# Wireless

- [Wi-Fi](https://apps.developer.homey.app/wireless/wi-fi.md): Homey connects over 2.4 GHz to your Wi-Fi network, and your app can access devices on the LAN.
- [Discovery](https://apps.developer.homey.app/wireless/wi-fi/discovery.md): Discover LAN devices using mDNS-SD, SSDP or Manufacturer's MAC address (ARP).
- [Bluetooth LE](https://apps.developer.homey.app/wireless/bluetooth.md): Bluetooth Low Energy is a wireless communication standard with reduced power consumption compared to classic Bluetooth. Bluetooth Low Energy uses the 2.4GHz radio frequency.
- [Z-Wave](https://apps.developer.homey.app/wireless/z-wave.md): Z-Wave is a two-way wireless communication standard on the 868 MHz - 915 MHz band. It is very similar to Zigbee.
- [Zigbee](https://apps.developer.homey.app/wireless/zigbee.md): Zigbee is a wireless communication standard that extends the IEEE 802.15.4  standard, it uses 2 different frequencies (2.4GHz, 869-915MHz), and is very  similar to Z-Wave.
- [433 MHz](https://apps.developer.homey.app/wireless/rf-433mhz-868mhz.md): Homey is capable of sending and receiving 433 MHz radio-signals for controlling remote appliances like wireless switches and thermostats.
- [Infrared](https://apps.developer.homey.app/wireless/infrared.md): You can create Homey apps that use Infrared signals to control devices. This allows you to automate devices such as TVs and speakers that don't have "smart" capabilities.
- [Matter](https://apps.developer.homey.app/wireless/matter.md): Matter is a smart-home communication protocol. It is build upon Wi-Fi, Ethernet and Thread. It is available on Homey Pro (Early 2023, 2026 & mini) and Homey Self-Hosted Server.


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