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SMLIGHT SLZB-06 - Zigbee 3.0 to Ethernet,USB,and WiFi Gateway Coordinator with PoE, Works with Zigbee2MQTT, Home Assistant, ZHA

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1.Size:Slzb-06p7: Cc2652p7 Chip


About this item

  • 1.SLZB-06 is a Zigbee to Ethernet/USB/WiFi adapter with POE support, comes pre-flashed and ready to use. Can be used as a Zigbee 3.0 gateway in the open source automation platforms – Zigbee2MQTT, Home Assistant, ZHA.
  • 2.Works in both modes – LAN and USB. Mode can be changed in firmware or via button.
  • 3.Can add as many Zigbee coordinators to one server as you want. So you can easily cover different rooms, buildings and connect them to the same Home Assistant instance.
  • 4.You can power the device through POE or type-C. microUSB-typeC adapter is included in the package as well.
  • 5.Zigbee SoC CC2652P features +20dB gain, +5dB antenna included.
  • 6.CC2652P and ESP32 can be updated distantly, without physical access to the device.
  • 7.ESP32 can be flashed over USB as well, autoflash feature is integrated. Just plug type-C and flash.
  • 8.Login to the web-interface can be secured by the password.



Product Description

WHAT IS SMLIGHT SLZB-06, SLZB-06M and SLZB-06P7 ZIGBEE ADAPTER?

SLZB-06

SMLIGHT SLZB-06/06M/06p7 are a network device that serves as a central bridge for managing communication in a Zigbee network. SLZB-06 can also serve a Matter-over-Thread network. The devices are designed specifically for Zigbee2MQTT and ZHA Home Assistant ensuring smooth work out-of-the-box.

KEY SPECIFICATIONS FOR SLZB-06* SERIES ZIGBEE COORDINATORS

3 modes Zigbee-to-Ethernet, Zigbee-to-WiFi and Zigbee-to-USB.
Matter-over-Thread SLZB-06 has also experimental supports of Matter-over-Thread.
Different Zigbee SoCs Options SLZB-06 on CC2652P, SLZB-06p7 on CC2652P7 and SLZB-06M on EFR32MG21.
Plug-and-play Pre-flashed and ready to use with Zigbee2MQTT and ZHA.
One-click update Zigbee and Core firmware OTA update over web-interface
ESP32 chip 2 cores @ 240Mhz + 16Mb memory.
Double protection VPN tunneling with Home Assistant and security authorizations. Securely protected login with password to web-interface, internal whitelist firewall settings
Multi-Building Coverage Can cover multiple buildings with 2 or more coordinators and Zigbee2MQTT. You can install as many coordinators to work with Zigbee2MQTT+Home Assistant as you want.
Support multiple languages 15 language localization interfaces.
Rich packing Zigbee Coordinator, +5dB antenna, screws and screwdriver, adhesive tape, Type-C adapter, manual.

Which Zigbee chip should i choose?

  • CC2652P

CC2652P (48Mhz, 88Kb RAM) is the Top 1 on our list. Reliability has been tested over the years and by many users. CC2652* chips are fully supported in Zigbee2MQTT (EFR32 has an “experimental” support status), and are also fully supported in ZHA. That is, it is a universal coordinator for both ZHA and Zigbee2MQTT. Zigbee firmware supports up to 200 end devices. Even with the maximum number of Zigbee devices, the chip parameters (processor 48Mhz and 88Kb RAM) are not even close to the maximum, so there is no difference in speed compared to other chips in the series (CC2652P7: 48Mhz+152Kb RAM, CC2674P10: 48Mhz+264Kb RAM). So, CC2652P is #1.

  • EFR32MG21

The EFR32MG21 (80Mhz + 96Kb RAM) does not differ significantly from the CC2652P chips in terms of technical characteristics. However, there are a few things that the user should know: (1) This chip is ideal for working with ZHA (since the native Home Assistant coordinator is built on the same chip), but it is listed in the “experimental” section for Zigbee2MQTT. In practice, these chips show more stable operation than CC26** in Zigbee coordinator mode. In addition, although both EFR32MG21 and CC2652P chips have a +20dB amplifier, EFR32 chips usually show higher LQI with end devices. We put this chip on the 1st place along with the CC2652P chip in our rating.

  • CC2652P7

The CC2652P7 (48Mhz + 152 Kb RAM) has the same processor (48Mhz) as the CC2652P chips, but a slightly larger amount of RAM – 152Kb (CC2652P: 88Kb). At the same time, neither the processor nor the memory is used even by 30% when the chip is operating in coordinator mode with the maximum possible number of connected end devices. Therefore, this chip is more of a marketing ploy. Our recommendation is to pay attention to CC2652P. It is cheaper, more reliable (because it has been tested by a large number of users), and supports +20dB of gain at the firmware level. That is, If you like marketing gimmicks, the CC2652P7 is your choice.The CC2652P7 chip is ranked #2 in our rating.

  • Yes, all models work with both Zigbee2MQTT and ZHA.

  • If you do not plan to have more than 200 end Zigbee devices, you do not need pay more for CC2652P7 chip. Moreover, CC2652P and CC2652P7 are based on the same processor Cortex M4F 48Mhz, the only difference is RAM.

  • Yes, you can. You will need to run two or more instances of Zigbee2MQTT. Please check out the product manual with an explanation.

  • Adapter supports active PoE standard IEEE 802.3af. So Only PoE routers and injectors with this standard will work.

