SONOFF
SONOFF ZBMINIR2
- Zigbee
Verified September 2026
The neutral-wire sibling of the ZBMINIL2: 10A, acts as a Zigbee router that strengthens your mesh, and adds detach mode and turbo antenna mode in Zigbee2MQTT. If your back box has a neutral, buy this over the L2 every time. It shares its tiny 39.5x33x16.8mm shell with the WiFi-only MINIR4, so both fit the same shallow UK back boxes — but pick this one over the MINIR4 unless it's a single-switch, WiFi-only job: Zigbee adds a mesh-strengthening router instead of another WiFi device, skips reliance on a third-party HACS integration, and keeps working locally if broadband drops. MINIR4 only wins on unit price if you have no Zigbee coordinator yet.
In Home Assistant
| Control | Type | What it does |
|---|---|---|
| Relay | Switch | Turn the load on/off |
| Detach relay mode | Switch | Keep the physical switch independent of relay state |
| Turbo mode | Switch | Boost radio TX power for a stronger Zigbee mesh signal |
| External trigger mode | Selector (edge/pulse/follow) | Choose how the physical switch input behaves |
Zigbee2MQTT exposes power-on-behaviour, network-indicator, a turbo radio-power mode, delayed-power-on timing, detach-relay mode and an external-trigger mode (edge/pulse/follow) with a dedicated action entity for switch-toggle events. Set external_trigger_mode to edge alongside detach_relay_mode and the existing wall switch fires the action entity as a pure momentary trigger without toggling the relay — letting an automation drive a smart bulb group independently of the physical switch, something relay-only Zigbee modules can't do. Detach mode has had repeat regressions in Zigbee2MQTT dev builds, so retest after upgrading firmware.
Specs
- channels
- 1
- weight g
- 26.7
- max load a
- 10
- max power w
- 2400
- dimensions mm
- 39.5x33x16.8
- rated voltage
- 100-240V~ 50/60Hz
- zigbee router
- true
- zigbee version
- Zigbee 3.0
- neutral required
- true
- detach relay mode
- true