> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://cube.ewelink.cc/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://cube.ewelink.cc/compatibility-check/matter.md).

# Matter

In the Matter standard, a **Cluster** represents a group of device capabilities and behaviors, such as turning a light on/off, adjusting brightness, reporting temperature, or detecting occupancy.\
Each device exposes one or more clusters, which define what the device can do and how it communicates with a Matter controller or Matter Bridge.

Understanding supported clusters helps you determine which device types can be integrated and what features will be available inside **CUBE OS**.

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## Matter Bridge

**Supported Matter clusters:** 

1. On/Off Plug-in Unit
2. Dimmable Light
3. Color Temperature Light 
4. Occupancy Sensor
5. Contact Sensor
6. Humidity Sensor
7. Temperature Sensor
8. Generic Switch
9. Thermostat
10. Window Covering
11. Light Sensor
12. Smoke & CO Alarm (covering smoke and carbon monoxide sensors)
13. Air Quality Sensor
14. Room Air-conditioner
15. Fan

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## **Matter Hub**

**Supported Matter clusters:**

1. Switches and plugs (On/Off Plug-in Units)
2. Lights, including:

* Dimmable Light
* On/Off Light
* Extended Color Light

3. Bridge-type devices

* Devices connected under a Matter Bridge, including:
  * Switches
  * Plugs
  * Light types (Dimmable Light, On/Off Light, Temperature Light, Extended Color Light)


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