Zendure makes home energy storage: SolarFlow batteries for balcony and rooftop solar, SuperBase portable power stations, smart meters, a smart plug and an EV charger. Devices are set up and monitored in the Zendure app over Wi-Fi and Bluetooth, and the company also publishes interfaces for Home Assistant, Homey and developers.
Zendure devices connect to the home Wi-Fi and to Zendure's cloud, and the Zendure app is the main control point. We found no Zigbee, Thread or Matter support and no voice assistant pages. Integration happens through energy-specific routes instead: smart meters such as Shelly and Zendure's own meters, dynamic tariffs inside the app, an MQTT feed, a local HTTP API on newer devices and a Home Assistant integration published under Zendure's GitHub organisation.
That suits people who want to run a battery from Home Assistant or Homey, or feed it from a Shelly or P1 meter. It is weaker for classic smart home use such as Alexa or Google Home control, and the local API is not available on every model, so older devices rely on the cloud.
Connection
Wi-Fi and Bluetooth, through the Zendure app and cloud
Voice assistants
Not found
Matter
Not found
Open platforms
Home Assistant, Homey, MQTT and a local API
What can be connected
Energy storage SolarFlow balcony and home batteries, AIO 2400, Hyper 2000 and SuperBase power stations
Meters and readers Zendure Smart Meter 3CT, D0, P1 and TIC, plus compatible Shelly and everHome meters
Other Smart Plug Pro, the EVFlow AC EV charger and selected Tesla vehicles
The main app. It adds and controls Zendure devices over Bluetooth and Wi-Fi, shows solar, grid, battery and home consumption charts, and includes the home energy management system, the ZENKI optimisation mode and dynamic tariff support. Version notes mention Home Assistant API support. Published by Zendure USA INC.
A deployment tool for installers. It sets up an energy storage system by QR code, shows device status, adjusts settings such as grid standards and charge or discharge power, and handles over-the-air updates. Published by Zendure USA INC.
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
Wi-Fi
Yes
Zendure's SolarFlow 1600 AC+ FAQ says the Zendure app needs a Wi-Fi connection for real-time data sync and that the device should be within Wi-Fi range during installation. The Home Assistant, MQTT and Homey routes below all depend on this connection.
No integration found when searching Zendure with smart home platforms.
Searched, no source
Shelly
Official
The Zendure app release notes cite compatibility with the Shelly Plug S Gen3, Shelly Pro 3EM and Shelly Pro 3EM-3CT63, and control of heat pumps through Shelly relays. Zendure's FAQ lists the Shelly Pro 3EM and Shelly 3EM among compatible meters for automatic power adjustment.
The app listing says dynamic tariffs are supported for more than 700 European suppliers. Tibber is not named on any page we opened, so whether it is covered is unconfirmed.
Zendure publishes a Home Assistant integration under its own GitHub organisation (Zendure-HA); version 1.1.0 uses an authorisation token retrieved from the Zendure app and lists a Local MQTT page. Zendure's FAQ answers yes to Home Assistant support, its wiki has a Home Assistant and MQTT guide, and a German report from 1 August 2025 describes it as new manufacturer support. Separately, community projects use the local API: Zendure HA zenSDK (YAML package) and Zendure RestAPI (HACS, 100 percent local), both by independent developers.
Zendure DE GmbH publishes a Homey app (marked official) for Hyper 2000, SolarFlow 800, 800 Pro, 800 Plus, 1600 AC+, 2400 AC, 2400 AC+, 2400 Pro, 4000 Mix AC+ and 4000 Mix Pro. It lists Homey Cloud, Pro, Pro mini and Self-Hosted Server, uses the cloud, and shows Homey Bridge as required. A separate community app, Zendure Local, uses the local API for the 2400 AC, 800 Pro and a smart meter, and also shows Homey Bridge as required.
A README by a self-described Zendure IoT engineer opens a local interface: each device runs an HTTP server found by mDNS, with endpoints to read all properties and write commands. The page we opened was a third-party mirror and listed only the SolarFlow 800, so the location of the official repository and the current model list are unconfirmed. A community project says the local API is off by default on EN 18031 devices and is enabled in the app under HEMS, and that Hyper 2000, Hub 1200 and 2000, AIO 2400 and Ace 1500 have no local API.
A repository under the Zendure organisation, with a Zendure developer contact, explains how to subscribe to device data from the Zendure MQTT broker using credentials issued for your account and device serial number. It covers Wi-Fi SuperBase V, Satellite Batteries and SolarFlow, includes a Home Assistant MQTT example, and lists control (downlink) as a future plan.
No official node found. The community Zendure HA zenSDK project mentions a third-party Node-RED proxy, by an independent developer, for using several identical inverters.
Not mentioned on any page we opened; no dedicated search.
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 Zendure
Does Zendure support Matter?
Not that we could find. No Matter support found on Zendure's about page, the 1600 AC+ FAQ, the app listing or in a search for SolarFlow with Alexa, Google Home and Matter.
Does Zendure work with Alexa?
Not that we could find. No Zendure page or app note mentioning Alexa found.
Does Zendure work with Google Home?
Not that we could find. No Zendure page or app note mentioning Google Home found.
Does Zendure work with Apple Home (HomeKit)?
Not that we could find. No mention of Apple Home or HomeKit found.
Does Zendure work with Home Assistant?
Yes, officially. Zendure publishes a Home Assistant integration under its own GitHub organisation (Zendure-HA); version 1.1.0 uses an authorisation token retrieved from the Zendure app and lists a Local MQTT page. Zendure's FAQ answers yes to Home Assistant support, its wiki has a Home Assistant and MQTT guide, and a German report from 1 August 2025 describes it as new manufacturer support. Separately, community projects use the local API: Zendure HA zenSDK (YAML package) and Zendure RestAPI (HACS, 100 percent local), both by independent developers.
Does Zendure work with SmartThings?
Not that we could find. No integration found when searching Zendure with smart home platforms.
Does Zendure work with Homey?
Yes, officially. Zendure DE GmbH publishes a Homey app (marked official) for Hyper 2000, SolarFlow 800, 800 Pro, 800 Plus, 1600 AC+, 2400 AC, 2400 AC+, 2400 Pro, 4000 Mix AC+ and 4000 Mix Pro. It lists Homey Cloud, Pro, Pro mini and Self-Hosted Server, uses the cloud, and shows Homey Bridge as required. A separate community app, Zendure Local, uses the local API for the 2400 AC, 800 Pro and a smart meter, and also shows Homey Bridge as required.
Does Zendure work with Hubitat?
Unconfirmed. Not mentioned on any page we opened; no dedicated search.
Answers come from the sourced table above. See how Zendure compares with all brands on the smart home brand statistics page.