Aqara
Aqara Light Switch H2 EU (2 Buttons, 1 Channel)
Switches · Lighting
MatterThreadBridge
Where to buy
- Aqara websiteeu.aqara.com
- Aqara website (aqara.com)aqara.com
- Amazon$49.99 · amazon.com
- Amazon CAamazon.ca
- Amazon UKamazon.co.uk
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From store listings
$49.99 at 1 store on 22 October 2026.
From the Bing Shopping page for “Aqara H2 EU Smart Light Switch”.
In ReReHome
On, off and dimming. Programmable button presses show up as they happen.
And every other characteristic or Matter attribute it exposes.
Connectivity
- Zigbee
- Thread
How it reaches your home
- Zigbee 3.0 → Aqara hub (M1S/M2/E1/G2H/G3/M3) → Apple Home (HomeKit bridge)
- Zigbee 3.0 → Aqara hub with Matter firmware 4.x (M2/M1S/M1S Gen 2/E1/G3/M3) → Apple Home (Matter bridge)
- Matter over Thread
Identifiers
| Manufacturer | Aqara |
|---|---|
| Model / SKU | AK180 |
| Matter ID | 4447 / 4104 |
Reported versions
| Version | Date | Source |
|---|---|---|
| Firmware 1921.0 | homedevices.app |
Compatibility notes
- Light Switch H2 EU (AK180) is dual-protocol Zigbee/Thread; DCL registry model AK180 = Aqara Light Switch H2 (VID 4447 / PID 4104). Recorded instance was bridged via an Aqara hub.
- Zigbee 3.0 child device; reaches Apple Home only through an Aqara hub. Aqara hub pages list Apple HomeKit among supported ecosystems (aqara.com Hub M2 / M1S Gen 2 / E1 pages); the same hubs bridge Zigbee children to Matter since firmware 4.0.x (M2 4.0.0 beta 2023-02; G3 4.0.4 2023-08-02; M1S/M1S Gen 2 4.0.2 beta).
- firmware_seen values are hub-reported child-device Zigbee firmware builds; no dated Aqara release notes found for them.
- Zigbee retail model number not confirmed from sources; model_identifiers are the HAP model strings reported by the hub.
- Reported by HomeKit users in the HomeDevices community catalog (1 record, KZ); not on Apple's accessory page. It reaches Apple Home through its maker's bridge or hub.
- Category from the product name ("switch").
