Aqara Temperature and Humidity Sensor T1 (EU): what it works with
Aqara · model Temperature and Humidity Sensor T1 (TH-S02D) · For Europe
- Matter Unconfirmed
- Apple Home Unconfirmed
- Google Home Unconfirmed
- Amazon Alexa Unconfirmed
- SmartThings Unconfirmed
- Home Assistant Unconfirmed
Pair the Aqara Temperature and Humidity Sensor T1 (TH-S02D) to an Aqara hub first; it can't connect to a phone directly. It reads temperature, humidity and air pressure (30–110 kPa) over Zigbee 3.0. Support for Apple Home, Google Home, Alexa, SmartThings and Home Assistant is not confirmed. Power is a CR2032 cell.
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Ecosystem compatibility
| Platform | Works? | Details |
|---|---|---|
| Matter | Unconfirmed | No CSA listing found. Aqara says Matter-capable hubs such as the M3 can bridge Aqara Zigbee sensors, but no Aqara page seen confirms this for the T1. |
| Apple Home | Unconfirmed | Aqara's HomeKit-via-hub wording seen is on the older Temperature and Humidity Sensor (WSDCGQ11LM) pages, not the T1's. Retailers list HomeKit for the T1, which isn't enough on its own. |
| Google Home | Unconfirmed | Only retailer listings say Google Home works. |
| Amazon Alexa | Unconfirmed | Only retailer listings say Alexa works. |
| SmartThings | Unconfirmed | Only retailer listings mention SmartThings. |
| Home Assistant | Unconfirmed | Home Assistant docs seen name no Aqara T1 support. A generic Zigbee coordinator is not documented for it. |
“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[1]
- Hub required
- Yes[2]
- Local control
- Unconfirmed
- Senses
- Temperature, Humidity[1]
- Power
- CR2032[1]
- Radio: Zigbee 3.0.
- Hub: Aqara's T1 FAQ says the sensor can't connect to a phone directly: add an Aqara hub first, then pair the sensor to the hub.
- Local control: No page seen describes hub-local operation.
- Senses: It also measures air pressure (30–110 kPa), which the site does not list as a sensing type.
- Power: Aqara's T1 specs page says CR2032. Some Aqara pages for other temperature sensors say CR2450.
Before you buy
- Needs an Aqara hub; Aqara's T1 pages seen don't confirm Apple Home, Google Home, Alexa or SmartThings support.
Quick answers
- Does the Aqara Temperature and Humidity Sensor T1 (EU) work with Apple Home?
- Not confirmed. We couldn't find an official source either way. Aqara's HomeKit-via-hub wording seen is on the older Temperature and Humidity Sensor (WSDCGQ11LM) pages, not the T1's. Retailers list HomeKit for the T1, which isn't enough on its own.
- Does the Aqara Temperature and Humidity Sensor T1 (EU) work with Google Home?
- Not confirmed. We couldn't find an official source either way. Only retailer listings say Google Home works.
- Does the Aqara Temperature and Humidity Sensor T1 (EU) work with Amazon Alexa?
- Not confirmed. We couldn't find an official source either way. Only retailer listings say Alexa works.
- Does the Aqara Temperature and Humidity Sensor T1 (EU) work with SmartThings?
- Not confirmed. We couldn't find an official source either way. Only retailer listings mention SmartThings.
- Does the Aqara Temperature and Humidity Sensor T1 (EU) work with Home Assistant?
- Not confirmed. We couldn't find an official source either way. Home Assistant docs seen name no Aqara T1 support. A generic Zigbee coordinator is not documented for it.
Sources
- Temperature and Humidity Sensor T1 Specs - Aqara — Aqara manufacturer · accessed Oct 11, 2026
- Temperature and Humidity Sensor T1 FAQ - Aqara — Aqara manufacturer · accessed Oct 11, 2026
Official product page: www.aqara.com