I am looking for a way to add RF433Mhz controlled switches to HomeKit. What connectivity module and software to use to do such control? I probably need a transmitter and a receiver working on 433Mhz. Do you have any experience on this topic?

If you have any idea about programming in C then I recommend it: It flies beautifully on ESP32 and older. It supports a lot, and you can add new ones if you want.

RF-link , in my opinion the gateway that supports the most devices. There is integration with HomeKit ..I don't know what and how because I don't use HoheKit. I have used it with Domoticz and HA. I also tried the Sonoff-RF gateway but I don't recommend it.

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I am looking for a way to add RF433Mhz controlled switches to HomeKit.
What connectivity module and software to use to do such control?
I probably need a transmitter and a receiver working on 433Mhz.
Do you have any experience on this topic?
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RF-link , in my opinion the gateway that supports the most devices.
http://www.rflink.nl/blog2/
There is integration with HomeKit
https://github.com/mlaurijsse/homebridge-rflink-gateway
..I don't know what and how because I don't use HoheKit.
I have used it with Domoticz and HA. I also tried the Sonoff-RF gateway but I don't recommend it.
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If you have any idea about programming in C then I recommend it:

https://github.com/1technophile/OpenMQTTGateway

It "flies" beautifully on ESP32 and older. It supports a lot, and you can add new ones if you want.
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