Shelly Plus 1 UL | WiFi & Bluetooth Smart Relay Switch | Home Automation | Alexa & Google Home Compatibility | iOS Android App | No Hub | Lighting Control | DIY Remote Control Garage Door (2 Pack)

Wifi based dry contact relay. Using it for a fireplace with a low voltage thermopile circuit. local timer on the device turns off after an hour so I don't melt my fireplace. Its hard to beat Shelly for simplicity, size, and functionality. Works well with Home Assistant.

Used this to control my garage door through Google Home. Very effective and easy to install if you have some basic knowledge/DIY skills. One of the best on the market for DIY smarthome stuff!

Many options to use, I'm setting lights with it, easy to install and set up. No pics as it's installed in the back.

I have some Feit Electric smart plug in relays that I had been using to turn on my family room lights in my home. They were unreliable (always loosing connection to my home router and I know the wi-fi signal was good) so I decided to try these switches (some times the Feit smart plugs work and some time they don't). I received the first two Shelly relays and had a bit of a learning curve when I started to work out how to use them. I have worked in an industrial plant about 18 years ago as an instrumentation and electrical tech so I am used to working with relays and controls. First of all, so far the Shelly relays are working OK to operate LED light under my kitchen cabinets and LED overhead kitchen lights. The first problem I had was they didn't show a set of dry relay contacts between the I and O on the switch. The second problem was trying setup the relay in the Shelly app on my phone. I am still not sure why the app ask if you want to disable the wi-fi and Blue tooth after you register the relay? The app is not very intuitive so just keep trying different setting until you get it like you want it.The schedule part of the app was also confusing. I wanted my lights to come on one hour before sunset and go off at 11PM. It took a couple of tries to understand that you must schedule each function individually and not all at once. So if you want the lights to come on at 1 hour before sunset you create one schedule for that routine and another one if you want them to go off at 11PM.I have connected the relays to my Google home app using the Google mini and so far that is working great. I can turn the lights on and off with a voice command if I want. These relays are somewhat expensive so the best option is to use one relay to control multiple lights. These worked great for my multiple LED lights under and above my kitchen cabinets. I installed one smart relay inside the wall light switch to control 5 overhead lights. In my den I had three lights that I needed to control so I used a wall box (removed the nails and installed a drop cord plug and wire into the side of the box, then installed outlet and a wall plate cover to cover everything up) and installed the Shelley switch inside to control the outlet. I then ran drop cords to the lights (led bulbs using very little power) behind the couch. It has worked out great. I simply paralleled the relay contact with the wall switch so I can either use the smart switch or the wall switch to turn on the lights. I suppose you could use the SW input on the switch to do the same thing but I felt like it would not make much difference to wire it this way.One thing you need to also remember is the password for the Shelly app. If you forget it, it's not super easy to get it reset. Remember this is a European company so it is not super easy to get things done although it is not that bad. I did get it reset but I had to go to the Shelly website, log in and reset my password.

Set this up to remotely control my light switch and holy crap. It requires a BIT more work than wrapping it out with a "smart" switch but it feels like one of those set it and forget it kinda projects.This item works delightfully, thanks shelly :)

I used the Shelly 1 Plus to add wifi to my Ghost Controls Dual Opening gate. Setup was a breeze - spliced into the 12V power coming from the battery box (connect to 12V and -) and connect the outputs on the left side of the Shelly to the COM and Cycle functions on the control box. In the Shelly App set the button to “momentary”. This takes on the same role as the doorbell bypass but control it from anywhere, even sync to Alexa! I can monitor the gate status from my Ring cameras- would be better if open and close were separate functions within the Ghost Controls panel.

Un producto fácil de instalar y configurar

Use for interesting and difficult situations and it solves problems and is quite useful. Switching on or off fans or solar inverters and anything you can imagine. Lots of uses and its cheap. Nice invention and makes automating my home or 12V applications easy.