After looking at several youtube video on smartHome I was considering to plan around a Hubitat hub for zigbee devices.
However after checking the compatibility list I see the most popular EU smart outlet (looking at Amazon) not supported: e.g.
Legrand
Schneider Electric
Bseed
Any brand offering EU zigbee power outlet supported by Hubitat I could look at ?
OSRAM Smart+ Plug, ZigBee switchable Plug for the Light Control in your Smart Home , Directly compatible with Echo Plus and Echo Show (2. Gen.), Compatible with Philips Hue Bridge https://amzn.eu/d/d3xCt5D
Oh. Is it that the compatibility list is not up to date? Or only some brands are officially supported and other aren't ? How can I know check if it indeed ZigBee 3.0?
Not sure what your point is. I said a popular EU brand. The UK is not part of the EU. The fact a brand is not distributed in the UK doesn't mean it is bad or unpopular on the continent: I lived in London for 14 years and last time I checked I still cannot find seasalt crumbly fudge in France. Yet they are lovely.
Looking more into this, it appears some European brands are compatible with home assistant or jeedom. The way I see it Hubitat seems to have started with the Anglo-Saxon market and based on Mike comments mostly been tested with Anglo-Saxon brand. Doesn't mean it is not compatible simply they haven't tested it.
You can check also this list: Custom Device Drivers (Wiki)
There are a lot of devices that are supported in Hubitat by custom drivers written and supported by community members.
My point is (as it seems I need to explain it) that despite not having access to what you say are the most popular brands in the EU, here in the UK we still manage to make Hubitat work successfully. We do that by using brands that are popular in the UK and that are also available in the EU.
I used to live in Germany for 21 years (until about 18 months ago) and ALL of the brands I've listed are available on Amazon.de, with European-style plugs, sold in Euros, shipping to Europe. And they all work with Hubitat
And when you say "a popular EU brand", you most likely mean "a Chinese brand that is popular in EU", because apart from Philips I suspect none of them are EU-based manufacturers
Once the package has been prepared by us, it will be delivered to you within an indicative time depending on your delivery area and will be delivered against signature to your home.
Schneider Electric SE is a 70bn EUR ish European player. Granted it is not as big as Siemens or GE but is is not a Chinese company
I first looked at them because they have cool no wire no battery smart switches that doesn't require you to punch the switch to work and looks like regular high end switches.