB R95H is the 2026 halo product, the first TV backlit by micro-sized red, green, and blue LEDs rather than white ones, certified at 100% of the BT.2020 colour space and offered up to 115 inches. Home Assistant's local samsungtv integration still treats it as an ordinary media_player, so the showpiece screen automates like any other set.
Neo QLED 4K QN70H
The Samsung Neo QLED 4K QN70H is the entry Quantum Mini LED set for 2026, starting at 43 inches, which makes it the practical choice for secondary rooms that still need to answer to a scene. Home Assistant controls it locally through the samsungtv integration as a media_player and a remote.
Neo QLED 4K QN80H
The Samsung Neo QLED 4K QN80H is the bright-room workhorse of the 2026 lineup: Quantum Mini LED full array backlight, 144Hz refresh, and sizes from 55 up to 100 inches. Home Assistant's local samsungtv integration exposes power, volume, HDMI input, and app launch as a media_player, with a remote entity for the keys that have no service call.
Neo QLED 8K QN990H
The Samsung Neo QLED 8K QN990H is the 2026 flagship: Quantum Mini LED Pro backlighting, the NQ8 AI Gen3 processor, and 8K AI upscaling on an 85-inch Glare Free panel. Home Assistant's local samsungtv integration drives it as a media_player and a remote, so the largest screen in the house becomes a scene trigger rather than a separate remote.
OLED S85H
The Samsung OLED S85H is the entry point into 2026 OLED: the same panel technology and the same local control, with the NQ4 AI Gen2 processor and a 120Hz refresh rate instead of the flagship's 165Hz. Home Assistant sees it as a media_player and a remote through the local samsungtv integration.
OLED S90H
The Samsung OLED S90H is the volume OLED of the 2026 range and the only Samsung panel that starts at 42 inches, so the same integration covers a study monitor and an 83-inch living room screen. Home Assistant's local samsungtv integration controls power, volume, input, and apps as a media_player, with a remote entity for key sequences.
OLED S95H
The Samsung OLED S95H is the flagship of the 2026 OLED lineup, the brightest panel Samsung makes and the one that holds its black level in a sunlit room thanks to the matte Glare Free finish. Home Assistant's local samsungtv integration exposes it as a media_player and a remote, so the reference screen in the theater room drives playback-aware lighting and one-touch scenes.
The Frame LS03HE
The Frame LS03HE is the 2026 standard art TV: QLED picture behind the matte anti-reflection finish, a customisable bezel, and connections built into the panel instead of an outboard box. Home Assistant's local samsungtv integration gives it a media_player and a remote entity, so it joins scenes like any other screen.
The Frame Pro LS03HW
The Frame Pro LS03HW is Samsung's 2026 art TV with a Neo QLED panel behind the matte, glare-free coating and a Wireless One Connect box that keeps a single power cable running to the wall. Home Assistant's local samsungtv integration controls power, input, and volume as a media_player, which is what turns Art Mode into something an automation can schedule.
The Terrace Full Sun LST9D
The Terrace LST9D is Samsung's full-sun outdoor TV, an IP56-rated Neo QLED 4K panel bright enough for a deck with no shade, in 65 and 75 inches. Home Assistant controls it locally through the samsungtv integration, which is what lets an outdoor scene power it down with the landscape lighting.
The Terrace Partial Sun LST7D
The Terrace LST7D is the partial-sun outdoor TV, an IP56-rated Neo QLED 4K panel with Quantum Matrix mini LED backlighting for covered patios and pergolas, in 55, 65, and 75 inches. Home Assistant sees it as a local media_player through the samsungtv integration.
Pro 1
DIN-rail mountable Gen2 smart relay with a single potential-free (dry) contact channel rated to 16A. Wired LAN plus Wi-Fi connectivity gives professional installs reliable, redundant control for lights and appliances.
Pro 1PM
Shelly Pro 1PM is a DIN-rail mounted relay with power metering and wired Ethernet, built for breaker panels and professional installs that need a single switched and monitored circuit.
Pro 2
Shelly Pro 2 is a DIN-rail mounted 2-channel relay with potential-free (dry) contacts and wired Ethernet, built for breaker panels and professional installs controlling two independent loads.
Pro 2PM
Shelly Pro 2PM is a DIN-rail dual-channel relay with per-channel power metering that controls two circuits or drives a single roller shutter, with Wi-Fi, Ethernet, and Bluetooth for reliable panel connectivity.
Pro 3
DIN-rail Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, and Ethernet smart relay with three independent 16 A channels for professional installations. Wired LAN delivers rock-solid local control in panel and cabinet deployments.
