Smart Home Hub Sonoff AIBridge — Wi‑Fi, ZigBee, Bluetooth, 2GB RAM, LAN

Sonoff iHost Smart Home Hub AIBridge is a local smart-home server that combines Wi‑Fi and ZigBee connectivity with a 2GB RAM platform to act as a central controller for home automation. The device supports local data storage, an open API, Docker containerization and management of up to 128 devices, enabling private, reliable control and integration of sensors, lights and actuators across protocols.

Advantages

The hub supports both Wi‑Fi (IEEE 802.11 b/g/n 2.4GHz) and ZigBee 3.0, providing broad compatibility with common smart devices and extended ZigBee mesh coverage when used with ZigBee routers. Local storage and AES‑128 encryption keep scene logs and security data on the device for enhanced privacy. An open API and support for add‑ons, including Text‑To‑Speech and Docker containers, allow advanced customization and integration with third‑party services. Compact ABS construction, LAN (RJ45) interface and included accessories simplify installation and setup.

Suitable for

• Home automation systems requiring multi‑protocol bridging (Wi‑Fi, ZigBee, Bluetooth).
• Users who prefer local data storage and on‑premises device control.
• Projects requiring custom integrations via open API or Docker add‑ons.
• Homes needing stable ZigBee mesh coverage across multiple rooms.

Key specifications

• Brand: Sonoff; Model: AIBridge; Color: White.
• CPU: RV1109 Dual‑Core 1.5GHz; NPU: 1.2 Tops (INT8/INT16); RAM: 2GB; Internal memory: 8GB; microSD up to 256GB.
• Wireless: Wi‑Fi IEEE 802.11 b/g/n 2.4GHz; ZigBee 3.0; (Bluetooth supported — see product family for exact Bluetooth features).
• Interfaces: RJ45 LAN, USB‑C; Input: 5V‑2A.
• Security: AES‑128 encryption; WPA/WPA2 security modes.
• Physical: ABS housing, 135 x 120 x 41 mm, 208 g; Indoor use, rated temperature -10°C to 40°C; operating altitude below 2000 m.
• Certifications: CE / FCC / ISED / RoHS.

How to use

Place the Sonoff AIBridge indoors in a central location and connect it to power (5V‑2A) and your LAN via RJ45 or Wi‑Fi. Follow the included quick guide to complete initial setup, register the hub in the companion app or via the open API, and add ZigBee or Wi‑Fi devices. Install optional add‑ons or Docker containers for extended functions such as custom dashboards (eWeLink CAST), Text‑To‑Speech or third‑party integrations. Use the local storage and security settings to manage logs and data access.

Recommendations

For best ZigBee coverage place the hub centrally and, when needed, add ZigBee routers or repeaters to extend the mesh. Keep firmware and add‑ons updated and use the local storage/microSD option for backups when storing automation scenes and logs.