Fibaro is a Polish smart home brand based in Poznan and owned by the Nice Group since 2018. It is built around Z-Wave devices managed by Home Center and Yubii Home hubs, with sensors, switches, dimmers, roller shutter controllers and wall controllers.
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Fibaro is a hub-based system. Devices pair to a Home Center 3, Home Center 3 Lite or Yubii Home gateway, controlled through the Yubii apps. Fibaro says Yubii Home can run locally without cloud access, and Home Assistant connects to the supported hubs over the local network.
That suits people who want scenes and automations that keep running locally and who are comfortable with a dedicated hub, or who want Z-Wave devices to feed another platform. It is less suited to anyone wanting Matter or Zigbee, which we could not find on Fibaro's pages.
Source: Homey Fibaro app device list
The current app for Yubii Home Pro, Yubii Home, Home Center 3 and Home Center 3 Lite. It has a dashboard by room and category, favourites, scenes and scenarios, a setup wizard for adding devices and multi-user access. Published by Nice Polska.
The older Home Center app for iPhone, iPad and Apple Watch, with a home summary, room views, scenes, Siri scene commands and an energy panel. Release notes mention Home Center 3, Home Center 2 and Home Center Lite. We could not confirm how it relates to the newer Yubii Home app.
An app for Fibaro's HomeKit-compatible accessories. It pairs HomeKit accessories, builds scenes and automations, and also manages Z-Wave Fibaro devices on the local network. The listing marks some features as experimental and its latest listed version dates from 2019.
Official supported by the brand Community built by someone else Not found searched, nothing found Unconfirmed sources conflict or could not be opened
| Platform | Status | What it means | Sources |
|---|---|---|---|
| Connection | |||
| Z-Wave | Yes | Z-Wave is the core protocol. Fibaro's pages tag its devices as Z-Wave, and Yubii Home is described as supporting about 3,000 Z-Wave devices from other makers. One retailer lists the Yubii Home hub as Z-Wave Plus v2 on the 700 series at 908.42 MHz. | Fibaro devices Fibaro newsroom: Yubii Home Retailer listing: Yubii Home |
| Wi-Fi | Yes | Fibaro's Yubii Home article names Wi-Fi alongside Z-Wave. A retailer listing gives 2.4 GHz 802.11 b/g/n/a/ac. The same listing mentions 433 MHz and 868 MHz for Nice and elero devices, which the Fibaro article does not state. | Fibaro newsroom: Yubii Home Retailer listing: Yubii Home |
| Bluetooth, Zigbee, Thread | Not mentioned | None of these are mentioned on the Fibaro pages we read. A community Homebridge plugin for Fibaro hubs states that Zigbee is not supported. | Fibaro devices Fibaro newsroom: Yubii Home |
| Matter | Unconfirmed | No Matter support appears on the Fibaro pages we read, and no announcement turned up in a search. In a Fibaro forum thread a member asked about Matter and Thread and no reply is visible in the page we fetched. | Fibaro forum thread |
| Voice assistants and ecosystems | |||
| Google Home | Official | Fibaro's Yubii Home article lists Google among supported voice assistants. A Fibaro staff member says in the forum that Google is the focus and a move to Google's new Home API is planned. | Fibaro newsroom: Yubii Home Fibaro forum: Alexa and Google integration Google Home compatible devices |
| Amazon Alexa | Official | Listed by Fibaro for Yubii Home. In the forum, a Fibaro staff member says only a temperature sensor and a gate contact sensor are exposed to Alexa and that sensors are otherwise not supported. The thread shows no dates. | Fibaro newsroom: Yubii Home Fibaro forum: Alexa and Google integration Alexa Skills store |
| Apple Home | Official | Fibaro lists HomeKit under Works with on its devices page, and publishes an app for its HomeKit-compatible accessories such as motion, flood, door and window and CO sensors, a single switch and a wall plug. We could not confirm native Apple Home support on the Home Center or Yubii Home hubs. A community Homebridge plugin exposes the hubs' Z-Wave devices to Apple Home, but its maintainer says maintenance is limited. | Fibaro devices FIBARO for HomeKit Devices homebridge-fibaro-home-center Apple Home accessories list |
| Samsung SmartThings | Not mentioned | Listed in the Works with section of Fibaro's devices page. We could not confirm which products or how it connects. | Fibaro devices |
| Open platforms and developer access | |||
