KlikAanKlikUit is a Dutch smart home brand best known for 433 MHz plugs, dimmers, built-in switches and remotes. The hardware is the Trust Smart Home range sold under the KlikAanKlikUit name, and it is controlled with the KlikAanKlikUit app, usually through a Smart Bridge or the older ICS-2000 control station.
Plugs, dimmers and remotes talk to each other over 433 MHz, and a Smart Bridge or ICS-2000 links them to the app and the internet. Both gateways also handle some Zigbee lamps, and the Smart Bridge datasheet lists Somfy RTS and MotionBlinds window coverings. The Smart Bridge connects with an Ethernet cable, and the ICS-2000 has a network port and is listed with Wi-Fi for remote control. Coolblue lists both gateways as no longer available.
That suits cheap, simple switching of lamps and appliances with a remote, plus Alexa or Google voice control through the bridge. It is weaker for Apple Home and for open platforms: the datasheet says HomeKit is not supported, and the Home Assistant routes we found are community projects that often need the KlikAanKlikUit account credentials.
Connection
433 MHz through a Smart Bridge or ICS-2000, plus Zigbee lamps
Voice assistants
Alexa and Google Assistant listed; no HomeKit
Matter
Not found for KlikAanKlikUit
Open platforms
Homey app (needs Homey Bridge); community Home Assistant and Homebridge
What can be connected
Lighting and plugs Socket switches, built-in switches, dimmers, lamps and remotes
Blinds and screens Somfy RTS and MotionBlinds window coverings through the Smart Bridge
Sensors and security Smoke, leak and door or window sensors with alerts
Zigbee lamps Zigbee lamps such as Philips Hue, IKEA TRADFRI and Lidl Smart Home through the Smart Bridge
The main app. The Android listing, as shown on AppGoblin, is named KlikAanKlikUit and describes controlling lighting and appliances, timers and rules, and emergency alerts from smoke, leak and door or window sensors, with about 244K installs. The iPhone listing is named Trust SmartHome, shows KlikAanKlikUit as the publisher, COCO International BV as the seller and Trust International B.V. as copyright holder, and describes pairing receivers and transmitters through a Smart Bridge. Its release notes mention the ICS-2000 and other Trust products. We could not confirm whether the two listings are the same app. The Android link uses the package name from AppGoblin, and we could not open the Play page itself.
A separate app for the newer KlikAanKlikUit security cameras: live view, recordings, detection settings and motion notifications. The listing offers a switch to the original KlikAanKlikUit app. Published by Trust International. We found only an Android listing, via AppGoblin, and could not open the Play page itself.
Official supported by the brandCommunity built by someone elseNot found searched, nothing foundUnconfirmed sources conflict or could not be opened
Platform
Status
What it means
Sources
Connection
433 MHz (proprietary)
Yes
KlikAanKlikUit devices use 433 MHz radio. Coolblue lists the Smart Bridge at 433.92 MHz with KlikAanKlikUit (CoCo), Trust Smart Home and Zigbee as protocols. The ICS-2000 is listed at 433 and 868 MHz with three frequency channels, up to 30 m range indoors, and cannot be used without KlikAanKlikUit accessories.
The Smart Bridge datasheet says the bridge works with Zigbee-certified devices and lists Zigbee lamps from Philips Hue, IKEA TRADFRI and Lidl Smart Home. Coolblue says the ICS-2000 is compatible with Zigbee HA and LL. A Home Assistant forum thread reports that IKEA Zigbee lights did not work through a community integration, so third-party Zigbee behaviour may vary.
The Smart Bridge comes with an Ethernet cable and a power cable, and Coolblue says it reaches the internet only through that cable. The ICS-2000 has a network cable, and Coolblue says remote control through the app needs a stable Wi-Fi network. Coolblue lists both gateways as no longer available.
No KlikAanKlikUit Matter announcement found. Athom's Homey listing for the related Trust Smart Home range includes a few Matter model variants (MACC-200, MACC-2300, MACM-1800, MACM-250, MAGC-2300), which suggests Matter versions exist under the Trust name. We could not confirm whether KlikAanKlikUit sells them.
The Smart Bridge datasheet lists Google Assistant as compatible, and Coolblue lists it for the Smart Bridge. We found no dedicated setup page, so the linking steps and the range of supported devices are unconfirmed.
The Smart Bridge datasheet and Coolblue list Amazon Alexa as compatible. We found no dedicated KlikAanKlikUit setup page. A third-party service, 1Home, separately offers an Alexa link to KlikAanKlikUit for Loxone systems.
The Smart Bridge datasheet lists Apple HomeKit as not supported, and Coolblue does not list it. A community Homebridge plugin, homebridge-kaku-ics2000, adds HomeKit support for the ICS-2000. It talks to the ICS-2000 on the local network but still needs the KlikAanKlikUit account credentials to fetch an encryption key, because device state is stored in the KlikAanKlikUit cloud.
No SmartThings integration found when we searched.
