D-Link is a Taiwanese networking company that also sells Wi-Fi smart plugs, water leak sensors, sirens and cameras. This profile covers only that smart home side. Older products are controlled through the mydlink app and D-Link's cloud, and newer ones through the AQUILA PRO AI app.
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Most D-Link smart home devices join your home Wi-Fi directly and need no hub, then work through D-Link's cloud and app, with Alexa and Google Assistant on top. The newest plug we found, the PM-01M, is Matter-certified and uses Bluetooth only for setup. Several older mydlink products were cut off from D-Link's cloud on 30 December 2022.
That suits a simple setup of plugs, a leak sensor or a camera managed from one app. It is a weaker choice if you want long-term support: D-Link's own end-of-life policy allows apps and cloud services to be shut down, and the range has been renewed in stages with different apps. For the older plugs, a local integration in Home Assistant is the more durable route.
Source: D-Link mydlink app page
The main app for current and many older D-Link devices. It shows cameras live, sends motion and sound alerts, switches plugs and sets schedules and automations. Cloud Recording is a paid add-on. It does not support the older mydlink Home devices or D-Link Wi-Fi routers. Published by D-Link International.
The app for D-Link's newer smart home devices such as the PM-01M Matter plug, and also for AQUILA PRO AI routers. D-Link's support pages describe setup of D-Link IoT sensors in it. We found the App Store listing but could not verify a Google Play listing.
Older apps whose cloud services were shut down on 30 December 2022. D-Link removed both from the app stores, so they can no longer be used. See the Connection group for the affected products.
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| Platform | Status | What it means | Sources |
|---|---|---|---|
| Connection | |||
| Wi-Fi | Yes | D-Link's smart plugs, water leak sensor and cameras join the home Wi-Fi without a hub. The PM-01M plug is 2.4 GHz only. D-Link's DSP-W115 page does not state a band. The DSP-W115 is listed there as end of sale. | D-Link PM-01M page D-Link DSP-W115 page D-Link DCH-S161 page |
| Bluetooth | Yes | The PM-01M plug uses Bluetooth Low Energy 5.0 for setup only, paired through the AQUILA PRO AI app. D-Link does not describe it as a control connection. | D-Link PM-01M page |
| Z-Wave | Not mentioned | Some older mydlink Home products were Z-Wave sensors and sirens (DCH-Z110, DCH-Z120, DCH-Z310 and DCH-Z510 among them), and these sit on the list of products cut off in 2022. We found no current Z-Wave D-Link product. Zigbee and Thread were not mentioned on the D-Link pages we opened. | Born City summary of the 2022 shutdown Homey app listing |
| Matter | Official | D-Link's US page calls the PM-01M Wi-Fi Smart Plug Matter-certified and lists Apple Home among compatible platforms. The Matter Alpha database shows it as a DCL-verified Matter 1.3 device certified on 5 June 2025. We found no Matter support on D-Link's older plugs, sensors or cameras, and the D-Link page's own specification table lists only FCC, IC, cUL, RoHS and UL. | D-Link PM-01M page Matter Alpha entry |
| Status of mydlink cloud for older products | Official | On 30 December 2022 D-Link shut down the cloud services for the mydlink Home and mydlink Baby Camera Monitor apps and removed them from the app stores. Affected products include DSP-W110, DSP-W215, DCS-935LH, DCS-8200LH, DCH-S150, DCH-S160, DCH-S220 and several Z-Wave sensors. The mydlink app is still available for other devices. D-Link's policy says end of service normally follows end of support by a year and that a product may keep limited local functionality. | D-Link end-of-life policy Born City summary with product list Home Assistant community thread |
| Status of other older products | Official | D-Link lists the DSP-W115 plug as end of sale (phased out 12/05/2020, with the DSP-W118 as its successor) and the DCH-S161 water leak sensor as end of life (phased out 05/02/2022, last support date 05/02/2024). We could not confirm whether the cloud for these two ends on those dates. | D-Link DSP-W115 page D-Link DCH-S161 page |
| Voice assistants and ecosystems | |||
| Amazon Alexa | Official | D-Link says the mydlink app works with Alexa. Voice commands can stream camera video to Fire TV, Echo Show and Echo Spot, and switch plugs and appliances. The DSP-W115 and PM-01M pages also name Alexa. We did not open the Alexa skill page itself. | D-Link mydlink app page D-Link smart home products Alexa Skills store |
| Google Home | Official | D-Link says the mydlink app works with Google Assistant, including camera live view on a Chromecast, and its DSP-W115, DCH-S161 and PM-01M pages name Google Assistant or Google Home. We did not open a Google Home setup guide from D-Link. | D-Link mydlink app page D-Link DCH-S161 page Google Home compatible devices |
| Apple Home | Community | D-Link's PM-01M page lists Apple Home among Matter-compatible platforms without setup details. For the older DSP-W215, community Homebridge plugins exist; we saw their package listings but did not test them. We found no native HomeKit support on D-Link's pages. | D-Link PM-01M page Homebridge plugin listing Apple Home accessories list |