  • Yes, it is. What you need is just choose mode to Zigbee-to-Wi-Fi and connect to your Wi-Fi network.

  • No, actually Ethernet 100Mb is much faster rather than the baud rate used for USB serial connection 115k.

  • Yes, basically that is the point for SLZB-06: you can locate your Zigbee Adapter wherever you want and do not stick to the server. Even remote connection remote buildings works.

  • Yes. The device contains optoelectronic isolation between USB and Ethernet parts. So you can plug in SLZB-06M to both RJ45 and type-C at the same time.

  • No. You do not need to think about tit. No switches. Just plug in POE or type-C or both – and the device works. It distinguishes power sources and acts correspondingly.

  • The device can be switched between USB or Ethernet either through a web-interface or by button. Just short press – and the work mode changed. Switching by web interface allows changing the work mode distantly.


Chris S.
Reviewed in the United States on March 7, 2025
Worked perfect for my Home Assistant needs. Thankful to be able to change protocols if needed.
Walsh
Reviewed in the United States on March 5, 2025
Could not get it to work with HomeAssistant, when using LAN/PoE. Read many other had issues when using the LAN connector, and switched to USB. I bought it exclusively for the PoE LAN, so ended up returning it.
William Miceli
Reviewed in the United States on March 20, 2025
Software is a little "quirky", but the ZigBee functionality is great and integrates well in Home Assistant! I seem to always have issues on the Security page, where things like input fields are requiring values when the feature is disabled, enabling certain features appear to remain disabled when they're not, and setting web UI password breaks minor integration on Home Assistant. Seems significant, but it's not that bad, and the core ZigBee functionality runs perfectly, so it's still well worth it.
Collin
Reviewed in the United States on February 15, 2025
I just plugged this into my PoE switch, got the IP address from my switch, went to the web UI to make sure it was on, and added it to Home Assistant. Pretty easy and have had 0 issues using this with Zigbee2MQTT. The range seems really good so far too.
Lucas Davenport
Reviewed in the United States on January 19, 2025
Sometimes a product comes along that makes life much easier. This is one of them.I run Home Assistant via a virtual machine running on a Synology NAS.A Sonoff USB dongle connected to the NAS was my Zigbee coordinator.Once I had the Sonoff up and running, I was able to forget about it, because it just worked.The problems started whenever I had to unplug it from the NAS. Inevitably, the USB connectionwas forgotten by the Synology software and I had to remember how to turn it back on again, orthe USB drivers failed. When the drivers failed I was forced to SSH into the NAS and use command line entries to download, and hopefully install, the correct USB drivers. Because this only happened everycouple of years, it was always a challenge to remember how to fix the issue.I have the SMLIGHT connected directly into one of my network switches, and it's powered via POE.There are no drivers to worry about and it has a very nice web interface that allows complete controlof the device.In my opinion, one of the best features of the SMLIGHT is its ability to spoof the MAC address ofthe Sonoff dongle. Once the MAC address of the Sonoff was entered into the web interface of the SMLIGHT and it was rebooted, all of my devices just assumed that the SMLIGHT was the Sonoff, soI didn't have to repair any of them. Easy-peasy.The Sonoff was/is a nice piece of tech., but the SMLIGHT takes things to another level.
Abernathy
Reviewed in the United States on January 15, 2025
This configurator is an easy setup in Home Assistant. Full directions are available online at the SMlight SLZB-06 webpage. There are numerous YouTube setup directions too. Zigbee2MQTT is recommended but will work fine with ZHA if you don't want to mess with the MQTT setup. The dongle plays nicely along side whatever Zigbee configurator is presently used so it can be test driven without bothering the present configuration. I have not tried Thread/Matter configuration.
Dilbert
Reviewed in the United States on September 8, 2024
I love this coordinator. I wish I'd found one of these before buying the USB version. This device is a real bonus.The concept is great. You can connect this as a traditional USB dongle, use WiFi, or connect it to a PoE switch. WiFi gives you the option to place this device anywhere in your home for the best possible coverage over your zigbee network. I opted for PoE with gave me flexibility in my own home setup. With PoE, you don't have to worry about providing external power. The connectivity is great. Now I can position my coordinator in a central location away from electrical interference that might clog the signal.If you don't have a PoE switch, you can still connect it to the wall for power and use WiFI. Or, you can connect it directly to your home assistant server via USB C. So many options.The user interface is great. It allows you to secure the device with your own account. It allows you to easily upgrade the firmware, reset, or adjust the settings. It also gives you the connection strings you need for your Home Assistant setup including ZHA and MQTT.The extra bonus for me was to have a coordinator that is separate from my home assistant server. It allows the flexibility to provide high availability on the server without worrying about the zigbee coordinator.Pros:- Placement- Coverage- Connection options- Ease of useCons:- None to mentionI really wish this had been my first pick. Then I wouldn't have had to worry about USB extension cables and such that I needed for my old dongle. The options for placement are far superior and the guided experience of the web interface make it much easier to use than traditional dongles.
User
Reviewed in the United States on December 18, 2024
It can be powered via PoE or USB. Can connect to Wifi as well. It has it own's web page where you can configure all it's settings. the LEDs can be turned off (very important feature, thanks devs!)It is automatically detected by Home Assistant and setup is a breeze. It is stable, has not dropped any connections or thrown any errors. Signal seems to be strong and I was able to reach all devices in a large 3 bedroom house with just one coordinator.Highly recommend this!
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