The Meross Smart Hub MSH450 serves as a central hub for connecting low-power devices and features a built-in buzzer. In addition, it can enable alarm linkage with sub-devices when low-power devices trigger alerts under specific conditions, promptly relaying information to the Meross system or Matter platform. Integrated with Matter, this device is compatible with major platforms including Apple Home, Google Home, Amazon Alexa, Samsung SmartThings, and more.

Local connection: When offline, the Meross Smart Matter Hub can be connected to the Smart Water Sensor (MS400). The Hub has a response time of 2ms and emits a 110dB loud alarm sound when the secondary device triggers the alarm. It also features a one-touch mute button that can be pressed to quickly disable the connected alarm.

Multiple Connectivity The Meross Smart Matter Hub adds an RJ45 network port to support the connection of the network cable. This provides a more stable and reliable network for the product and significantly reduces the likelihood of network abandonment. It still supports 2.4GHz WiFi connection to meet the requirements of larger rooms.

MULTIPLE DEVICE CONNECTION The Meross Smart Matter Hub supports 32 energy-saving Meross products. Easily connect and control multiple devices to create a smarter and more personalized living space with Meross products.

Multi Ecosystem Support The Meross Smart Matter Hub supports various third-party platforms, including Matter, Homekit, Alexa, and Google Home, and in the third-party platforms, it currently supports MS130, MS100F and MS200 products (all secondary devices are supported by the Meross system).

New version: simple and elegant design, high-quality appearance, use of UV-resistant materials to ensure that the product looks like new even after a long time of use; at the same time, the heat cooling module of the product has been improved to ensure long-term and stable use, improve the user experience and extend the life of the product.

Note: When installing the Meross Smart Matter Hub, it is advisable to place it as far away from the router as possible. To ensure stable Wi-Fi communication, it is best to maintain a straight distance of 2-6 meters: avoid metallic obstacles and load-bearing walls between the gateway and the sub-devices/routers.