Pro 3EM
DIN-rail three-phase energy meter that measures voltage, current, power and power factor across all three phases via 120 A current transformers. Stores roughly 60 days of on-device data with 1-minute resolution for accurate consumption and production monitoring.
Pro 3EM-3CT63
A three-phase DIN-rail energy meter that measures active and apparent power, energy, and power factor across three phases plus neutral using 63A CT clamps. Wired Ethernet and Wi-Fi deliver reliable real-time monitoring for panel-level installations.
Pro 3EM-400
DIN-rail three-phase energy meter with included 400A current transformers, measuring per-phase voltage, current, power, and bidirectional energy with 1% accuracy. Wired Ethernet plus Wi-Fi keeps panel-level monitoring rock solid for whole-building loads.
Pro 4PM
DIN-rail 4-channel smart relay with per-channel power and energy metering, a color LCD display, and wired Ethernet plus Wi-Fi for rock-solid professional installs. Each output is independently controlled and monitored for precise load management.
Pro Dimmer 0/1-10V PM
A DIN-rail Wi-Fi and Ethernet dimmer that drives 0-10V and 1-10V ballasts and LED drivers with built-in power and energy metering. Gives installers precise lighting control plus accurate consumption data on a single professional module.
Pro Dimmer 1PM
DIN-rail Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, and Ethernet trailing-edge dimmer with a single 200 W output and built-in power and energy metering. Wired LAN delivers reliable local control for panel and cabinet installations.
Pro Dimmer 2PM
DIN-rail two-channel trailing-edge dimmer with per-channel power and energy metering for professional lighting installations. Wired Ethernet plus Wi-Fi and Bluetooth ensure rock-solid connectivity in the panel.
Pro Dual Cover Shutter PM
Dual-channel DIN-rail controller for two roller shutters, blinds, or awnings with per-channel power and energy metering. Wired Ethernet plus Wi-Fi and an onboard display make it a reliable fit for professional panel installs.
Pro EM-50
DIN-rail single-phase energy meter with two metering channels measuring voltage, current and power via clamp-on 50 A current transformers, plus a built-in dry-contact relay for contactor control. Stores at least 60 days of on-device data at 1-minute resolution for accurate consumption and production monitoring.
Pro RGBWW PM
DIN-rail RGBWW LED strip controller with five outputs (RGB + CCT or up to five channels) and per-channel power metering. Wired Ethernet plus Wi-Fi keep installations reliable on professional racks.
Connexoon io
Connexoon io (1811429) is the small io-homecontrol box Somfy sold as an entry point below TaHoma, with three app personalities for windows, access, and the terrace. It is discontinued, but Home Assistant still drives it through Overkiz over both the cloud and the local API.
Connexoon RTS
Connexoon RTS is the RTS-only version of the Connexoon box, sold for homes whose blinds and awnings predate io-homecontrol. Home Assistant supports it through Overkiz, cloud or local, but everything behind it is one-way.
TaHoma switch
TaHoma switch is Somfy's current hub and the one to specify for a new install, because it is a multiprotocol gateway that Home Assistant can drive over the local API instead of the Somfy cloud. It ships in two regional variants, and which radios are inside depends on which one was bought.
TaHoma v2
TaHoma v2 is the previous generation Somfy box, superseded by the TaHoma switch but still in thousands of homes. It is worth knowing because Home Assistant supports it over the local API, so an older installation does not have to be replaced to get local control.
Amp
The Sonos streaming amplifier for passive speakers: 125 W per channel, HDMI ARC for a TV, RCA line-in and a line-level subwoofer output, in a rack-friendly half-width chassis. Home Assistant sees the zone it drives as one media_player through the local sonos integration.
Amp Multi
The multi-zone Sonos amplifier for distributed audio: eight amplified channels at 125 W each, assignable across up to four zones, in a rack-mountable chassis with a GaN power supply. Each zone joins the Sonos system as its own room, which is how it reaches Home Assistant.
Arc
The original Sonos Atmos soundbar: eleven drivers, upward firing height channels, HDMI eARC and an Ethernet port. Still in thousands of installs and still fully supported by the local sonos integration, which gives it the same media_player and the same home theater controls as the Arc Ultra, minus the controls specific to the newer bar.
Arc Ultra
The flagship Sonos Dolby Atmos soundbar: 9.1.4 channels from fourteen drivers, including the Sound Motion woofer that fits real bass into a slim bar. Home Assistant controls it locally through the sonos integration as one media_player, with the full set of home theater switches, an audio delay control and a Dialog Level select unique to this model.
