For a hassle-free installation of the Domotz service, you can rely on our network hardware preinstalled with the Domotz Agent.
| Model | Status | Mac address | Description |
| C1 | Supported | Starting with F0:23:B9 | – USB-C 5V 2A power supply – ARM64 platform – Ubuntu Core OS – 1 USB port – 1 Ethernet port – Reset button – Blinking WHITE front LED |
| B12 | Supported (no longer produced) | Starting with F0:23:B9, A4:13:4E, or 3C:8C:F | – Micro USB 5V 2A Power Supply – ARM platform – Ubuntu Core OS – 1 USB Port – 1 Ethernet Port – Does have a reset button – Blinking WHITE front LED. |
| B11 | Discontinued | Starting with F0:23:B9 | – Barrel plug connector 5V 2A Power Supply – ARM platform – Debian OS – HDMI port – 2 USB Ports – 1 Ethernet Port – Does not have a reset button. – Static RED front LED. |
| B01 or B03 | Discontinued | Starting with F4:4D | – Micro USB 5V 3A Power Supply – X86/64 bits platform – Debian OS – HDMI port – 2 USB Ports – 1 Ethernet Port – Doesn’t have a reset button. – Static GREEN front LED. |
C1


B12

Compact Device with Connectivity Ports
1. The left image shows a compact black device with rounded edges, featuring a yellow logo on the top surface. It's positioned on a wooden table, with no visible ports or buttons on this side.
2. The right image displays the back view of the same device. It has three ports: a USB port on the left, an Ethernet port in the middle, and a USB-C port on the right. These ports are used for connecting peripherals, network cables, and power, respectively. The device is likely intended for network or smart home applications.
B11 (Discontinued)

Black mini-computer device with ports.
1. The device is compact and rectangular with a logo on top.
2. The back panel contains multiple ports:
- Two USB ports for connecting peripherals.
- An Ethernet port for wired network connections.
- An HDMI port for video output to a monitor or TV.
- A power input port for the power adapter connection.
3. Use these connections to set up the device with necessary peripherals and network access.
B01/B03 (Discontinued)

Docking station with ports and power button.
1. The first image shows the front of the docking station with a power button on the lower left. Use this button to turn the device on or off.
2. The second image displays the back side featuring several ports. From top to bottom and left to right: an Ethernet port for network connectivity, four USB ports for connecting peripherals, and two HDMI ports for external displays.