MCOHome is a Guangzhou-based maker of Z-Wave smart home and HVAC hardware that also offers OEM and ODM manufacturing. It builds touch-panel switches, dimmers and shutter controls, heating and fan-coil thermostats, and air-quality and occupancy sensors, which are controlled through a third-party Z-Wave hub or app rather than a dedicated MCOHome app.
MCOHome devices are Z-Wave devices, so they need a Z-Wave controller such as a Homey, eedomus box or another hub, and they talk to that hub over a local radio link. MCOHome says it also makes Zigbee, Wi-Fi and RS485 products, but the product pages we read list only Z-Wave devices, and we found no Matter support.
That suits people who already run a Z-Wave hub and want wall switches, heating thermostats or air-quality sensors that follow the Z-Wave standard. It is weaker if you want a ready-made phone app, voice assistant support or Matter out of the box, because none of these came from MCOHome in the pages we found, and platform support outside Homey is mostly community-documented.
Connection
Z-Wave (EU 868 MHz sold in Europe)
Voice assistants
None directly; through your hub
Matter
Not found
Open platforms
Official Homey app; eedomus and openHAB documented
What can be connected
Switches and controls Touch-panel switches, dimmers and shutter controls, plus micro modules
Climate Heating thermostats (water, electric, fan coil, IR air conditioner control)
Sensors CO2, PM2.5 and multi-sensors, and radar occupancy sensors
Not a standalone phone app. This is the Homey app published by MCOHome Technology Co.,Ltd, marked Official on Homey's store page, for adding MCOHome Z-Wave devices to Homey (version 2.0.1 at the time of checking). We found no standalone MCOHome app in the App Store or Google Play when we searched, so no store links are given.
MCOHome describes itself as specialising in Z-Wave and makes switches, thermostats and sensors on the Z-Wave 800 chip, and a 700 series IR thermostat. The Z-Wave Alliance product database lists the MH7H heating thermostat as a Z-Wave Plus device with certification ID ZC10-18046084. We did not check every product for certification.
MCOHome says its devices use Z-Wave, Zigbee, Wi-Fi or RS485. Every MCOHome product listed by the retailers and platforms we checked is Z-Wave, and we could not find a Zigbee product page.
MCOHome Technology Co.,Ltd publishes the app, marked Official on Homey's store page. It requires Homey 13.0.0 or newer and lists Homey Cloud, Homey Pro, Homey Pro mini and Homey Self-Hosted Server. The page also states that every listed device requires a Homey Bridge, which is unusual for Z-Wave, so check the page before buying. An earlier community app by Ted Tolboom, described by him as a hobby project, covers the same range.
The eedomus documentation lists 13 MCO Home Z-Wave devices (switches, a dimmer, CO2 and PM2.5 monitors, a 9-in-1 sensor and thermostats) as tested with the eedomus box. It notes that a device not listed may still work, and that fan speed control on the fan-coil thermostats is not yet supported.
Home Assistant's built-in Z-Wave JS integration is maintained by the Home Assistant project, not by MCOHome, and works with Z-Wave adapters generally. We could not open the Z-Wave JS device database to confirm MCOHome models, so support is unconfirmed.
openHAB's Z-Wave binding is maintained by the openHAB project, not MCOHome. A forum thread from 2018 records the MH7H thermostat working after a user added a device database entry, and a 2022 post reports all parameters readable. We did not check current binding documentation.
A community-created Z-Wave thermostat Edge driver thread includes an unanswered August 2025 request to add the MCO Home MH4-US thermostat. We found no SmartThings or MCOHome page confirming support.
No Hubitat page or driver for MCOHome found. A UK retailer lists MCO as a brand filter in its Hubitat-compatible collection, but the product list did not load, so this is unconfirmed.
No MCOHome node, integration or service found for any of these.
Searched, no source
Developer API
Not found
No public MCOHome developer or cloud API found. The devices are controlled locally through the Z-Wave hub.
Searched, no source
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 MCOHome
Does MCOHome support Matter?
Not that we could find. No MCOHome Matter announcement or product found when we searched.
Does MCOHome work with Alexa?
Not that we could find. No MCOHome Alexa support found. Homey, which has an official MCOHome app, has its own voice integrations, but we did not verify them here.
Does MCOHome work with Google Home?
Not that we could find. No MCOHome support or Google Home page found. The devices would need a hub that offers Google Home.
Does MCOHome work with Apple Home (HomeKit)?
Not that we could find. No MCOHome HomeKit support or Apple Home page found.
Does MCOHome work with Home Assistant?
Unconfirmed. Home Assistant's built-in Z-Wave JS integration is maintained by the Home Assistant project, not by MCOHome, and works with Z-Wave adapters generally. We could not open the Z-Wave JS device database to confirm MCOHome models, so support is unconfirmed.
Does MCOHome work with SmartThings?
Unconfirmed. A community-created Z-Wave thermostat Edge driver thread includes an unanswered August 2025 request to add the MCO Home MH4-US thermostat. We found no SmartThings or MCOHome page confirming support.
Does MCOHome work with Homey?
Yes, officially. MCOHome Technology Co.,Ltd publishes the app, marked Official on Homey's store page. It requires Homey 13.0.0 or newer and lists Homey Cloud, Homey Pro, Homey Pro mini and Homey Self-Hosted Server. The page also states that every listed device requires a Homey Bridge, which is unusual for Z-Wave, so check the page before buying. An earlier community app by Ted Tolboom, described by him as a hobby project, covers the same range.
Does MCOHome work with Hubitat?
Unconfirmed. No Hubitat page or driver for MCOHome found. A UK retailer lists MCO as a brand filter in its Hubitat-compatible collection, but the product list did not load, so this is unconfirmed.
Answers come from the sourced table above. See how MCOHome compares with all brands on the smart home brand statistics page.