Trust is a Dutch consumer electronics brand (Trust International B.V.) whose Trust Smart Home range covers dimmers, plugs, switches, lights, smoke and CO detectors, sensors and curtain control. The range is built on the KlikAanKlikUit system and is controlled through a bridge or control station and the Trust Smart Home app, while a separate line of Wi-Fi lamps uses the Trust WiFi app.
Most Trust Smart Home products connect through a bridge or control station, such as the Smart Bridge ML, the ICS-2000 or the Z1 Bridge, which plugs into the router. Homey's app notes that the KlikAanKlikUit-style devices use 433 MHz, and Trust's Zigbee lights and devices are supported by the ICS-2000 and Z1 bridges. The newer Wi-Fi lamps skip the bridge and use their own app.
That suits people who already own KlikAanKlikUit-style receivers or want low-cost dimmers and plugs controlled with Google Home or Alexa. It is weaker if you want Matter or Apple Home, because the Trust pages we read do not describe either, and a Coolblue listing for the Z1 Bridge says it is no longer available there.
Connection
433 MHz and Zigbee via a bridge; Wi-Fi lamps
Voice assistants
Google Home and Alexa
Matter
Not documented; a few Matter models listed by Homey
Open platforms
Homey (official) and community Home Assistant add-ons
What can be connected
Lighting Dimmers, dimmable and colour LED bulbs and spots, ceiling lamps and Wi-Fi lamps
Plugs and switches Smart plugs, switch and dimmer modules and remotes
Safety and sensors Smoke and carbon monoxide detectors, contact, motion and leakage sensors, doorbells
Covers and heating MotionBlinds and Somfy RTS curtains and shutters, boilers, a P1 cable for energy meters
The app for the bridge-based range. Its App Store description covers lighting, window coverings, security and garage doors, set up by choosing a receiver and a transmitter and linking both through a Smart Bridge. Trust's own page calls it the Trust Switch-in app. The App Store lists KlikAanKlikUit as the developer, COCO International BV as the seller and Trust International B.V. as the copyright holder. It requires iOS or iPadOS 15.8 or later. The Android link uses the package name shown on AppGoblin (developer Trust International, last updated 2 November 2026), and we could not load the Google Play page itself.
The app for Trust's Wi-Fi smart lights. The listing says no hub is needed, and describes colour control, scenes, timers, location and weather automations and room groups, with Google Assistant and Alexa voice control. It was listed at version 1.0.9 and requires iOS 13.0 or later. The Android link uses the package name shown on AppGoblin, and we could not load the Google 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 (KlikAanKlikUit)
Yes
Homey's official Trust Smart Home app says only Trust Smart Home devices that use 433 MHz can be added with it, and lists more than 100 Trust models. Trust's own pages we read do not mention 433 MHz. Trust says compatible products use an automatic code system and have an A at the start of the product name, for example AYCT-102.
Trust's ICS-2000 and Z1 bridge page describes a ZigBee control station that works with Trust Smart Home Zigbee lights and devices, and with other Zigbee devices such as Philips Hue. It cannot control a Hue, IKEA or Osram bridge, but those lamps can be reset and paired directly. The Smart Bridge ML page lists Zigbee-certified lights from IKEA TRADFRI, Philips Hue and Lidl Smart Home. A Zigbee Alliance listing shows the ZLED-RGB9 ML bulb certified for Trust International BV on the Zigbee Light Link profile.
Trust WiFi lights connect over Wi-Fi without a hub, per the Trust WiFi app listing. The ICS-2000 and Z1 bridges connect to the router with an included LAN cable, according to Trust's page and a Coolblue listing for the Z1 Bridge. Trust's Smart Bridge ML page does not state its network connection.
Trust's pages we read do not describe Matter or a Matter bridge. Homey's Trust Smart Home app lists a few Matter variants among its models, such as the MACC-200, MACC-2300, MACM-1800, MACM-250 and MAGC-2300. We could not confirm what these are or how they connect.
Trust's Smart Bridge page says the Smart Bridge works with Google Home and Amazon Alexa for voice control. The Trust WiFi app listing also mentions Google Assistant. The ICS-2000 and Z1 page does not mention voice assistants.
Trust's Smart Bridge page says Apple HomeKit is not supported for the Hue lamps connected through it, and gives no Apple integration. A Homebridge plugin for the ICS-2000 appears in search results, but we did not open it, so its scope is unconfirmed.
No Trust page or SmartThings integration found when we searched.
