SMHUB NanoMR6

Build a Smarter Smart Home Without Cloud Dependence

Take control of your smart home automation with the SMHUB NanoMg24, a compact Linux-based smart home hub designed to run key automation software locally.

With an integrated Silicon Labs EFR32MG24 radio, Zigbee2MQTT, Matterbridge, Node-RED, Mosquitto MQTT and WireGuard, the NanoMg24 brings multiple smart-home functions into one compact platform.

✔ Linux-Based Smart Home Hub
✔ Dual Radio: TI CC2652P7 + Silicon Labs EFR32MG24
✔ Concurrent Multi-Protocol Zigbee & Thread / Matter Support
✔ Zigbee2MQTT, Matterbridge & Node-RED
✔ Wi-Fi 6, Ethernet & Bluetooth 5.0
✔ Fanless, Silent Operation
✔ Local-First Smart Home Automation

Built for Home Assistant users, smart-home enthusiasts, developers, installers, integrators and embedded automation projects.

Built for Smarter Local Automation

A basic smart-home hub can leave you dependent on a specific ecosystem or separate hardware for different automation functions.

The SMLIGHT SMHUB NanoMR6 takes a different approach. It combines a Linux operating system, multi-radio wireless connectivity, and local smart-home applications in one compact device, giving you an ultra-flexible foundation for building your automation system.

Run supported services locally, connect compatible Zigbee and Thread devices, create automations with Node-RED, manage MQTT communication and bridge supported Zigbee devices into Matter ecosystems—all from one compact hub.

Whether you're building a Home Assistant smart home, experimenting with local automation, integrating multiple protocols or developing a more advanced installation, the NanoMg24 gives you a practical platform without requiring a separate computer for every function.

Why Choose the SMHUB NanoMR6?

Choosing a smart home hub is about more than simply connecting devices. The software environment, connectivity, flexibility and ability to expand your system all matter.

SMHUB NanoMR6 combines:

Linux-based operating system for running supported applications locally

Dual Multi-Protocol Radios: TI CC2652P7 and SiLabs EFR32MG24 for dedicated, interference-free Zigbee and Thread operations

Zigbee2MQTT, Mosquitto, Matterbridge and Node-RED for flexible local automation

Wi-Fi 6, Ethernet and Bluetooth 5.0 for versatile connectivity

USB and microSD expansion for additional flexibility

Passive fanless cooling for quiet, continuous operation

Everything is designed around a simple goal: give you more control over how your local smart home automation system works.

Why SMHUB NanoMR6 Compared to Basic Smart Hubs

The Difference You Notice Immediately

Dual-Radio Power & Flexibility

With both the TI CC2652P7 and SiLabs EFR32MG24 onboard, you no longer have to compromise. Dedicate the CC2652P7's massive routing table to a dense Zigbee2MQTT network while simultaneously running Thread Border Router / Matter on the EFR32MG24 without channel contention or radio sharing bottlenecks.

Run Smart Home Software Locally

The NanoMg24 runs supported applications directly on its Linux-based system, including Zigbee2MQTT, Mosquitto MQTT, Matterbridge and Node-RED. This gives you a local platform for managing devices and automation services.

Connect Zigbee & Thread Devices

Its integrated EFR32MG24 radio supports Zigbee and Thread applications, giving your smart-home system built-in wireless protocol capability without requiring a separate radio for these functions.

Build Flexible Automations

With Node-RED running locally, you can create automation flows that respond to supported Zigbee, MQTT, timer and other local events.

Bridge Zigbee to Matter

Matterbridge can run directly on the NanoMg24 and expose supported Zigbee devices to Matter ecosystems such as Google Home, Apple Home and Alexa.

Keep Your Setup Compact

The NanoMg24 combines computing, networking and wireless capabilities inside a compact enclosure with silent, fanless cooling, helping keep your installation clean and quiet.

Premium Features

How to Use the SMHUB NanoMR6

Using the NanoMg24 starts with connecting it to your network and accessing the SMHUB web interface.

1. Connect and power the NanoMR6 using USB-C or an appropriate supported power setup.

2. Connect it to your network using Ethernet or Wi-Fi.

3. Open the local SMHUB web interface through your browser.

4. Configure the required applications for your smart-home setup.

5. Connect compatible Zigbee or Thread devices using the appropriate service.

6. Create automations with Node-RED, MQTT or your preferred smart-home platform.

7. Manage updates and settings through the web interface.

The Nano can be used as a standalone smart hub, Matter bridge or dedicated coordinator alongside platforms such as Home Assistant and OpenHAB.

Who Is It For?

The SMHUB NanoMg24 is ideal for:

Home Assistant users

Smart home enthusiasts

DIY automation builders

Developers

System integrators

Smart-home installers

Embedded system projects

Commercial automation applications

Users wanting local-first smart home control

If you want more flexibility than a basic proprietary hub provides, the NanoMg24 gives you a compact platform designed around local applications, open technologies and multi-protocol smart-home connectivity.

Specifications

Specifications are based on the current SMLIGHT and Dialedin product information.

Frequently Asked Questions

Why does the NanoMR6 have two radios (CC2652P7 and EFR32MG24)?

Having dual high-performance SoCs allows you to run two distinct networks simultaneously without cross-talk or resource sharing. For example, you can assign the CC2652P7 to run a rock-solid, high-capacity Zigbee2MQTT network while utilizing the EFR32MG24 as a dedicated Thread Border Router or Matter bridge coordinator.

Does the SMHUB NanoMR6 support Zigbee? Yes. With its dual-radio hardware, the NanoMR6 can run Zigbee through either the high-capacity Texas Instruments CC2652P7 or the Silicon Labs EFR32MG24. It comes with built-in Zigbee2MQTT support, allowing you to manage your entire Zigbee mesh directly on the device.

Does it support Thread? Yes. The onboard Silicon Labs EFR32MG24 natively supports Thread and Matter. You can configure the NanoMR6 as a Thread Border Router to connect and route your Thread-enabled devices straight into your local smart home setup.

Can I use it with Home Assistant?

Yes. The NanoR6 can operate as a dedicated coordinator for Home Assistant and can also run Zigbee2MQTT locally before connecting your Zigbee devices to your preferred smart-home platform.

Can it work without cloud services?

The SMHUB Nano is designed around a local-first architecture, with its supported applications running on the device rather than requiring vendor cloud hosting. Local access to the SMHUB interface does not require a cloud account or vendor registration.

Is the NanoMg24 suitable for continuous operation?

The device is designed for smart-home and automation applications and uses passive, fanless cooling for silent operation. Its compact design makes it suitable for installations where quiet local automation hardware is preferred.

Build Your Local Smart Home Around the SMHUB NanoMg24

Stop treating your smart home as a collection of disconnected devices. The SMHUB NanoMg24 brings Linux-based local automation, Zigbee, Thread, Matter bridging, MQTT, Node-RED, Wi-Fi 6, Bluetooth and networking capabilities together in one compact platform.

Whether you're expanding a Home Assistant setup, building a Matter-enabled environment, managing Zigbee devices or developing a more advanced automation system, the NanoMg24 gives you the tools to create a smarter, more flexible local setup.

Choose the SMHUB NanoMg24 and build your smart home around the level of control you actually need.