Where to buy
Store searches look up “innr Smart Plug SP 222” at each retailer. Availability and prices vary by region; check that the model you buy says it works with Apple Home or Matter.
In ReReHome
Power and in-use state, plus live power and energy readings from Matter outlets.
And every other characteristic or Matter attribute it exposes.
Connectivity
- Zigbee
How it reaches your home
- Zigbee 3.0 → Philips Hue Bridge (Matter firmware, 2023+) → Apple Home (Matter bridge)
- Zigbee 3.0 → HomeKit bridge hub (Home Assistant HomeKit Bridge / Hubitat / Homey) → Apple Home (HomeKit bridge)
Identifiers
| Manufacturer | innr |
|---|---|
| Model / SKU | SP 222 |
Compatibility notes
- Zigbee 3.0 device with no native HomeKit; reaches Apple Home only through a bridge. HomeKit News (2022-11-08) reports the Hue Bridge Matter update exposes third-party Zigbee lights (Osram, IKEA, Sengled...) to Apple Home; the older HAP Hue bridge did not. Owners' entries here were HAP-bridged, i.e. via a general-purpose HomeKit bridge.
- SP 222 smart plug (Zigbee 3.0).
- innr.com 'Works with': 'All Innr lights work seamlessly with Philips Hue*, *Does not work with Apple HomeKit, Hue Entertainment and Hue Secure', i.e. the Hue HAP bridge does not expose innr; the Hue Matter bridge or a HomeKit bridge hub (Home Assistant/Homey/Hubitat, all listed by innr) is the Apple Home route.
- No firmware version reported.
- Reported by HomeKit users in the HomeDevices community catalog (1 record, GB); not on Apple's accessory page. It reaches Apple Home through its maker's bridge or hub.
- Category from the product name ("plug").
