Cluster Manual Clusters are the core building blocks of the Matter protocol. Each Cluster defines a set of related Attributes (state fields) and Commands (operations). This manual covers 82 Clusters organized by Matter specification categories. Click a card to view details.
Look up a Cluster by ID
Have a Cluster ID (e.g. 0x0101 or 257 from a log)? Type it in to see which cluster it is and jump to its manual page. A Cluster ID is 4 bytes in full; standard clusters omit the vendor prefix 0x0000. See ID structure .
Lighting3 HVAC4 Closures3 Sensing & Measurement10 Safety & Input4 Appliances14 Media12 General6 Node Info & Configuration11 Commissioning & Security5 OTA & Diagnostics7 Energy Management3 Lighting3 On/off, brightness, color temperature, and color for lights
HVAC4 Thermostats, fans, pumps, and other climate devices
Thermostat
HVAC thermostat: temperature reading, cooling/heating setpoints, system mode, weekly schedules
ThermostatUIConfig
Thermostat display configuration: temperature unit, keypad lockout, schedule visibility
FanControl
Fan control: speed, mode, oscillation, natural wind, forward/reverse rotation
PumpConfigAndControl
Pump operation: pressure/flow/speed control modes, 17 fault event types
Closures3 Door locks, window coverings, valves, and other open/close devices
Sensing & Measurement10 Temperature, humidity, pressure, illuminance, air quality, and other environmental monitoring
TemperatureMeasurement
Temperature sensor: current temperature, measurement range, tolerance
RelativeHumidityMeasurement
Humidity sensor: current relative humidity, measurement range, tolerance
PressureMeasurement
Pressure sensor: kPa readings, extended precision mode
IlluminanceMeasurement
Illuminance sensor: log-encoded lux values, sensor type
FlowMeasurement
Flow sensor: 0.1 m³/h units, liquid/gas flow rate
OccupancySensing
Occupancy detection: PIR, ultrasonic, radar, and physical contact sensors
AirQuality
Air quality index: 7-level assessment (Good to ExtremelyPoor)
CarbonDioxideConcentrationMeasurement
CO₂ concentration measurement: ppm readings, peak/average values, level indication
Pm25ConcentrationMeasurement
PM2.5 fine particle concentration: μg/m³ readings, AQI reference
CarbonMonoxideConcentrationMeasurement
CO (carbon monoxide) concentration: safety thresholds, works with SmokeCOAlarm
Safety & Input4 Alarms, sensor configuration, and physical input devices
Appliances14 Washers, dishwashers, refrigerators, microwaves, robot vacuums, and other smart appliances
ModeSelect
Generic mode switching: vendor-defined mode lists, startup default mode
OperationalState
Generic state machine: start/pause/stop/resume, phase progress, error handling
LaundryWasherMode
Laundry washer modes: normal/quick/deep wash, derived from ModeBase
LaundryWasherControls
Laundry washer controls: spin speed selection, rinse count, used with washer mode
DishwasherMode
Dishwasher modes: normal/heavy/light, derived from ModeBase
DishwasherAlarm
Dishwasher alarms: door not closed, water supply fault, drain fault, temperature fault
RefrigeratorMode
Refrigerator modes: rapid cool/freeze, independent multi-zone control
MicrowaveOvenMode
Microwave oven modes: normal heating, defrost, derived from ModeBase
MicrowaveOvenControl
Microwave oven controls: cooking time, power level, wattage settings
RvcRunMode
Robot vacuum run modes: cleaning/mapping/idle, one of the RVC trio
RvcCleanMode
Robot vacuum clean modes: deep clean/quick sweep/quiet mode
RvcOperationalState
Robot vacuum state machine: cleaning/returning/charging/docked, GoHome command
HepaFilterMonitoring
HEPA filter monitoring: remaining life, replacement reminder, replacement product info
ActivatedCarbonFilterMonitoring
Activated carbon filter monitoring: gas/odor absorption, lifecycle tracking
General6 Device identification, grouping, scenes, binding, access control, and other cross-device capabilities
Node Info & Configuration11 Basic device info, power source, labels, localization, time, and other node-level settings
BasicInformation
Basic information: vendor name, product name, hardware/firmware version, serial number
BridgedDeviceBasicInformation
Bridged device info: Zigbee/Z-Wave devices exposed to Matter through a bridge/gateway
PowerSource
Power source status: battery level, charging state, power supply type
PowerSourceConfiguration
Power source mapping: which Endpoints provide power info, priority order
FixedLabel
Factory labels: read-only key-value pairs for device location, orientation, and other factory info
UserLabel
User labels: writable key-value pairs for custom device grouping, ownership, and other metadata
LocalizationConfiguration
Language/locale settings: BCP 47 tags, device interface language switching
TimeFormatLocalization
Time display preferences: 12/24-hour format, calendar type
UnitLocalization
Unit preferences: temperature display unit (Fahrenheit/Celsius/Kelvin)
TimeSynchronization
Time management: UTC setting, timezone/DST, NTP configuration, trusted time source
IcdManagement
Low-power devices: SIT/LIT modes, Check-In protocol, client registration
Commissioning & Security5 Device commissioning flow, certificate management, and group multicast keys
OTA & Diagnostics7 Firmware updates, device diagnostics, and network status monitoring
OtaSoftwareUpdateProvider
OTA server: firmware query, download negotiation, update confirmation
OtaSoftwareUpdateRequestor
OTA client: Provider management, update status tracking, progress reporting
GeneralDiagnostics
Device health: network interfaces, uptime, boot reasons, hardware/network faults
SoftwareDiagnostics
Software runtime: heap memory, thread stacks, high watermarks
ThreadNetworkDiagnostics
Thread network: topology role, neighbor table, route table, TX/RX counters
WiFiNetworkDiagnostics
WiFi connection: RSSI, security type, beacon loss, association failures
EthernetNetworkDiagnostics
Ethernet connection: PHY rate, full duplex, TX/RX packet counts, collisions
Energy Management3 Electrical power measurement, energy metering, and smart energy scheduling
How to Read Cluster Detail Pages Each Cluster detail page is organized as follows:
Cluster ID — the hex number in the title. It is 32-bit in full; the upper 16 bits are a vendor prefix (0x0000 for standard clusters, usually omitted). Use the lookup box above to reverse-searchOverview — What the Cluster does and which Endpoint it typically appears onAttributes — All state fields, grouped by function, with types and enum values annotatedCommands — Supported operations, with parameters and security requirements annotatedData Examples — Real device JSON data with field-by-field annotations to help you understand