Name: JINK Super Gateway VRF — Matter Smart Home Hub
Brand: JINK HOME
SKU: JINK-GW-VRF-D02
Price: 179.00 USD
Availability: InStock

JINK Super Gateway VRF Matter HVAC controller

JINK Super Gateway VRF — Matter Smart Home Hub

$179.00 USD

$179.00 USD $258.43 USD

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JINK Super Gateway VRF — Matter Smart Home Hub

$179.00 USD

$179.00 USD $258.43 USD

JINK Super Gateway VRF (D02) connects supported air-conditioning systems with compatible Matter smart-home control.

Mi Home is not supported. Confirm your exact AC model, wiring interface and platform requirements before ordering.

JINK Super Gateway VRF — smart climate control for everyday life

JINK Super Gateway VRF — product features at a glance

Open the door. Let the day go. A change of weather. A thought of home. Adjust the air conditioning through a compatible platform before you arrive, then put down your keys and return to the people you love. Remote access requires a compatible online home controller and the requirements of your platform.

Your AC. At home in Home. Temperature control no longer has to stay on the wall. Open Apple Home, find the air conditioner in its room, and use a familiar interface to view and control it. Interface shown for illustration. Available controls depend on the AC system, gateway version and platform.

One less thing on your mind. Shoes on. Bag in hand. Take a moment to check the bedroom AC, switch off the rooms you no longer need, and close the door with one less thing to remember. Room-based control. Interface shown for illustration.

Control within everyone’s reach. Some prefer a phone. Others appreciate a larger tablet screen. In a compatible home platform, use its household-sharing options to let family members participate with the devices they know. Household members, permissions, supported devices and available functions depend on the platform.

Simple at home. Connected when away. Local connectivity lets devices communicate with a compatible controller on the home network. Access from outside the home is provided through your platform and its online controller. Understanding the difference makes setup clearer. Not every function is available offline. Remote access, automations and sharing have platform requirements.

A gentler light. Your own evening rhythm. When it is time to rest, include the AC settings in a bedtime scene on a supported platform. Arrange the temperature, lighting and room around the way you like to wind down. Scenes require user configuration and compatible devices. Shown with JINK Luma O100.

Good technology. Less on your mind. The page you stopped at. The warmth left in your tea. The sound of rain outside. Once the room feels comfortable, return your attention to the small things that make it yours. JINK Luma O100 · Evening reading.

More than a box. A clear way forward. Check the product version, included items and power requirements, then confirm the AC system and home platform you plan to use. Every step from delivery to first use should come with the information it needs. Package contents follow the actual order. Marks on reference packaging do not replace a compatibility check for the supplied version.

A place for the gateway. More room for living. Install indoors in a suitable low-voltage cabinet or accessible ceiling service space. Choose a position that leaves practical access for wiring, checking the display and future maintenance. Follow the manual. Disconnect gateway and AC power before installation or rewiring.

Start with the interface already in place. Connect through a supported AC communication interface so the gateway links the system to the smart home. Assess the site first, then determine the wiring route and equipment location. Wiring and installation work depend on the AC system and site.

Match each wire to the right terminal. Different brands and water systems use different terminal combinations. A clear table helps both the pre-purchase conversation and the installer’s checks on site. The source lists only B(CEN) for LG. Confirm the complete AC terminal pair before wiring.

More than on or off. Know which unit. View power state, set temperature, mode, fan speed, room temperature and fault codes by indoor-unit address. Clear unit identification takes some of the guesswork out of on-site conversations. Displayed information depends on the AC system and firmware.

When setup needs attention, the controls are right there. Move through options with Up and Down, then confirm with SET. The display and physical keys give the installer a direct way to check which setting is being changed. Follow the instructions for the supplied firmware. The source specifies holding SET for 2 seconds to confirm.

Describe the issue. Find the next step. If something is wrong, record the fault code, indoor-unit address and operating state, then contact support or the AC supplier. Visible information gives troubleshooting a clearer starting point. Fault codes help diagnosis. They do not mean the gateway can automatically repair the air conditioner.

Wiring. Setup. Daily use. One question at a time. From identifying terminals to adding the device, naming rooms and investigating an offline state, discuss the issue in the step where it occurs. Version details, site photos and status information help support understand the situation. Contact channels and support hours follow the actual service arrangements.

Installation is a start. Not the end of the story. The product materials describe firmware-update and diagnostic capabilities. When an update is needed, confirm the device version and applicable firmware, then follow the official instructions. Update methods, versions and features depend on the device. Future features or automatic updates are not promised.

A small device. Clear power requirements. DC 12V input and power consumption of 1.2W or less. Establish the power, installation environment and communication interfaces before installation. The network port is reserved, not an enabled network feature. Power consumption refers to the gateway, not the complete AC system or a quantified energy saving.

Make room now. For easier access later. The 92 × 72 × 60 mm specification helps with placement planning. Also consider cable routing, terminal access and service requirements when allocating the actual installation space. Dimensions follow the source’s length × width × height labels. Allowances depend on the actual device and installation requirements.

Technology in place. Life unfolding. From one temperature adjustment to a household sharing control. From the first installation to the next service visit. Super Gateway VRF belongs in the story of a real home, lived in over time. JINK Super Gateway VRF · Smart central air-conditioning control

JINK Super Gateway VRF specifications: DC 12 V, ≤1.2 W, 92 × 72 × 60 mm; Mi Home not supported.