Searched, no source
Philips Hue and other Zigbee brands
Not mentioned
Trust says its bridges can pair Zigbee lights from Philips Hue, IKEA TRADFRI and Lidl Smart Home directly, but cannot control their own bridges, and that Hue Entertainment mode and Apple HomeKit are not supported.
Trust's Smart Bridge page says electric curtains and shutters from MotionBlinds and Somfy RTS can be controlled. The ICS-2000 page says Somfy RTS works but Somfy IO does not.
A community custom component for the ICS-2000 can be installed through HACS and pulls devices from the KlikAanKlikUit account, so it appears to use the cloud. Users report that KlikAanKlikUit lights work, while IKEA Zigbee lights, Somfy stop commands and some entities were unreliable. We did not open Home Assistant's own integrations list, so we could not confirm whether a built-in integration exists. Trust Zigbee bulbs can also be used through Zigbee2MQTT with a separate Zigbee coordinator.
Athom publishes two apps marked Official. Trust Smart Home covers 433 MHz devices (more than 100 models, version 7.6.1). Trust Smart Home (Zigbee) covers Zigbee bulbs, dimmers, sockets, remotes and sensors (version 1.7.4). Both list Homey Cloud, Homey Pro, Homey Pro mini and Homey Self-Hosted Server and mark every device as Homey Bridge required. The Zigbee page also shows a compatibility notice we could not resolve. Neither page mentions Trust's own Zigbee bridge, and a Coolblue listing for the Z1 Bridge names Homey as a platform.
Zigbee2MQTT lists the Trust ZLED-RGB9 bulb and says it can be integrated without the vendor's bridge or gateway. Zigbee2MQTT is an independent project, not published by Trust.
We did not search for a Domoticz plugin. We could not confirm either way.
Searched, no source
Control4
Unconfirmed
We found no Control4 driver or page. We could not confirm either way.
Searched, no source
IFTTT
Unconfirmed
Trust's pages we read do not mention IFTTT. We could not confirm either way.
Searched, no source
Trust developer API
Unconfirmed
We found no official public API from Trust. Community projects, such as the ics2000-python library used by the Home Assistant component above, reach the system through the KlikAanKlikUit account.
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 Trust
Does Trust support Matter?
Not that we could find. Trust's pages we read do not describe Matter or a Matter bridge. Homey's Trust Smart Home app lists a few Matter variants among its models, such as the MACC-200, MACC-2300, MACM-1800, MACM-250 and MAGC-2300. We could not confirm what these are or how they connect.
Does Trust work with Alexa?
Yes, officially. Documented on Trust's Smart Bridge page and in the Trust WiFi app listing, as above. We did not find a separate Alexa setup page.
Does Trust work with Google Home?
Yes, officially. Trust's Smart Bridge page says the Smart Bridge works with Google Home and Amazon Alexa for voice control. The Trust WiFi app listing also mentions Google Assistant. The ICS-2000 and Z1 page does not mention voice assistants.
Does Trust work with Apple Home (HomeKit)?
Yes, through a community-built integration. Trust's Smart Bridge page says Apple HomeKit is not supported for the Hue lamps connected through it, and gives no Apple integration. A Homebridge plugin for the ICS-2000 appears in search results, but we did not open it, so its scope is unconfirmed.
Does Trust work with Home Assistant?
Yes, through a community-built integration. A community custom component for the ICS-2000 can be installed through HACS and pulls devices from the KlikAanKlikUit account, so it appears to use the cloud. Users report that KlikAanKlikUit lights work, while IKEA Zigbee lights, Somfy stop commands and some entities were unreliable. We did not open Home Assistant's own integrations list, so we could not confirm whether a built-in integration exists. Trust Zigbee bulbs can also be used through Zigbee2MQTT with a separate Zigbee coordinator.
Does Trust work with SmartThings?
Not that we could find. No Trust page or SmartThings integration found when we searched.
Does Trust work with Homey?
Yes, officially. Athom publishes two apps marked Official. Trust Smart Home covers 433 MHz devices (more than 100 models, version 7.6.1). Trust Smart Home (Zigbee) covers Zigbee bulbs, dimmers, sockets, remotes and sensors (version 1.7.4). Both list Homey Cloud, Homey Pro, Homey Pro mini and Homey Self-Hosted Server and mark every device as Homey Bridge required. The Zigbee page also shows a compatibility notice we could not resolve. Neither page mentions Trust's own Zigbee bridge, and a Coolblue listing for the Z1 Bridge names Homey as a platform.
Does Trust work with Hubitat?
Unconfirmed. We found no Hubitat driver or page. We could not confirm either way.
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