L9 Mini Tuya Gateway Panel

Built-in Tuya smart gateway, this panel stably supports the access of over 100 types of Zigbee sub-devices—including smart sensors, lighting, curtains, and thermostats. It serves as the core hub to build a unified home smart network, enabling seamless interconnection and data synchronization between different devices. For example, when a Zigbee motion sensor detects activity, it can automatically trigger the connected smart lights to turn on, creating a fully linked smart ecosystem that makes comprehensive smart control more intuitive and efficient.

Equipped with two built-in relay switches, the panel allows traditional non-smart devices (such as old incandescent lamps, ceiling fans, or electric sockets) to be integrated into the smart system. Users don’t need to replace their existing devices—simply connect the traditional equipment to the relay terminals, and they can then control these devices remotely via the panel or app (e.g., scheduling lights to turn on/off, adjusting fan speed). This not only reduces the cost of home smart upgrades but also maximizes the value of existing home appliances, making smart living accessible without large-scale replacements.

Adopting a standard switch panel size (consistent with common 86-type switch dimensions in most regions), the panel blends harmoniously with other switch panels in the home—whether the existing decoration style is modern minimalist, industrial, or Scandinavian. Its sleek, low-profile design and neutral color options (e.g., white, gray) avoid disrupting the original home aesthetic. During installation, it fits perfectly into standard switch boxes without requiring additional wall modifications, ensuring high integration with the home environment and keeping the space neat and visually cohesive.

Supporting dual connection methods—Ethernet and Wi-Fi—it ensures reliable network access in different home environments: Ethernet provides a wired, low-latency connection for scenarios requiring stable data transmission (e.g., security device linkage), while Wi-Fi offers flexible placement without relying on network cables. More importantly, if the external network (Ethernet/Wi-Fi) is disconnected, the panel automatically switches to local control mode. This means basic functions like turning lights on/off or adjusting relay-connected devices remain fully operational, preventing disruptions to daily use caused by network outages and ensuring a consistent, worry-free user experience.