Wiser is Schneider Electric's smart home range, made by the French energy and electrical group. It covers lighting and dimmers, shutters, plugs, heating and thermostats, sensors and smoke alarms. The range is split by region: the Wiser Home app and Wiser Hub 2nd Generation in Europe, the Wiser by SE app in several Asia-Pacific and other markets, and separate Wi-Fi apps for the US and India.
Where Schneider Electric (Wiser) fits in a smart home
In Europe and the UK, Wiser devices talk over Zigbee to a Wiser Hub, which is controlled from the Wiser Home app. The Wiser Hub 2nd Generation can also act as a Matter bridge, so existing Wiser Zigbee devices appear in Apple Home, Google Home, Alexa and SmartThings with local control. The Wiser by SE app adds Bluetooth control for single rooms without a hub, and the US and India apps use Wi-Fi devices instead.
That suits homeowners who want an electrician-installed system for heating, lighting and shutters, with the option to add Matter ecosystems later. It is weaker for people who want broad open-platform support: the Wiser Zigbee system was described by a Schneider forum participant as closed with no public web API, and the third-party integrations we found are mostly aimed at the older Drayton Wiser heating system rather than the 2nd Generation Hub.
Connection
Zigbee through a Wiser Hub, Bluetooth in the Wiser by SE app, Wi-Fi in some regions
Voice assistants
Alexa and Google (plus Apple Home via Matter)
Matter
Yes, Wiser Hub 2nd Generation as a bridge
Open platforms
Community integrations only
What can be connected
Lighting and shutters Micro modules, dimmers, push-button modules, plugs and shutter controls
Heating and climate Room and radiator thermostats, boiler relay, underfloor heating connection and electric heating relays
Safety and security Water leakage, smoke, motion and window and door sensors, plus indoor and outdoor IP cameras
The Europe-facing app for the Wiser Hub 2nd Generation. The App Store listing describes controlling smart thermostats, plugs and appliances, custom schedules and energy monitoring, and its release notes mention Matter compatibility through the 2nd Generation Hub. The Schneider user guide lists Android 8 and later and iOS 15 and later and covers voice assistants, Matter and an energy feature called Wiser Home AI. Published by Schneider Electric SA. The Android link comes from a third-party listing index and its match to the App Store app was not confirmed.
An app for Wiser smart homes sold in markets such as Australia, New Zealand and Hong Kong, with two levels of control. Bluetooth Low Energy gives in-room control of lighting and appliances without a hub, while a Wiser Hub with Zigbee devices adds remote access, Moments (scenes), automations, notifications and home sharing. The listing names Google Home and Alexa for voice control.
A separate app for four Square D Wi-Fi devices: a dimmer, receptacle, switch and plug. It adds scheduling and energy monitoring, and the App Store notes mention Alexa app-to-app linking. It does not work with the Zigbee hub system.
A Wi-Fi app for lights, fans, curtains, gates, air conditioning and geysers, with scenes and schedules. Voice control through Alexa and Ok Google needs an Automation with Wifi Router add-on. We could not find a Google Play listing for it.
The Wiser Hub connects the Wiser Zigbee devices such as plugs, dimmers, sensors, thermostats and shutter controls. The Wiser Hub 2nd Generation listing on a Matter database also describes Zigbee as the link between the hub and Wiser devices. We could not confirm from the pages we read whether the range is Zigbee 3.0.
In the Wiser by SE app, Bluetooth Low Energy gives direct in-room control of lighting and appliances with no hub. Moments, automations, voice control and remote access need the hub and Zigbee devices.
Neither was mentioned on the Schneider or Matter database pages we opened.
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Wired buses (C-Bus, KNX)
Not mentioned
Schneider also sells separate Wiser for C-Bus and Wiser for KNX systems. A Schneider community thread says these are developed separately from the Zigbee Wiser offering.
The Wiser Hub 2nd Generation (CCT501801) acts as a Matter bridge for existing Wiser Zigbee devices, with local communication. The CSA database lists it as Matter specification 1.3, certified 30 March 2026, with a bridge-type primary device ID and Wi-Fi transport. A Schneider forum reply says a later release included a Matter correction, and one user reported the Allow Matter joining option greyed out on firmware 4.38.48.
Through the bridge, thermostats appear as thermostats, radiator thermostats as thermostat zones, plugs as switches or outlets, window and door sensors as contact sensors, motion sensors as occupancy sensors, leak sensors as leak sensors, dimmer modules as dimmable lights and shade controls as window coverings. Schneider's UK Wiser page also lists the battery smoke alarm, underfloor heating controller and electric heat switch as compatible.
