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【High-Performance Chipset】Built on the powerful combination of EFR32MG24 +ESP32D0WDR2, Dongle Max delivers outstanding processing capability and rock-solid stability. Give you more performance headroom and future expansion possibilities.
【Flexible Connectivity Options】Supports Ethernet, Wi-Fi, and USB connections, giving you the freedom to deploy Dongle Max wherever it fits best. Even when your Dongle is far from the router, wireless access keeps it connected.
【Web-Based Management Interface】Access a dedicated web console that brings together device status, settings, logs, and alerts — all in one place. Monitor uptime, troubleshoot, or fine-tune behavior without command lines.
【Easy Firmware Management】Switch or update firmware right from the web interface — no disassembly or manual flashing required. Whether using it as a Zigbee coordinator, router, or Thread RCP, Dongle Max makes it simple.
【Reliable Build Quality】Equipped with 5dBi dual adjustable antennas for enhanced 360° signal coverage. The aluminum housing is built to last, tested with 24-hour salt spray, and certified by CE, FCC, and RoHS — ensuring long-term reliability and peace of mind.
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Multiple Connection Methods to Use
Dongle Max supports Ethernet, Wi-Fi, and USB connections, giving you the freedom to install it wherever you need Zigbee coverage, whether it’s the living room, bedroom, or even the basement.

Ethernet Connection (PoE Power Supply)
Use as a PoE Dongle, offering a stable connection and clean setup through the RJ45 connector.

Wi-Fi Connection
Use as a Wi-Fi Dongle, giving you flexible placement anywhere in your home, with just a power cable.

USB Connection
Connect via the included Type-C to USB cable and use it as a standard USB Dongle for plug-and-pla
Local Web Console, Fully in Your Control
Access the local web console directly via your browser within the local network. Monitor real-time device status and operating information at a glance, or easily update settings and flash firmware — all without the need for additional software.



Open-Platform Ready, Hassle-Free to Use
Dongle Max is compatible with multiple open-source platforms, supporting both USB and TCP connections. It works seamlessly with Home Assistant and Zigbee2MQTT, with auto-discovery to make device integration effortless.


Remote Firmware Switching Made Easy
Supports remote firmware switching via the web console, eliminating the need for complex disassembly or manual flashing.


Comprehensive Tutorials & Open Ecosystem

Comprehensive Tutorials
We provide a detailed tutorial website to help you quickly learn how to use the device or troubleshoot, accessible anytime you need.

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Automated Webhooks for Backup and Alerts
Create custom webhooks to automatically back up your device at scheduled times or receive instant notifications if the network disconnects.

Remote Access via WireGuard VPN
Set up WireGuard VPN to securely access the device’s web interface remotely—even when you’re outside the local network.

Manage Multiple Dongle Max Devices
Easily switch between multiple Dongle Max units via the web console, and configure backup settings individually for each device.

Customizable Indicator Lights
Personalize the LED colors to represent different statuses, making it easier to monitor your device’s operation at a glance.
Installation and Usage




Specs & Quick Guide
SONOFF Dongle Max is a Zigbee gateway developed based on ESP32D0+EFR32MG24, designed to connect Zigbee sub-devices to open-source platforms like Home Assistant and Zigbee2MQTT. It supports POE power supply and offers multiple connectivity options, making it adaptable to various usage scenarios.
Users can access the WEB console to perform operations such as firmware updates and switching between different working modes. Additionally, it integrates powerful features such as Webhooks, eWeLink-Remote Gateways, MQTT, and VPN.
Dongle-M
5V⎓1A for Type C or 48V⎓ 0.25A for PoE port
Zigbee 3.0, Wi-Fi IEEE 802.11b/g/n 2.4GHz
-10℃~60℃
Aluminum, PC+ABS
Type-C
RJ45
Dim gray
FAQ
1. About the Web Console
● Unable to access via Dongle-M.local default domain? Please try accessing through the IP address instead.
● Forgot Web Console password? Select "Forgotten Your Password" at login, then double-click the button on Dongle-M to reset the password.
2. How to check the firmware of Dongle Max and flash the firmware?
You can update the device directly in the Web Console -- Firmware. Alternatively, enable Automatic Updates, and the device will update automatically when a new version is available.
3. Can I run 2 Dongles with ZHA simultaneously?
No. Users can only add one ZHA integration to Home Assistant (but HA can connect to multiple deCONZ or Zigbee2MQTT instances).
4. Can I run Zigbee2MQTT and ZHA together on the same Dongle Max?
No. Z2M and ZHA are the same protocol (Zigbee). You can run one or the other, or buy a second dongle and run both on separate dongles.
5. Can I run 2 Dongles with ZHA and Zigbee2MQTT on the same machine together?
Yeah, you can run two dongles at the same time. One in ZHA, the other one in Z2M, as long as you can uniquely identify them on the USB ports and keep separate Zigbee channels, ZHA defaults to 15, Z2M defaults to 11.
6. Devices supported by SONOFF Zigbee Dongle Max?
SONOFF Dongle Plus MG24 works great with most Zigbee devices, including popular brands like Sonoff, Aqara, Philips Hue, Huawei, IKEA, Tuya, and many more, mainly depending on the home automation platform on which the user uses Dongle Plus:
ZHA: https://www.home-assistant.io/integrations/zha
Zigbee2MQTT: https://www.zigbee2mqtt.io/guide/supported-hardware.html
ioBroker: https://github.com/Jey-Cee/ioBroker.deconz
Domoticz: https://github.com/Smanar/Domoticz-deCONZ
OpenHAB: https://www.openhab.org/addons/bindings/deconz/
Jeedom: https://compatibility.jeedom.com/index.php?v=d&p=home&protocol=Zigbee
In addition to checking the supported devices through the official platform, you can also view Blakadder compatibility lists, which provide an extensive overview of the devices supported by different platforms.