Beam (Gen 2)
The compact Sonos soundbar for TVs up to about 65 inches, with HDMI eARC and Dolby Atmos processing in a bar small enough to sit under a wall-mounted panel. Home Assistant sees the same media_player and home theater controls as the larger bars, over the local network.
Era 100 Pro
The Era 100 rebuilt for professional installation: powered over Ethernet, sold in pairs, with a dedicated surface mount that pans and tilts. One structured cable per speaker carries both power and network, and Home Assistant treats each one as an ordinary Sonos room.
Five
The largest single-box Sonos speaker, with a 3.5 mm line-in and an Ethernet port. No microphones and no Bluetooth, which makes it the analog-friendly, privacy-friendly end of the range and a straightforward media_player in Home Assistant.
Port
The Sonos streamer for an existing amplifier or receiver: RCA line-out, digital coax out, RCA line-in and a 12 V trigger, with Ethernet for the rack. It brings a legacy audio system into the Sonos system as a room Home Assistant can control.
Ray
The entry Sonos soundbar: optical input only, no microphones, no HDMI. It still joins the same Sonos system and appears in Home Assistant as a media_player, which makes it the cheapest way to put a controllable speaker in a small TV room.
Sub 4
The full-size Sonos subwoofer, with dual force-cancelling drivers, Wi-Fi 6 and an Ethernet port. It bonds to one Sonos player rather than joining the system as a room, so in Home Assistant it shows up as controls on the speaker it is bonded to, not as an entity of its own.
Sub Mini
The compact cylindrical Sonos subwoofer, sized for a Beam, a Ray or a stereo pair of Era 100s. Like the full-size Sub it bonds to one player and surfaces in Home Assistant as sub settings on that player rather than as its own entity.
Bravia 3 II (K-65XR30M2)
The Sony Bravia 3 II (2026) is the entry point to the Bravia range: a 4K LED Google TV with a 120 Hz panel at a mainstream price. The local braviatv integration exposes it as a media_player with power, volume, source, and app control, so guest rooms and dens automate exactly like the flagship rooms.
Bravia 7 II (K-65XR70M2)
The Sony Bravia 7 II (2026) brings Sony's True RGB mini-LED technology to the mid-range. Home Assistant's local braviatv integration controls it as a media_player: power, volume, source, and app launch, giving living rooms the same automation surface as the flagship theater sets.
Bravia 8 II (K-65XR80M2)
The Sony Bravia 8 II is Sony's flagship QD-OLED, the picture-quality pick of the Bravia range. The local braviatv integration exposes it as a media_player with power, volume, source, and app control, so movie-night scenes, doorbell pauses, and bedtime all-off routines run against the best panel in the house.
Bravia 9 II (K-65XR90M2)
The Sony Bravia 9 II (2026) is Sony's flagship True RGB mini-LED TV, tuned to match its professional mastering monitors. Home Assistant's local braviatv integration controls power, volume, source, and apps as a media_player, so the reference screen in the theater room drives playback-aware lighting and scene automations.
F8D Series
The TCL F8D (2026) is TCL's budget QLED with Fire TV built in, sold from 50 to 98 inches on Amazon. Like every Fire OS set it is reachable from Home Assistant only over ADB through the androidtv integration, which works but needs the developer-options pairing kept in mind at handover.
QM64L Series
The TCL QM64L (2026) is TCL's QD-Mini LED set with Fire TV built in, sold exclusively through Amazon. The panel is close to the QM8L, but the platform is not: Fire OS has no Android TV Remote support, so Home Assistant reaches it only through the ADB-based androidtv integration.
QM6K Series
The TCL QM6K is TCL's entry QD-Mini LED Google TV, the cheapest set in the range that still gets full local control. Home Assistant pairs with it over androidtv_remote for power, volume, and app launch, which is enough to fold a guest room or basement TV into all-off and movie-night automations without a streaming player.
QM7L Series
The TCL QM7L (2026) is the mid-range SQD-Mini LED set, sold from 55 to 98 inches. Google TV underneath means the local androidtv_remote integration controls it exactly like the QM8L above it: power, volume, app launch, and key presses over the LAN, which makes it the value pick for secondary rooms on a Selora system.
QM8L Series
The TCL QM8L (2026) is TCL's mainstream SQD-Mini LED flagship and the model we specify most often from the brand. It runs Google TV, so Home Assistant pairs with it locally through androidtv_remote and gets power, volume, app launch, and D-pad control as a media_player and remote, with no TCL account in the path.
RM9L Series
The TCL RM9L (2026) is TCL's first RGB Mini-LED television, an 85 to 115 inch halo set built for dedicated media rooms. It runs the same Google TV platform as the rest of the range, so the local androidtv_remote integration gives Home Assistant power, volume, app launch, and remote key control without touching TCL's cloud.