Schneider's support page says Google Assistant controls heating, hot water and smart plugs, and the Wiser by SE app has in-app voice setup. Separately, the Matter bridge lets Wiser devices appear in Google Home, which needs a Nest Hub or similar Matter controller.
Schneider's support page says Alexa on Echo devices controls switches, lighting, climate devices, curtains, TV remotes and cameras, with cameras needing an Echo Show or Spot. Schneider also documents an Alexa setup page for the Wiser Pacific range. The Matter bridge is a second route.
Via the Matter bridge, Wiser devices appear natively in Apple Home. It needs a HomePod or Apple TV 4K as controller. Schneider's UK Matter page lists Apple Home as supported.
The Matter bridge article lists SmartThings as a supported ecosystem and says a SmartThings hub can act as the Matter controller. Multi-admin lets Wiser be linked to several platforms at once.
A Schneider forum reply says there is no official Home Assistant integration for the Wiser Zigbee offering. A community custom component installable through HACS supports the Drayton Wiser home heating system and talks to the hub locally with its IP address and secret key. It is not published by Schneider, and we could not confirm whether it covers the Wiser Hub 2nd Generation. Wiser C-Bus controllers have a separate community MQTT route. The Matter bridge may also work with Home Assistant's Matter integration, but we did not verify that.
A Wiser app for Homey is maintained by Drenso, according to its forum thread, which says it is not actively monitored by Wiser or Drenso. Users report sockets, sensors, dimmers and smoke alarms. We could not open the app store page, so Homey Cloud, Pro and Bridge requirements and the Wiser hub covered are unconfirmed.
No Wiser service found in our searches, but IFTTT's own page could not be opened, so this is unconfirmed.
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Developer or local API
Unconfirmed
A forum reply describes the Wiser Zigbee system as closed with no web API or external connectivity, apart from the Matter route. We found no Schneider developer page for it, so this is a community statement and not a confirmed Schneider position.
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 Schneider Electric (Wiser)
Does Schneider Electric (Wiser) support Matter?
Yes. The Wiser Hub 2nd Generation (CCT501801) acts as a Matter bridge for existing Wiser Zigbee devices, with local communication. The CSA database lists it as Matter specification 1.3, certified 30 March 2026, with a bridge-type primary device ID and Wi-Fi transport. A Schneider forum reply says a later release included a Matter correction, and one user reported the Allow Matter joining option greyed out on firmware 4.38.48.
Does Schneider Electric (Wiser) work with Alexa?
Yes, officially. Schneider's support page says Alexa on Echo devices controls switches, lighting, climate devices, curtains, TV remotes and cameras, with cameras needing an Echo Show or Spot. Schneider also documents an Alexa setup page for the Wiser Pacific range. The Matter bridge is a second route.
Does Schneider Electric (Wiser) work with Google Home?
Yes, officially. Schneider's support page says Google Assistant controls heating, hot water and smart plugs, and the Wiser by SE app has in-app voice setup. Separately, the Matter bridge lets Wiser devices appear in Google Home, which needs a Nest Hub or similar Matter controller.
Does Schneider Electric (Wiser) work with Apple Home (HomeKit)?
Yes, officially. Via the Matter bridge, Wiser devices appear natively in Apple Home. It needs a HomePod or Apple TV 4K as controller. Schneider's UK Matter page lists Apple Home as supported.
Does Schneider Electric (Wiser) work with Home Assistant?
Yes, through a community-built integration. A Schneider forum reply says there is no official Home Assistant integration for the Wiser Zigbee offering. A community custom component installable through HACS supports the Drayton Wiser home heating system and talks to the hub locally with its IP address and secret key. It is not published by Schneider, and we could not confirm whether it covers the Wiser Hub 2nd Generation. Wiser C-Bus controllers have a separate community MQTT route. The Matter bridge may also work with Home Assistant's Matter integration, but we did not verify that.
Does Schneider Electric (Wiser) work with SmartThings?
Yes, officially. The Matter bridge article lists SmartThings as a supported ecosystem and says a SmartThings hub can act as the Matter controller. Multi-admin lets Wiser be linked to several platforms at once.
Does Schneider Electric (Wiser) work with Homey?
Yes, through a community-built integration. A Wiser app for Homey is maintained by Drenso, according to its forum thread, which says it is not actively monitored by Wiser or Drenso. Users report sockets, sensors, dimmers and smoke alarms. We could not open the app store page, so Homey Cloud, Pro and Bridge requirements and the Wiser hub covered are unconfirmed.
Does Schneider Electric (Wiser) work with Hubitat?
Not that we could find. No driver found when we searched.
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