SONOFF ZBMINI Extreme Zigbee Smart Switch | ZBMINIL2
SONOFF ZBMINI Extreme Zigbee Smart Switch | ZBMINIL2
SONOFF ZBMINI Extreme Zigbee Smart Switch | ZBMINIL2
The world's smallest smart switch that does not require a neutral wire. Easily turn your home lighting into a smart system without changing your light switch decor or making any complex modifications to old electrical wiring.
Key Features
Perfect Installation for Older Homes
Thanks to its advanced technology, this switch does not require a neutral wire to operate, making it the perfect solution for transforming older homes with simple wiring into smart homes.
Ultra-Small Size
40% smaller than previous versions, it is designed to fit easily inside the smallest wall switch boxes (EU/86 type) behind your traditional light switch.
Stable Lighting Without Flickering
Supports low-power lighting (starting from 3W) efficiently without causing flickering, and without the need to install any additional components (anti-flicker module).
Broad Professional Compatibility
Fully compatible with rocker or push-button switches. Integrates seamlessly with Home Assistant systems and voice commands via Alexa and Google when connected to a hub.
Technical Specifications
| Model | ZBMINIL2 (Extreme) |
|---|---|
| Communication Protocol | Zigbee 3.0 |
| Voltage | 100-240V AC 50/60Hz |
| Max Load | 6A (LED Lighting: up to 300W at 240V) |
| Min Load | 3W (No anti-flicker module required) |
| Wiring Required | Live wire only - No neutral wire required |
| Materials | Flame-retardant PC V0 plastic casing |
| Dimensions & Weight | 39.5 × 32 × 18.4 mm |
Important Notes Before Installation
- This device requires a Zigbee Hub/Gateway (such as the SONOFF Zigbee Bridge) to work via the app.
- This device is intended for lighting circuits only; it does not support inductive loads such as ceiling fans or exhaust fans.
- Due to its design (no neutral wire), this version acts as an End Device and does not function as a Zigbee network repeater.
- To ensure maximum safety, please ensure the power is completely disconnected from the lighting circuit at the main breaker panel before starting the installation process.
