Aqara SP-EUC01 (EU): what it works with
Aqara · model SP-EUC01 · sold in EU
You'll need an Aqara hub before this plug does anything useful. The Aqara SP-EUC01 is a Zigbee 3.0 plug that can't join Wi-Fi by itself; once paired to an Aqara hub, Aqara lists it as working with Apple Home (HomeKit), Google Home and Alexa. It's rated 10 A / 2300 W and reports power and kWh in the Aqara Home app. If your internet drops, Aqara says local control and links with other devices on the hub keep working. Aqara's security update support for this model ended on 30 June 2026.
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Ecosystem compatibility
| Platform | Works? | Details |
|---|---|---|
| Matter | Unconfirmed | No CSA listing found that names SP-EUC01. The plug is Zigbee; Aqara hubs with a Matter bridge (e.g. M3) can expose Aqara Zigbee devices to Matter. |
| Apple Home | Via Aqara hub (HomeKit-compatible) | Aqara lists Apple HomeKit compatibility and states a hub is required.[1],[3] |
| Google Home | Via Aqara hub | Aqara lists Google Assistant compatibility and states a hub is required.[1],[3] |
| Amazon Alexa | Via Aqara hub | Aqara lists Amazon Alexa compatibility and states a hub is required.[1],[3] |
| SmartThings | Unconfirmed | No official Aqara or SmartThings page found covering this plug. |
| Home Assistant | Unconfirmed | Zigbee2MQTT supports it as SP-EUC01 and HA users run it via Zigbee, but no official HA or Aqara page found for this model. |
“Via Matter” means you add it with that platform's Matter controller instead of a brand skill or app. “Unconfirmed” means we couldn't find an official source either way. How we verify.
Specs that matter for setup
- Radio: Zigbee 3.0.
- Hub: Spec sheet: Hub Required: Yes. FAQ: it needs a hub and cannot connect to Wi-Fi directly.
- Local control: Aqara FAQ: if the internet is down, app control stops but local control and links with other devices on the hub keep working.
- Energy monitoring: Reports power and kWh consumption statistics in Aqara Home.
- Max load: 250 V AC, 10 A, max 2300 W. 16 A appliances are not supported.
Before you buy
- Needs an Aqara Zigbee hub; it cannot connect to Wi-Fi directly.
- Rated 10 A / 2300 W, so it isn't meant for 16 A appliances.
- Aqara's Product Security Support Policy lists the end of security updates for SP-EUC01 as 2026-06-30, a date that has already passed.
- Home Assistant and SmartThings aren't officially documented for this model; Zigbee2MQTT supports it, but neither Aqara nor Home Assistant lists it.
Quick answers
- Does the Aqara SP-EUC01 (EU) work with Apple Home?
- Yes, but only through the Aqara hub (HomeKit-compatible). Aqara lists Apple HomeKit compatibility and states a hub is required. More plugs for Apple Home
- Does the Aqara SP-EUC01 (EU) work with Google Home?
- Yes, but only through the Aqara hub. Aqara lists Google Assistant compatibility and states a hub is required. More plugs for Google Home
- Does the Aqara SP-EUC01 (EU) work with Amazon Alexa?
- Yes, but only through the Aqara hub. Aqara lists Amazon Alexa compatibility and states a hub is required. More plugs for Amazon Alexa
- Does the Aqara SP-EUC01 (EU) work with SmartThings?
- Not confirmed. We couldn't find an official source either way. No official Aqara or SmartThings page found covering this plug.
- Does the Aqara SP-EUC01 (EU) work with Home Assistant?
- Not confirmed. We couldn't find an official source either way. Zigbee2MQTT supports it as SP-EUC01 and HA users run it via Zigbee, but no official HA or Aqara page found for this model.
Sources
- Smart Plug EU - Specs - Aqara — Aqara manufacturer · accessed Oct 10, 2026
- Smart Plug EU - FAQ - Aqara — Aqara manufacturer · accessed Oct 10, 2026
- Smart Plug (EU) — Aqara manufacturer · accessed Oct 10, 2026
- Product Security Support Policy — Aqara manufacturer · accessed Oct 10, 2026
Official product page: www.aqara.com