OSRAM SMART+ Products Gain Home Assistant Certification
LEDVANCE secures Works with Home Assistant certification for its range of Matter-enabled smart home devices.
Updated on Oct. 28, 2026 in Home Entertainment
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LEDVANCE has officially received Works with Home Assistant certification for its OSRAM SMART+ portfolio. This integration allows users to control smart devices directly within a local home network environment.
Why it matters
The certification eliminates brand lock-in, granting users greater flexibility to create automations using hardware from diverse manufacturers. By utilizing the Matter standard, these devices maintain local control over data and commands.
The certification covers the full range of Matter-enabled OSRAM SMART+ products, including lamps, luminaires, LED strips, wall switches, and smart plugs. All data and control commands are kept within the local home network.
The players
LEDVANCE
An international lighting company that manages the OSRAM SMART+ product portfolio.
Home Assistant
A widely used open-source home automation platform that focuses on local control and privacy.
The details
Matter-enabled devices now integrate natively into the Home Assistant platform to facilitate seamless communication between different brands. This ensures that users can manage their lighting and smart plugs locally without relying on external cloud processing.
Timeline
The certification was announced on October 28, 2026.
Culture Shift
This integration follows the broader industry shift toward the Matter interoperability standard to standardize smart home connectivity. It reflects a growing consumer preference for open systems that reject the proprietary constraints of legacy smart home ecosystems.
Users can now incorporate their OSRAM SMART+ lighting and plugs into Home Assistant automations for improved functionality. This change streamlines daily routines by allowing disparate devices to operate seamlessly within a single, private local network.
The takeaway
Adopting Matter-compatible hardware helps future-proof your smart home against sudden changes in manufacturer support. Consider consolidating your automated devices on a local platform to increase system reliability and data privacy.
Further reading
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Source note: This article includes information reported by LEDinside - Let There Be Light with LED | Let There Be Light with LED | Global LED News, Market Intelligence & Research.
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