Technical details, compatibility and installation guide

Mi Home is not supported.

One gateway. Smarter control for an entire VRF system.

The JINK Super Gateway VRF (D02) connects supported multi-split and VRF air-conditioning systems to modern smart-home control. It links directly to the HVAC communication bus, discovers connected indoor units, and provides core climate control and status feedback through supported Matter ecosystems.

Highlights

Multi-brand HVAC integration: designed for a wide range of VRF, multi-split, chiller and water-source systems.
Core climate control: supports indoor-unit on/off control, target temperature, operating mode and fan-speed adjustment, subject to the connected HVAC system and platform.
Local commissioning display: the LCD shows the selected HVAC brand, network status, firmware version, detected indoor-unit count, unit addresses, operating status, room temperature and fault codes.
Automatic unit discovery: after power-up, the gateway searches for connected indoor units; discovery typically takes approximately 2–5 minutes.
Flexible system interfaces: dedicated HVAC terminal groups plus RS485 connectivity for supported third-party control systems.
Compact indoor installation: a DIN-rail design sized for low-voltage control cabinets and service-access spaces.

Matter Integration

Connect over Wi-Fi to supported Matter ecosystems and add the gateway by scanning its Matter QR code in a compatible home app. A compatible Matter controller or hub and a working Wi-Fi network are required.

Supported platforms shown for this product include Apple Home, Google Home and Amazon Alexa. Available controls, automations, voice functions and remote access can vary by platform, region, Matter controller and HVAC system configuration.

Controls and Interfaces

PWR input	DC 12 V power input through the barrel jack or power terminals
USB Type-C	Additional power-input interface; use only an approved supply for the product
Ethernet	Reserved for future use
SET / Up / Down	Local menu navigation, selection and commissioning controls
RS485	Connection for supported third-party smart-home or building-control systems
HVAC terminal block	Brand- and system-specific connection to the air-conditioning communication bus
LCD	Communication status, brand, indoor-unit count, operating values, gateway parameters and fault-code display

Technical Specifications

Model	D02
Product type	VRF air-conditioning gateway / controller
Smart-home transport	Matter over Wi-Fi
Input power	DC 12 V
Power consumption	≤ 1.2 W
Operating temperature	0–40°C (32–104°F)
Operating humidity	20–85% RH, non-condensing
Voltage between A/C communication lines	AC 5 V
Dimensions	92 × 72 × 60 mm
Mounting	Indoor DIN-rail installation

Supported HVAC Families

Documented system families include Daikin, Mitsubishi Electric, Hitachi, Toshiba, Panasonic, Hisense, Haier, YORK, Gree, TCL, Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, Midea, Bosch, Carrier, AUX, Samsung, LG, McQuay, TICA, Chigo and Trane, together with selected YORK, McQuay, Carrier and Trane chiller or water-source configurations.

Compatibility must be confirmed before purchase. Support depends on the exact HVAC model, series, control bus, indoor/outdoor topology, gateway firmware and required terminal mapping. Some installations connect to the outdoor-unit bus, while others connect to the indoor-to-outdoor or centralized-control bus.

Representative Connection Examples

Daikin: gateway P1/P2 to F1/F2; the correct indoor-to-outdoor or outdoor-to-outdoor bus depends on whether the system has a single or multiple outdoor units.
Mitsubishi Electric: gateway P1/P2 to M1/M2; TB3 or TB7 selection depends on the system topology.
Gree and TCL: gateway H/L terminals connect to the applicable HVAC communication bus for the installed series.
Midea, Bosch, Carrier, AUX, Samsung, LG, McQuay, TICA, Chigo and Trane: gateway A/B terminals are used with the model-specific communication bus shown in the installation manual.

Installation and Commissioning

Switch off power to both the gateway and the HVAC system before wiring.
Install the gateway indoors on a DIN rail inside a low-voltage control cabinet or another protected service-access area.
Identify the exact HVAC brand, model, system topology and required communication terminals before connecting the bus.
Connect the HVAC communication line and any supported RS485 integration using the correct terminals.
Apply DC 12 V power. The LCD turns on and the gateway begins searching for indoor units.
Allow approximately 2–5 minutes for discovery, then confirm that the detected indoor-unit count matches the installation.
Check unit address, power state, target temperature, mode, fan speed, room temperature and fault-code feedback on the LCD.
Complete Matter pairing and verify control and feedback from the selected smart-home platform.

Important Installation Notes

Professional HVAC or low-voltage installation is recommended.
Use the supplied power adapter or a reputable, correctly specified DC 12 V supply.
Incorrect terminal selection or wiring can damage the gateway or prevent unit discovery.
Do not route signal cables parallel to power cables where possible. If parallel routing cannot be avoided, maintain at least 15 cm between the gateway communication cable and the HVAC communication cable, and at least 30 cm from other wiring.
Where metal conduit is used for interference control, ground it in accordance with applicable electrical requirements.
Do not connect power wiring to signal terminals, and do not disassemble or repair the gateway yourself.

What's in the Box

JINK Super Gateway VRF × 1
Power adapter × 1
User manual × 1
Warranty card × 1

For project-specific compatibility, please provide the complete outdoor-unit and indoor-unit model numbers before ordering. Final wiring must follow the model-specific installation guide supplied for the confirmed HVAC system.