SMLIGHT SMHUB NANO Mg24
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Description
SMLIGHT SMHUB NANO Mg24
The SMHUB Nano Mg24 is a compact, silent, Linux-based smart hub designed to run automation software directly on the device itself. No external computer, no Raspberry Pi, and no cloud required.
Thanks to its powerful MG24 radio and the SMHUB-OS platform, the Nano can independently host Zigbee2MQTT, Matterbridge, Node-RED, MQTT Mosquitto broker, WireGuard, and other automation tools. That makes it a fully self-contained automation controller, perfect for residential, commercial, and embedded integration projects.
Key Features
Local Automations with Node-RED
Node-RED runs as a local app on the Nano. It reacts to events from Zigbee2MQTT, MQTT, timers, or other local services and sends commands back, so your logic executes on the device itself, with low latency and no cloud dependency. It keeps working even if Home Assistant goes down.
Zigbee2MQTT & Home Assistant
Pair your Zigbee devices to the Nano, run Zigbee2MQTT on the device, and connect it to Home Assistant. Connect directly to Home Assistant's MQTT broker for a fast, simple setup, or run the Nano's own broker in bridge mode so Zigbee2MQTT keeps running and reconnecting under almost any circumstances.
Expose Zigbee to Matter
Matterbridge runs directly on the Nano. It reads the devices paired through Zigbee2MQTT and exposes them as Matter devices on your local network. Just scan the pairing QR code in your Matter app, and your Zigbee gear shows up in ecosystems that don't normally communicate with Zigbee.
Thread Border Router
The Nano can act as a Thread Border Router (OTBR), bridging Thread and IP networks so Thread and Matter-over-Thread devices talk to Home Assistant. Add several Nanos as separate border routers to one Home Assistant instance, and they can form a single Thread mesh across floors, buildings, or sites.
Built to Scale
Connect several units to a single Home Assistant instance, or to another SMHUB acting as the master, even across different networks or locations via WireGuard. Give each hub a unique Zigbee2MQTT base topic and grow coverage without adding complexity to the controller.
USB Expansion & Z-Wave
With USB Host Mode (hardware revision 0.98+) and a powered USB hub, the Nano supports Z-Wave sticks, extra Zigbee/Thread radios, 4G/LTE modems, and other USB peripherals. Install Z-Wave JS UI, plug in a ZWA-2 dongle, run a full Z-Wave network locally, and then expose it to Home Assistant.
Over-the-Air Updates
Update your device straight from the web UI, making it easy to stay up to date.
Manual Controls
An onboard button can manage resets and custom commands, while status LEDs show system, networking, and radios activity at a glance.
Specifications
Core System
- CPU: 2 cores - 1 GHz & 700 MHz
- RAM: 512 MB
- Storage: 8 GB eMMC
- microSD: Supported, up to 2 TB
- OS: Linux kernel | Modular app support
- Power: USB-C (power & upstream) | Optional PoE module | Optional UPS connector
Wireless Radios
- Zigbee / Thread: EFR32MG24
- Wi-Fi: Wi-Fi 6 | 2.4 GHz & 5 GHz
- Bluetooth: Integrated BLE 5.0
Antennas
- Zigbee: External antenna (5 dB)
- Wi-Fi: Integrated IPEX, expandable 5 dB
- Bluetooth: Integrated IPEX, expandable 5 dB
Networking
- Ethernet: 1 x RJ45 (10/100 Mbps)
- Wi-Fi: Wi-Fi 6 | 2.4 / 5 GHz
- VPN: WireGuard, etc.
- Local Hosting: Zigbee2MQTT | Matterbridge | Node-RED | Mosquitto
I/O & Connectivity
- USB: 1 x USB-A (downstream)
- User Control: 1 x button | 2 x service LEDs
Physical & Environmental
- Operating Temperature: 0 - 50°C
- Cooling: Passive | Silent | Fanless
Software & Integrations
- Pre-installed Apps: Zigbee2MQTT | Matterbridge | Mosquitto | Node-RED | WireGuard | Node.js
- Firmware: OTA updates supported
- Security: Local-first | Encrypted connections
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SMLIGHT SMHUB NANO Mg24
The SMHUB Nano Mg24 is a compact, silent, Linux-based smart hub designed to run automation software directly on the device itself. No external computer, no Raspberry Pi, and no cloud required.
