
IKEA of Sweden
IKEA TRÅDFRI Remote Control
Switches · Lighting
MatterBridge
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From store listings
| Connectivity | RF |
|---|---|
| Voice Control | No |
| Smart Home Protocol | Wi-Fi |
| Features | Universal Compatibility |
| Color | White |
| Warranty | 1 Month |
From the Bing Shopping page for “IKEA STYRBAR TRADFRI Remote Control, Smart Home White Light Control Wireless NEW”.
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
How it reaches your home
- Zigbee → IKEA TRÅDFRI Gateway → Apple Home (HomeKit bridge)
- Zigbee → IKEA DIRIGERA → Apple Home (HomeKit bridge)
- Zigbee → IKEA DIRIGERA (Matter bridge firmware, 2024-09+) → Apple Home (Matter bridge)
Identifiers
| Manufacturer | IKEA of Sweden |
|---|---|
| Model / SKU | E1524 |
| Model / SKU | E1810 |
| Model / SKU | TRADFRI remote control |
Reported versions
| Version | Date | Source |
|---|---|---|
| Firmware 0.0 | homedevices.app |
Compatibility notes
- IKEA Zigbee product; appears in Apple Home only through the TRÅDFRI Gateway (works with Apple HomeKit per IKEA FAQ) or DIRIGERA (HomeKit integration; Matter bridge since 2024-09-11). model_identifiers keep the HAP model string, which is IKEA's Zigbee model ID.
- firmware_seen values are the Zigbee device firmware reported through the hub; IKEA does not publish dated per-device release notes.
- Remote/sensor: exposure to Apple Home depends on the hub (DIRIGERA exposes sensors; remotes may appear only as placeholders). Recorded firmware '0.0' on some suggests limited exposure.
- Reported by HomeKit users in the HomeDevices community catalog (1 record, US); not on Apple's accessory page. It reaches Apple Home through its maker's bridge or hub.
- Category from the product name ("remote").





