Shelly 1L $24 and 1PM $29.99 Wi-Fi Smart Home Automation Modules for Lighting and Appliances + $9.99 Shipping @Oz Smart Things

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Shelly 1pm: Was $39.99 Now $29.99
The Relay Switch Shelly 1PM WiFi Module may control 1 electrical circuit up to 3.5 kW. It is intended to be mounted behind power sockets and light switches or other places with limited space. Shelly may work as a standalone device or as an accessory to another home automation controller.

https://www.ozsmartthings.com.au/collections/shelly-wifi/pro…

Shelly 1L: Was $32 Now $24
Shelly 1L Single wire WiFi-operated relay
Convert any existing wall switch into a smart switch without changing the wiring or running new cables with Shelly 1L. The first device in the world that is able to automate even the appliances wired with no neutral present. Thanks to its small size and wide range of voltage support, it's a real innovation!

https://www.ozsmartthings.com.au/collections/shelly-wifi/pro…

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  bazingaa on 31/05/2021 - 08:38

  is it Tuya compatible ?

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    AssociatedOz Smart Things @ Oz Smart Things on 31/05/2021 - 09:05

    No and that is a very good thing! These can work locally without the need for an internet connection. They also do have a cloud connection for integration with Google and Alexa

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  Aquagen on 31/05/2021 - 08:47

  Do these fit in the standard clipsal wall boxes? Used in brick wall homes

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    Dvbargain on 31/05/2021 - 09:05

    The metal boxes that GPOs fit in? Surely not, there's barely enough room for cables.

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    AssociatedOz Smart Things @ Oz Smart Things on 31/05/2021 - 09:07

    +1

    There is no standard clipsal wall box. There is wall plates. Generally, there should be enough space behind the switch in a brick home but it will depend on what switches you are using and how the switch plate was originally installed.

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  zztopgtb on 31/05/2021 - 09:07

  Can someone give a quick rundown of the differences in the Shelly models? E.g. which ones are good for what? The descriptions aren't too specific.

  Would any of them be good to put in behind a solar hot water booster switch? Can then easily schedule it to only turn on during the day to use the generated electricity from our new solar system..

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    AssociatedOz Smart Things @ Oz Smart Things on 31/05/2021 - 09:12

    Hello,

    Each Shelly device has different features but as their application is so vast it depends on your requirements which one you need. Things to consider:
    1. Voltage
    2. AC or DC
    3. Dimmable or non Dimmable
    4. Need of Power Monitoring
    5. The Load of the device you are switching in watts or amps

    If you tell me this I can advise which product will work best.

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      zztopgtb on 31/05/2021 - 09:27

      Thanks!

      I'm more looking to put these behind standard clipsal wall switches to make them smart. Some light switches so dimming would be great. I have dimmable LED's.

      I believe the switch for hot water would be a 15A? Everything else, just standard clipsal wall switches for plugs and lights I guess.

      Is there a comparison chart of different Shelly products?

      Thanks

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        AssociatedOz Smart Things @ Oz Smart Things on 31/05/2021 - 09:40

        These need to be installed by an electrician. There is no guesswork. Please ensure you consult a licensed electrician to advise and install for you. We have install partners Australia wide if you need recommendations.

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      [Deactivated] on 31/05/2021 - 12:21

      +1

      What's the difference between SHELLY 1PM WIFI MODULE and SHELLY 1 WIFI SWITCH?

      These look like they both are installed by a licensed electrician behind a normal light switch?
      They are both wifi operated, home assistant capable with scheduling.

      Can the 1PM Wifi Module be installed behind an outdoor GPO by a licensed electrician? If not are there compatible units?

      Thanks!

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        a1234my on 31/05/2021 - 18:55

        same question. Different on the select source voltage.

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  10101010101 on 31/05/2021 - 09:15

  +1

  Do these work natively with Smartthings? Or do you need to flash with Tasmota?

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  Sunny84 on 31/05/2021 - 09:33

  Can you do any deal on Shelly Dimmers?

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    AssociatedOz Smart Things @ Oz Smart Things on 31/05/2021 - 09:37

    We already have a deal of buy 10 and get 2 free.

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  st33p on 31/05/2021 - 10:00

  hi OP,

  which one will work with/to control PIR sensor.
  My idea is to switch on outdoor light say between 6 - 9 pm, then after that let the PIR sensor do it's thing.
  Also, how do I get your list of installation partner? I am located near Macquarie Park, NSW.

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  Sanny on 31/05/2021 - 10:21

  +1

  Is there a similar option that uses ZigBee?

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  howser99 on 31/05/2021 - 10:24

  Hi there, will this fit behind an architrave switch?

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  spal on 31/05/2021 - 10:37

  We are in the process of building, approaching lock up. This is something to investigate. Thank you for posting.

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    ElectrkJonesy777 on 31/05/2021 - 10:42

    +1

    We’re just approaching construction starting. After a bunch of research we’ve decided to go with the Shelly’s behind a standard Clipsal Iconic switch.

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      10101010101 on 31/05/2021 - 15:28

      Are you concerned of having a congested wifi network? Wouldn't ZigBee scale better?

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        ElectrkJonesy777 on 01/06/2021 - 09:30

        +1

        Nope, no concern at all. In our current home we have probably 50 connected devices using just the one router and we rarely see issues.

        In the new build we'll have everything hardwired (that can be), upgrade to Ubiquity hardware and have 2 or 3 AP's to get full coverage on the mobile and IoT devices.

        With Zigbee, there can be issues with different brands not communicating with each other even though the hub can communicate with individual device and I have also heard that the more Zigbee devices you add the more chance there is of delays between relays etc.

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  rx8pilot on 01/06/2021 - 11:38

  Ordered yesterday, and this morning I received an email thanking me for my business, and offering to answer any questions…just wanted to give props for some good service :). Thanks OP!