Searched, no source
IFTTT
Unconfirmed
Coolblue does not list IFTTT as supported, and one review there says a bridge or IFTTT may be needed to connect some devices. We found no IFTTT service page, so this is unconfirmed.
The Smart Bridge datasheet lists Zigbee lamps from Philips Hue, IKEA TRADFRI and Lidl Smart Home as compatible with the Trust Smart Home app, while the Philips Hue app itself is listed as not supported. The datasheet does not say how fully each brand's features work.
We found no built-in KlikAanKlikUit integration. Community custom components for the ICS-2000, such as StealthNinja1O1/ics2000-hass and an earlier fork posted on the Home Assistant forum, install through HACS and provide lights and covers, and the forum fork asks for the ICS-2000 MAC address and KlikAanKlikUit account email and password. Forum users report lights working, switches and sensors appearing as lights, and some setup errors in 2024. A forum thread also suggests an RFXCOM RFXtrx receiver with Home Assistant's own RFXtrx integration, which we did not verify on Home Assistant's pages.
Athom publishes an official Homey app, listed as Trust Smart Home (app ID nl.klikaanklikuit), for Trust and KlikAanKlikUit devices that use 433 MHz. It lists Homey Cloud, Homey Pro, Homey Pro mini and Homey Self-Hosted Server, needs Homey v5.0.0 or newer, and marks every device as needing a Homey Bridge. Athom's blog says Homey talks to KlikAanKlikUit directly, so the ICS-2000 is not needed. A separate early-stage community app by smarthomesven connects devices through the Bridge or ICS and was tested only on a Z1.
No plugin found when we searched for ICS-2000 integrations.
Searched, no source
Control4
Not found
No driver found when we searched.
Searched, no source
KlikAanKlikUit developer and local API
Community
We found no official public API. Community code uses the ICS-2000: the ics-2000-python library logs in with an email address and password, and the Homebridge plugin talks to the ICS-2000 locally but needs account credentials to obtain the key for device state. The Python package page does not state its supported devices.
Checked 11 November 2026 against the brand's own pages, app store listings and each project's own page. “Not found” means we searched and found nothing, not that it is impossible. Compatibility changes often. Spot an error? Tell us and we will fix it.
Common questions about KlikAanKlikUit
Does KlikAanKlikUit support Matter?
Not that we could find. No KlikAanKlikUit Matter announcement found. Athom's Homey listing for the related Trust Smart Home range includes a few Matter model variants (MACC-200, MACC-2300, MACM-1800, MACM-250, MAGC-2300), which suggests Matter versions exist under the Trust name. We could not confirm whether KlikAanKlikUit sells them.
Does KlikAanKlikUit work with Alexa?
Yes, officially. The Smart Bridge datasheet and Coolblue list Amazon Alexa as compatible. We found no dedicated KlikAanKlikUit setup page. A third-party service, 1Home, separately offers an Alexa link to KlikAanKlikUit for Loxone systems.
Does KlikAanKlikUit work with Google Home?
Yes, officially. The Smart Bridge datasheet lists Google Assistant as compatible, and Coolblue lists it for the Smart Bridge. We found no dedicated setup page, so the linking steps and the range of supported devices are unconfirmed.
Does KlikAanKlikUit work with Apple Home (HomeKit)?
Yes, through a community-built integration. The Smart Bridge datasheet lists Apple HomeKit as not supported, and Coolblue does not list it. A community Homebridge plugin, homebridge-kaku-ics2000, adds HomeKit support for the ICS-2000. It talks to the ICS-2000 on the local network but still needs the KlikAanKlikUit account credentials to fetch an encryption key, because device state is stored in the KlikAanKlikUit cloud.
Does KlikAanKlikUit work with Home Assistant?
Yes, through a community-built integration. We found no built-in KlikAanKlikUit integration. Community custom components for the ICS-2000, such as StealthNinja1O1/ics2000-hass and an earlier fork posted on the Home Assistant forum, install through HACS and provide lights and covers, and the forum fork asks for the ICS-2000 MAC address and KlikAanKlikUit account email and password. Forum users report lights working, switches and sensors appearing as lights, and some setup errors in 2024. A forum thread also suggests an RFXCOM RFXtrx receiver with Home Assistant's own RFXtrx integration, which we did not verify on Home Assistant's pages.
Does KlikAanKlikUit work with SmartThings?
Not that we could find. No SmartThings integration found when we searched.
Does KlikAanKlikUit work with Homey?
Yes, officially. Athom publishes an official Homey app, listed as Trust Smart Home (app ID nl.klikaanklikuit), for Trust and KlikAanKlikUit devices that use 433 MHz. It lists Homey Cloud, Homey Pro, Homey Pro mini and Homey Self-Hosted Server, needs Homey v5.0.0 or newer, and marks every device as needing a Homey Bridge. Athom's blog says Homey talks to KlikAanKlikUit directly, so the ICS-2000 is not needed. A separate early-stage community app by smarthomesven connects devices through the Bridge or ICS and was tested only on a Z1.
Does KlikAanKlikUit work with Hubitat?
Not that we could find. No driver found when we searched for ICS-2000 integrations.
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