I will post some follow-up articles over the coming weeks, covering how I installed our devices and what they are used for in the future but to get you started here is a simple introduction. Making a Dumb Light Smart My ‘random’ 12V wall wart from the junk box actually supplies 12.4V. Contrary to another review, I seem to have no issue being slightly above 12V. But then again, perhaps it accounted for some of the flakiness when I first powered them up before I had switched them to my home network. They have a relay that works without a neutral wire, important in the UK as most lighting switch plates are only supplied with live cable.

There are plenty of resources like the support forum and other users with lots of experience to leverage.

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In this section I will show you how to connect / wire the Shelly to the 230V mains, of course I do not guarantee that this is 100% correct and I also do not guarantee that this will work as smoothly for you. required resources The software (web server and the app) is feature-rich and it comes with REST API that can be used alongside the smart speakers (looking at you Sonoff DIY Mode). It’s great, as, unlike Sonoff devices, you can use Alexa, Google Assistant and the designated app alongside controls from Home Assistant, NodeRED and pretty much anything else that supports HTTP requests. Take extra care, you are dealing with a high voltage which is deadly. Turn off the power supply before you fit the Shelly 1. It’s Wifi based so no need for hubs or gateways. I have good wifi coverage indoors and out provided by 3 TP-Link Deco X20 and 3 Deco M5, which is capable of managing 150 network devices.

There are multiple ways to control the devices. You can use the Shelly app and cloud control, use your favourite voice assistant or you could have them on local control via other systems like Home Assistant. They also support OpenHab, iBroker, Hubitat, Homey, Domoticz and MQTT. You can make it as simple or complex as you like or need. Each device has an embedded web server.In this setting, you can enable/disable Cross-Origin Resource Sharing, CoIoT and MQTT. If you enable CoIoT, a text box will appear, where you can type in the CoIoT peer. There you can enter mcast for multicast or ip:port for unicast. A device is required when the CoIoT peer is changed. Restore last: (Button and Switch) - Configure Shelly device to Restore the last mode it was in, when it has power. Configure the actions for your device - enable, disable, add duration and URLs. This setting includes these actions: BUTTON SWITCHED ON URL, BUTTON SWITCHED OFF URL, BUTTON SHORT PRESSED URL, OUTPUT SWITCHED ON URL, OUTPUT SWITCHED OFF URL. Settings POWER ON - DEFAULT MODE

I can't get over how tiny these are and that they can switch between 125 and 12v. I did not use the original software in the device, I immediately switched over to tasmota because I have a small home win10 server that runs our cameras, so I made everything locally hosted. Naprave vklopite ali izklopite neposredno iz pametnega telefona ali tabličnega računalnika WiFi povezljivost It’s a direct competition to Sonoff Mini (review) so when it comes to these switches you have options. I have a post running these side by side for you (soon). Shelly 1 specs Shelly Uni – used in alarm control panel to give smart outputs and isolate sensors to allow remote access to garage without disarming alarm

Shelly 1 can be accessed, controlled and monitored remotely from any place where the User has internet connectivity, as long as the device is connected to a Wi-Fi router and the Internet. Detached: (Button and Switch) - Set Shelly device to be in Detached switch mode - switch is separated from the relays.

Your timezone and location will be autodetected, but you can manually change them from this setting by choosing a timezone from the drop-down menu and typing in your latitude and longitude. There is also a button Auto detect location, which will make the device automatically detect the location once again if it failed the previous time. DEVICE NAMEThis makes it an excellent choice for those looking to streamline their smart home setups by managing multiple devices with a single smart relay. Shelly 1 has an embedded Web Interface which can be used to monitor and control the device, as well as adjust its settings. Main applications LEFT: Standard lighting junction box. RIGHT: Junction box replace with Wago Connection box & Shelly 1 fitted