S-Series Roku TV (S4R)
The TCL S4R is TCL's current Roku TV, a basic 4K panel with the deepest local control of any TCL set. The roku integration reaches it over Roku ECP with no account and no ADB: power, volume, HDMI inputs as selectable sources, app launch, and playback state, which makes it the easiest TCL to automate even though it is the cheapest.
Tapo CentralHub H500
Tapo's top hub: 16 cameras, 64 sub-1GHz sensors, a drive bay for local recording and HDMI out to a monitor. Read the Home Assistant support caveat below before specifying it, because the integration does not cover it yet.
Tapo Outdoor Camera C325WB
A 2K outdoor camera built around a large aperture starlight sensor, so it holds full color at night without throwing a spotlight at the neighbors. Wires or joins by Wi-Fi, and streams locally over RTSP and ONVIF.
Tapo Outdoor Pan/Tilt Camera C520WS
A 2560x1440 outdoor camera that pans a full circle, covering a driveway, a side gate and a back door from one mount. Wired or Wi-Fi network side, with local RTSP and ONVIF streaming for Home Assistant or Frigate.
Tapo Smart Hub H200
The hub that brings Tapo's sub-1GHz sensors, buttons and battery cameras onto the network, with a built in chime and microSD recording. Home Assistant adopts the hub and its children through the TP-Link integration.
UniFi Cloud Key Gen2 Plus
The Cloud Key Gen2 Plus is the smallest UniFi Protect console: a PoE-powered box with its own 1 TB drive that runs Protect without touching the routing. Home Assistant's unifiprotect integration connects to it locally.
UniFi Doorbell Lite
The UniFi Doorbell Lite is a compact 5MP PoE video doorbell with two-way audio and a tall 3:4 view that frames a visitor head to toe. Home Assistant's local UniFi Protect integration exposes its stream, ring event, and smart detections.
UniFi Dream Machine Pro
The UDM Pro is Ubiquiti's rack-mount router and UniFi Protect recorder without PoE. It is a valid Protect console for Home Assistant's unifiprotect integration, but the cameras need their power from somewhere else.
UniFi Dream Machine SE
The UDM SE is a router, switch, PoE source, and UniFi Protect recorder in one rack unit. On a small UniFi camera job it is the whole head end, and the console Home Assistant's unifiprotect integration talks to.
UniFi G4 Doorbell Pro PoE Kit
The UniFi G4 Doorbell Pro PoE Kit is a dual-camera wired video doorbell with a PoE chime, recording to a UniFi Protect console. Home Assistant gets the streams, ring events, and package detection, all over the local network.
UniFi G5 Turret Ultra
The UniFi G5 Turret Ultra is a compact 4MP PoE turret for dense, budget-conscious Protect deployments. Home Assistant's local UniFi Protect integration exposes its stream, motion sensor, and smart detection events.
UniFi G6 180
The UniFi G6 180 stitches two sensors into one 16MP, 180-degree panoramic view, covering a wall-to-wall span from a single PoE+ drop. Home Assistant's local UniFi Protect integration exposes its stream and smart detection events.
UniFi G6 Bullet
The UniFi G6 Bullet is a 4K PoE bullet camera that records to a UniFi Protect console on-site. Home Assistant's local UniFi Protect integration exposes its streams plus person, vehicle, and animal detection events.
UniFi G6 Dome
The UniFi G6 Dome is a 4K vandal-proof (IK10) PoE dome for high-traffic areas, recording to a UniFi Protect console on-site. Home Assistant's local UniFi Protect integration exposes its streams and smart detection events.
UniFi G6 Instant
The UniFi G6 Instant is a palm-sized 4K camera with two-way audio that runs on Wi-Fi and USB-C power out of the box, or on wired PoE with an optional adapter. Home Assistant's local UniFi Protect integration exposes its stream, speaker, and smart detection events.
UniFi G6 Mini Dome
The UniFi G6 Mini Dome is a compact indoor 4K PoE dome with two-way audio, sized to disappear into a hallway or retail ceiling. Home Assistant's local UniFi Protect integration exposes its stream, speaker, and smart detection events.
UniFi G6 Pro 360
The UniFi G6 Pro 360 is a 12MP fisheye camera that covers an entire room or courtyard from one ceiling mount, with digital pan-tilt-zoom into the panorama. Home Assistant's local UniFi Protect integration exposes its streams and smart detection events.
