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Nanoleaf Essentials Matter Thread A19 smart bulb

verified 2026-10-07 Specs from Nanoleaf US shop: Matter Thread A19 Smart Bulbs. Also known as: nanoleaf essentials a19, nf080b03, nf080b03-1a19e, nf080b03-3a19e.

Specs

base	E26
lumens	806
dimmable	Yes
protocol	thread; matter; bluetooth
requires	Matter controller with Thread border router

bulb base E26 medium screw base (North America, 120V)
The standard 26 mm screw-in bulb base used for 120V household lamps in North America.
smart home platform Matter smart home standard
Matter accessories can be added to any Matter controller (Apple Home, Google Home, Alexa, SmartThings and others) without a brand-specific hub.
radio / hub Thread border router
A hub with a Thread radio that connects low-power Thread accessories (most battery Matter sensors, locks and plugs like Eve) to your home network.
smart home platform Apple Home (HomeKit)
Works in Apple's Home app and with Siri, either natively (HomeKit) or via Matter.
smart home platform Amazon Alexa
Can be controlled from the Alexa app and Echo devices.
smart home platform Google Home
Can be controlled from the Google Home app and Google/Nest speakers and displays.
smart home platform Samsung SmartThings
Can be controlled from the Samsung SmartThings app and SmartThings hubs.

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Good to know

E26 and E27 are often physically interchangeable, but E26 bulbs are made for 120V and E27 bulbs for 230V; do not put a 120V bulb in a 230V socket or vice versa.
A19, BR30 and similar names describe bulb shape, not the base; check the base is E26.
Matter runs over Wi-Fi or Thread. Matter-over-Thread accessories also need a Thread border router somewhere in the home (see radio:thread-border-router); a Wi-Fi-only controller is not enough on its own.
Each ecosystem supports a subset of Matter device types, so check that your controller supports the accessory's type (e.g., lock, thermostat, sensor).
Some products reach Matter through a bridge (e.g., Philips Hue Bridge, Aqara Hub M3) rather than speaking Matter themselves.
Matter-over-Wi-Fi accessories typically need a 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi network.

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