TP-Link
TP-Link Compatible LED Bulb
2-pack (Tapo L535E) · Lighting · Wi-Fi / Bluetooth
CSA record available
Wi-FiTP-Link Matter devices
Matter support: Yes. The CSA’s certification ledger lists 11 certified TP-Link models, newest Mar 2024 (read Oct 19, 2026). Every brand, answered.
Does TP-Link support Matter? Yes: all 6 TP-Link products MatterCatalog lists have a CSA Matter certificate on file. By Matter network, 3 use Wi-Fi (3 records do not name a single network). 4 are sold in the US with a verified store link. On the CSA’s Distributed Compliance Ledger (read Oct 19, 2026), TP-Link holds 11 certified models, first certified Nov 2022, newest Mar 2024.
As of . The counts on this page are from the MatterCatalog catalog (Matter products sold in the US with a verified store link); “CSA certified” means a CSA certificate that names the exact model. Sources: MatterCatalog: Matter certified devices sold in the US; CSA certified products database; How MatterCatalog checks (editorial policy).
- Platforms its catalog records list: Amazon Alexa (4), Apple Home (4), Google Home (4), Samsung SmartThings (4). Each product page says which of these the maker's own site confirms.
- Products: TP-Link Compatible LED Bulb, TP-Link Smart HomeBase and TP-Link Smart Multicolor Bulb.
- Categories: Matter lighting, Matter robot vacuums, Matter hubs, Matter plugs.
- Other brands: which smart home brands support Matter, brand by brand.
TP-Link Matter questions: certified models with certificate IDs, networks, platforms and setup steps are below the product list.
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TP-Link Matter questions
- Does TP-Link support Matter?
- Yes. The CSA’s Distributed Compliance Ledger, the Matter certification record, lists 11 certified TP-Link models, first certified Nov 2022, newest Mar 2024 (read Oct 19, 2026). MatterCatalog lists 6 TP-Link products: all 6 have a CSA Matter certificate on file, and 4 are sold in the US with a verified store link.Sources:on.dcl.csa-iot.org (CSA Distributed Compliance Ledger), checked Oct 19, 2026
- Which TP-Link products are Matter certified?
- All 6 TP-Link products we list have a CSA Matter certificate on file: 2 lights, 2 robot vacuums, 1 hub or bridge and 1 smart plug. On the CSA’s ledger (read Oct 19, 2026), by the device type each model declares, the 11 certified TP-Link models are 6 smart plugs and 5 lights. Each is listed below, by category, with its certificate ID and certification date.Sources:on.dcl.csa-iot.org (CSA Distributed Compliance Ledger), checked Oct 19, 2026
Product Network CSA certificate Certified Lighting (2) TP-Link Compatible LED Bulb Wi-Fi CSA25199MAT45291-24 Mar 22, 2025 TP-Link Smart Multicolor Bulb Wi-Fi CSA25199MAT45291-24 Mar 22, 2025 Robot Vacuums (2) TP-Link Robot Vacuum & Mop + All-in-One Dock Not stated CSA256CBMAT46621-24 Sep 10, 2025 TP-Link Robot Vacuum Cleaner Not stated CSA24754MAT44551-24 Dec 11, 2024 Hubs (1) TP-Link Smart HomeBase Not stated CSA2439EMAT43601-24 Jul 10, 2024 Plugs (1) TP-Link Smart P430M Outdoor Plug-In Dimmer Wi-Fi CSA25123MAT45173-24 Mar 6, 2025 - Do TP-Link Matter devices use Thread or Wi-Fi?
- By Matter network, 3 use Wi-Fi and 3 do not name a single network in their records.
- Do TP-Link Matter devices need a hub?
- TP-Link makes a hub for Matter: the Tapo H500 Smart HomeBase (a Matter bridge). A Matter bridge brings devices that do not speak Matter (such as Zigbee or infrared ones) into Matter. Every Matter device is added through your smart home platform’s Matter controller; Thread devices also need a Thread border router.Sources:tp-link.com (Tapo H500 Smart HomeBase), read Oct 1, 2026: “act as a Matter Bridge to integrate connected non-Matter Tapo sub-1G devices”
- Does TP-Link work with Apple Home, Google Home and Alexa?
- For 1 of the 6 TP-Link products we list, the maker’s own product page names Apple Home, Google Home, Amazon Alexa and Samsung SmartThings. For the other 5 products, we have no maker quote on file; their product pages list the platforms their catalog records name, marked unverified.
Apple Home vs Google Home vs Alexa for Matter
Sources:tapo.com (TP-Link Smart P430M Outdoor Plug-In Dimmer), read Oct 7, 2026: “Apple Home, Alexa, Google Home, Samsung SmartThings” - How do I add TP-Link Matter devices?
- To add a Matter device from TP-Link, power it on, open your smart home app (Apple Home, Google Home, Amazon Alexa, SmartThings or Home Assistant), choose to add a Matter device, and scan the device’s Matter QR code or enter its setup code. Each platform has its own requirements, such as a hub or a compatible speaker; the platform guides below list them. If you use the Tapo H500 Smart HomeBase, TP-Link’s Matter bridge, add the hub itself to your Matter app; the bridge then brings the devices connected to it into Matter. A device already set up in another app can join a second one with a pairing code from the first app (Matter multi-admin).
Apple Home · Google Home · Amazon Alexa · SmartThings · Home Assistant · Where is the Matter setup code? · Use one Matter device with two apps · Matter device won’t pair: what to check · How to reset a Matter device
Sources:tp-link.com (Tapo H500 Smart HomeBase), read Oct 1, 2026: “act as a Matter Bridge to integrate connected non-Matter Tapo sub-1G devices”
Counts are the TP-Link listings this page shows, from MatterCatalog's records: CSA certificates on file, the Matter network each record names and the stores with a verified US link. Hubs come from our reviewed lists of Matter bridges and Thread border routers, each backed by the maker's own words. Certificate IDs and dates come from each record (a date marked * is the ledger model’s first certification day). Ledger counts are the certified models of the ledger vendors matched to this brand. A platform is named only where the maker’s own page names it.