| Home Assistant | Yes | Built-in Fibaro integration, maintained by the Home Assistant project and not by Fibaro. It supports Home Center 2, Home Center Lite, Home Center 3 and 3 Lite, Yubii Home and Yubii Home Pro, and the Zooz Z-Box Hub. It uses a local connection (local push) and covers binary sensors, climate, covers, events, lights, locks, scenes, sensors and switches. A separate community project bridges Home Center 3 to MQTT. | Home Assistant: Fibaro Community HC3 integration thread |
| Homey | Yes | An app published by Athom, not by Fibaro, and marked as official. It covers dozens of Fibaro Z-Wave devices including sensors, relays, dimmers, plugs, roller shutters, Keyfob, Swipe, Button and Walli. The page does not mention Home Center hubs, and it marks every device as needing a Homey Bridge, which we could not reconcile with the platforms it lists (Homey Cloud, Pro, Pro mini, Self-Hosted Server). Fibaro devices are added through the Fibaro app in Homey. | Homey Fibaro app Homey support: connect Fibaro |
| openHAB | Unconfirmed | No Fibaro binding page could be opened, so support is unconfirmed. | Searched, no source |
| Node-RED | Unconfirmed | No dedicated Fibaro node was confirmed. Fibaro's REST API could be used from Node-RED, but we did not verify a package. | Searched, no source |
| Hubitat | Unconfirmed | No Fibaro driver was confirmed in the pages we reviewed. | Searched, no source |
| Domoticz | Unconfirmed | No Fibaro plugin was confirmed in the pages we reviewed. | Searched, no source |
| Control4 | Community | Chowmain, a third party to both Control4 and the hub maker, sells a Control4 driver suite for the Yubii Home hub. It supports blinds, lights, HVAC, relays, sensors and keypads, and covers Fibaro, Nice and elero devices. | Chowmain Yubii Home driver |
| IFTTT | Unconfirmed | No IFTTT service for Fibaro was found in the pages we searched, and IFTTT's own listing was not checked. | Searched, no source |
| Philips Hue | Unconfirmed | No direct Fibaro and Hue integration was confirmed in the pages we reviewed. | Searched, no source |
| Fibaro REST API and Lua | Official | Fibaro's developer site offers Lua documentation for Quick Apps and scenes, and separate REST API references for Home Center 3, Home Center 3 Lite and Yubii Home. We could not confirm other developer programs from that page. | Fibaro developer site |
Checked 11 November 2026 against the brand's own pages, app store listings and each project's own page. “Not found” means we searched and found nothing, not that it is impossible. Compatibility changes often. Spot an error? Tell us and we will fix it.
Unconfirmed. No Matter support appears on the Fibaro pages we read, and no announcement turned up in a search. In a Fibaro forum thread a member asked about Matter and Thread and no reply is visible in the page we fetched.
Yes, officially. Listed by Fibaro for Yubii Home. In the forum, a Fibaro staff member says only a temperature sensor and a gate contact sensor are exposed to Alexa and that sensors are otherwise not supported. The thread shows no dates.
Yes, officially. Fibaro's Yubii Home article lists Google among supported voice assistants. A Fibaro staff member says in the forum that Google is the focus and a move to Google's new Home API is planned.
Yes, officially. Fibaro lists HomeKit under Works with on its devices page, and publishes an app for its HomeKit-compatible accessories such as motion, flood, door and window and CO sensors, a single switch and a wall plug. We could not confirm native Apple Home support on the Home Center or Yubii Home hubs. A community Homebridge plugin exposes the hubs' Z-Wave devices to Apple Home, but its maintainer says maintenance is limited.
Yes. Built-in Fibaro integration, maintained by the Home Assistant project and not by Fibaro. It supports Home Center 2, Home Center Lite, Home Center 3 and 3 Lite, Yubii Home and Yubii Home Pro, and the Zooz Z-Box Hub. It uses a local connection (local push) and covers binary sensors, climate, covers, events, lights, locks, scenes, sensors and switches. A separate community project bridges Home Center 3 to MQTT.
Not that we could find. Listed in the Works with section of Fibaro's devices page. We could not confirm which products or how it connects.
Yes. An app published by Athom, not by Fibaro, and marked as official. It covers dozens of Fibaro Z-Wave devices including sensors, relays, dimmers, plugs, roller shutters, Keyfob, Swipe, Button and Walli. The page does not mention Home Center hubs, and it marks every device as needing a Homey Bridge, which we could not reconcile with the platforms it lists (Homey Cloud, Pro, Pro mini, Self-Hosted Server). Fibaro devices are added through the Fibaro app in Homey.
Unconfirmed. No Fibaro driver was confirmed in the pages we reviewed.
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