| Samsung SmartThings | Unconfirmed | SmartThings community threads about integrating D-Link plugs exist, but the pages were not opened and no official D-Link or SmartThings integration was found. The PM-01M page does not mention SmartThings. | SmartThings community thread SmartThings community thread (D-Link integrations) |
| IFTTT | Unconfirmed | IFTTT has a mydlink service covering cameras, plugs and water sensor history, but its page says the service will be discontinued on 1 November 2026. That date has passed and we could not confirm whether it still runs. D-Link's smart home page also mentions IFTTT in its description. | IFTTT mydlink service D-Link smart home products |
| Open platforms and developer access | |||
| Home Assistant | Yes | Home Assistant has a built-in D-Link Wi-Fi Smart Plugs integration (the vendor does not maintain it). Its page names the DSP-W215 and DSP-W110 as tested, rates it local polling, needs the PIN printed on the plug, and exposes a switch plus power, energy and temperature. Other D-Link plugs and cameras are not listed there. A community post notes the DCS-8200LH can be added as a local RTSP camera. | Home Assistant D-Link integration Home Assistant community thread |
| Homey | Community | A community app by Johan Bendz, not Athom or D-Link, covers the DSP-W215 plug and DCH-S220 siren over the local network, plus older Z-Wave sensors. Its listing marks devices as Homey Bridge required, names several Homey models and says it is an unreviewed test version. We could not confirm which Homey models run it. | Homey app listing |
| openHAB | Not found | No D-Link binding found when we searched for D-Link plugs with openHAB, Hubitat, Domoticz and Homebridge together. | Searched, no source |
| Node-RED | Not found | No dedicated node found; we did not search for one separately. | Searched, no source |
| Hubitat | Not found | No driver found in the combined search described above. | Searched, no source |
| Domoticz | Not found | No plugin found in the combined search described above. | Searched, no source |
| Control4 | Not found | No integration found; we did not search for it separately. | Searched, no source |
| Philips Hue | Not found | No integration found; we did not search for it separately. | Searched, no source |
| Developer or local API | Not found | No official D-Link smart home developer API was found. The Home Assistant integration and community apps talk to the plugs directly on the local network. | Home Assistant D-Link integration |
Checked 11 November 2026 against the brand's own pages, app store listings and each project's own page. “Not found” means we searched and found nothing, not that it is impossible. Compatibility changes often. Spot an error? Tell us and we will fix it.
Yes, officially. D-Link's US page calls the PM-01M Wi-Fi Smart Plug Matter-certified and lists Apple Home among compatible platforms. The Matter Alpha database shows it as a DCL-verified Matter 1.3 device certified on 5 June 2025. We found no Matter support on D-Link's older plugs, sensors or cameras, and the D-Link page's own specification table lists only FCC, IC, cUL, RoHS and UL.
Yes, officially. D-Link says the mydlink app works with Alexa. Voice commands can stream camera video to Fire TV, Echo Show and Echo Spot, and switch plugs and appliances. The DSP-W115 and PM-01M pages also name Alexa. We did not open the Alexa skill page itself.
Yes, officially. D-Link says the mydlink app works with Google Assistant, including camera live view on a Chromecast, and its DSP-W115, DCH-S161 and PM-01M pages name Google Assistant or Google Home. We did not open a Google Home setup guide from D-Link.
Yes, through a community-built integration. D-Link's PM-01M page lists Apple Home among Matter-compatible platforms without setup details. For the older DSP-W215, community Homebridge plugins exist; we saw their package listings but did not test them. We found no native HomeKit support on D-Link's pages.
Yes. Home Assistant has a built-in D-Link Wi-Fi Smart Plugs integration (the vendor does not maintain it). Its page names the DSP-W215 and DSP-W110 as tested, rates it local polling, needs the PIN printed on the plug, and exposes a switch plus power, energy and temperature. Other D-Link plugs and cameras are not listed there. A community post notes the DCS-8200LH can be added as a local RTSP camera.
Unconfirmed. SmartThings community threads about integrating D-Link plugs exist, but the pages were not opened and no official D-Link or SmartThings integration was found. The PM-01M page does not mention SmartThings.
Yes, through a community-built integration. A community app by Johan Bendz, not Athom or D-Link, covers the DSP-W215 plug and DCH-S220 siren over the local network, plus older Z-Wave sensors. Its listing marks devices as Homey Bridge required, names several Homey models and says it is an unreviewed test version. We could not confirm which Homey models run it.
Not that we could find. No driver found in the combined search described above.
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