Thanks to its powerful MG24 radio and the SMHUB-OS platform, the Nano can independently host Zigbee2MQTT, Matterbridge, Node-RED, MQTT Mosquitto broker, WireGuard, and other automation tools. That makes it a fully self-contained automation controller, perfect for residential, commercial, and embedded integration projects.
Key Features
Local Automations with Node-RED
Node-RED runs as a local app on the Nano. It reacts to events from Zigbee2MQTT, MQTT, timers, or other local services and sends commands back, so your logic executes on the device itself, with low latency and no cloud dependency. It keeps working even if Home Assistant goes down.
Zigbee2MQTT & Home Assistant
Pair your Zigbee devices to the Nano, run Zigbee2MQTT on the device, and connect it to Home Assistant. Connect directly to Home Assistant's MQTT broker for a fast, simple setup, or run the Nano's own broker in bridge mode so Zigbee2MQTT keeps running and reconnecting under almost any circumstances.
Expose Zigbee to Matter
Matterbridge runs directly on the Nano. It reads the devices paired through Zigbee2MQTT and exposes them as Matter devices on your local network. Just scan the pairing QR code in your Matter app, and your Zigbee gear shows up in ecosystems that don't normally communicate with Zigbee.
Thread Border Router
The Nano can act as a Thread Border Router (OTBR), bridging Thread and IP networks so Thread and Matter-over-Thread devices talk to Home Assistant. Add several Nanos as separate border routers to one Home Assistant instance, and they can form a single Thread mesh across floors, buildings, or sites.
Built to Scale
Connect several units to a single Home Assistant instance, or to another SMHUB acting as the master, even across different networks or locations via WireGuard. Give each hub a unique Zigbee2MQTT base topic and grow coverage without adding complexity to the controller.
USB Expansion & Z-Wave
With USB Host Mode (hardware revision 0.98+) and a powered USB hub, the Nano supports Z-Wave sticks, extra Zigbee/Thread radios, 4G/LTE modems, and other USB peripherals. Install Z-Wave JS UI, plug in a ZWA-2 dongle, run a full Z-Wave network locally, and then expose it to Home Assistant.
Over-the-Air Updates
Update your device straight from the web UI, making it easy to stay up to date.
Manual Controls
An onboard button can manage resets and custom commands, while status LEDs show system, networking, and radios activity at a glance.
Specifications
Core System
- CPU: 2 cores - 1 GHz & 700 MHz
- RAM: 512 MB
- Storage: 8 GB eMMC
- microSD: Supported, up to 2 TB
- OS: Linux kernel | Modular app support
- Power: USB-C (power & upstream) | Optional PoE module | Optional UPS connector
Wireless Radios
- Zigbee / Thread: EFR32MG24
- Wi-Fi: Wi-Fi 6 | 2.4 GHz & 5 GHz
- Bluetooth: Integrated BLE 5.0
Antennas
- Zigbee: External antenna (5 dB)
- Wi-Fi: Integrated IPEX, expandable 5 dB
- Bluetooth: Integrated IPEX, expandable 5 dB
Networking
- Ethernet: 1 x RJ45 (10/100 Mbps)
- Wi-Fi: Wi-Fi 6 | 2.4 / 5 GHz
- VPN: WireGuard, etc.
- Local Hosting: Zigbee2MQTT | Matterbridge | Node-RED | Mosquitto
I/O & Connectivity
- USB: 1 x USB-A (downstream)
- User Control: 1 x button | 2 x service LEDs
Physical & Environmental
- Operating Temperature: 0 - 50°C
- Cooling: Passive | Silent | Fanless
Software & Integrations
- Pre-installed Apps: Zigbee2MQTT | Matterbridge | Mosquitto | Node-RED | WireGuard | Node.js
- Firmware: OTA updates supported
- Security: Local-first | Encrypted connections
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