UniFi G6 Pro Bullet
The UniFi G6 Pro Bullet is a 4K PoE+ bullet camera with a large 1/1.2-inch sensor and 2.36x optical zoom for long-range, low-light coverage. Home Assistant's local UniFi Protect integration exposes its streams and smart detection events.
UniFi G6 Pro Dome
The UniFi G6 Pro Dome is the top of the fixed-lens G6 line: 4K on a 1/1.2-inch sensor with 2.36x optical zoom inside a vandal-proof dome. Home Assistant's local UniFi Protect integration exposes its streams and smart detection events.
UniFi G6 Pro Turret
The UniFi G6 Pro Turret pairs the 1/1.2-inch 4K sensor and 2.36x optical zoom of the Pro line with a tamper-resistant turret housing. Home Assistant's local UniFi Protect integration exposes its streams and smart detection events.
UniFi G6 PTZ
The UniFi G6 PTZ is an all-weather 4K dual-lens camera with 10x hybrid zoom and motorized pan-tilt-zoom tracking for driveways, lots, and acreage. Home Assistant's local UniFi Protect integration exposes its streams and smart detection events.
UniFi G6 Turret
The UniFi G6 Turret is a 4K PoE turret camera with the same 1/1.8-inch 8MP sensor and G6 AI engine as the G6 Bullet, in a low-profile housing. Home Assistant's local UniFi Protect integration exposes its streams and smart detection events.
UniFi Network Video Recorder
The UNVR is Ubiquiti's dedicated UniFi Protect recorder: four drive bays and redundant power, for jobs where the cameras outgrow what a Dream Machine can record. Home Assistant's unifiprotect integration connects to it locally.
UniFi NVR Instant
The UNVR Instant is a compact UniFi Protect recorder with its own six-port PoE switch built in, so a small camera job needs one box and one power outlet. Home Assistant's unifiprotect integration connects to it locally.
KNX IP Interface 732 secure
The 732 secure is Weinzierl's KNX Secure IP interface, one module wide and powered from the bus. Eight simultaneous KNXnet/IP tunnels and AES-128 KNX IP Secure make it the interface to specify when Home Assistant, ETS, and a visualisation all need to hold a connection to the same line at once.
KNX IP Router 752 secure
The 752 secure routes KNX telegrams between lines over the LAN as a fast backbone, and doubles as a KNX Secure interface with up to eight tunnels. One module wide and bus powered, it is the device that lets a multi-line KNX project use IP as its backbone and still give Home Assistant a way in.
Amp
The WiiM Amp is a streaming amplifier that powers a pair of passive speakers and presents them to Home Assistant as one media_player. The wiim integration reports playback, volume, and source, and HDMI ARC lets the Amp handle TV audio too.
Amp Pro
The WiiM Amp Pro is a streaming amplifier with an ESS DAC, room correction, and HDMI ARC. It powers passive speakers and presents them to Home Assistant as one media_player, with playback, volume, and source reported through the wiim integration.
Amp Ultra
The WiiM Amp Ultra is a streaming amplifier rated at 100 watts per channel, with a touchscreen, room correction, and HDMI ARC. It powers passive speakers and presents them to Home Assistant as one media_player, with playback, volume, and source reported through the wiim integration.
Pro
The WiiM Pro is a network streamer and preamp that brings an existing amplifier or active speakers into Home Assistant as a media_player. Through the wiim integration it reports playback, volume, and source, and it groups with other WiiM units for multiroom audio. Control stays on the local network.
Pro Plus
The WiiM Pro Plus is a network streamer and preamp with an upgraded DAC. Home Assistant runs it as a media_player through the wiim integration, reporting playback, volume, and source, and it groups with other WiiM units for multiroom audio.
Sound
The WiiM Sound is a powered smart speaker with a round touchscreen and room correction. Home Assistant runs it as a media_player through the wiim integration, reporting playback, volume, and source, and it groups with other WiiM units for multiroom audio.
Sound Lite
The WiiM Sound Lite is a smaller, cheaper powered smart speaker. Home Assistant runs it as a media_player through the wiim integration, reporting playback, volume, and source, and it groups with other WiiM units for multiroom audio.
Sub Pro
The WiiM Sub Pro is a wireless subwoofer that adds bass to a WiiM Sound or WiiM Amp system, or connects to other gear through its RCA input. In Home Assistant it shows up through the wiim integration as part of the system it belongs to, not as a source you send audio to.
Ultra
The WiiM Ultra is a network streamer with a 3.5 inch touchscreen, an ESS DAC, a phono input, and HDMI ARC. It brings a turntable, a TV, and streaming services into Home Assistant as one media_player, with playback, volume, and source reported through the wiim integration and multiroom grouping across other WiiM units.