SLZB-06Mg24U
SMLIGHT's Silicon Labs EFR32MG24 coordinator on Ethernet or PoE. One click in its web UI switches it between a Zigbee coordinator, a Zigbee router, and a Matter-over-Thread border router, with no reflashing.
A Silicon Labs EFR32MG24 radio on a rotatable +5 dB external antenna, driven by an ESP32-S3 that carries the Ethernet (10/100), Wi-Fi, and USB-C sides and runs SLZB-OS. Power it from 802.3af PoE or USB-C at 5V.
160mm by 24mm by 28mm, 86g, wall mountable, so the radio sits where coverage is good and reaches Home Assistant over the LAN rather than from a USB port next to an SSD.
The MG24 is the Thread half of the line: the web UI switches the radio between a Zigbee coordinator on ZHA or Zigbee2MQTT, a Zigbee router, and a Matter-over-Thread border router without a reflash. One protocol at a time, so where a design needs a Zigbee mesh and a Thread border router together, specify the SLZB-MR3U or a second adapter.
The SMLIGHT SLZB integration surfaces firmware version, uptime, and radio diagnostics, and firmware updates are one click in the web UI.
For a Zigbee-only install the Texas Instruments SLZB-06p7U has the longer Zigbee track record.
One mode at a time: the device serves one of these combinations, not all of them at once. A design that needs two of them together needs two adapters.
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