Shelly 2.5 Smart Relay Switch - WiFi Enabled.
The Shelly 2.5 Relay Switch is a WiFi-enabled smart home automation device that allows you to control any appliance in your home and monitor its electrical consumption from your s…
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Shelly 2.5 Relay Switch User Manual
Package Contents
- Shelly 2.5 Relay Switch
- User Manual
Installation
Warning: It is recommended to have a qualified electrician perform the installation.
- Turn off the power supply to the electrical circuit you will be working on.
- Open the built-in light switch, socket, junction, or electrical box where you want to install the Shelly 2.5.
- Connect the Shelly 2.5 Relay Switch according to the wiring diagram provided in the user manual or on the device itself.
- Secure the Shelly 2.5 Relay Switch in place, ensuring it is properly seated behind the light switch, socket, junction, or electrical box.
- Reassemble the light switch, socket, junction, or electrical box, and turn the power supply back on.
Setup and Configuration
- Download and install the Shelly app on your iOS or Android device.
- Connect your smartphone or tablet to the same Wi-Fi network as the Shelly 2.5 Relay Switch.
- Open the Shelly app and follow the on-screen instructions to add the Shelly 2.5 Relay Switch to your account.
- Configure the Shelly 2.5 Relay Switch settings, such as power metering, overconsumption and overheating protection, and roller mode, as desired.
Using the Shelly 2.5 Relay Switch
Once installed and configured, you can use the Shelly app or compatible voice assistants (such as Alexa and Google Home) to control your appliances and monitor their electrical consumption remotely.
FAQ
A: You need to use Shelly 1 because it has dry contact and can handle DC up to 24 volts.
A: These devices do work with the normal cloud apps, or can be accessed directly by browser on Android, Windows or iOS. They provide feedback to the browser to indicate their state as well.
A: Yes.
A: Yes, I have a few of the Shelly 2.5 and they can be programmed in the timer section in qty of seconds to remain ON or to remain OFF. I can program them for .5 Sec. or a number of seconds and they seem to switch at the proper time. I did not measure the .5 to see it was actually 500ms. I'm not sure about the resolution of the timer.
A: I don't see that it is supported currently.
A: Yes, but you will need some relays or extra components to accomplish this. If you are not comfortable with electronics, you should seek qualified help with this.
A: Question is unclear. Am not sure what is meant by "I/O" in this case. Should you want to determine the status of the switch (on/off), you might turn a device on or off via Shelly. Stretching from there one could use IFTTT to sense the status of the device and trigger something else. The device in question must be unique to the Shelly to avoid false indication. A kluge at best.
Frequently asked questions
Q: Can I switch 24vdc with this unit and also power the unit itself from 24vdc?
A: No, you need to use Shelly 1 because it has dry contact and can handle DC up to 24volts.
Q: Can I send on/off commands to Shelly and receive inputs via an API or my own Android application?
A: Yes, these devices work with the normal cloud apps, or can be accessed directly by a browser on Android, Windows, or iOS. They provide feedback to the browser to indicate their state as well.
Q: Can this be controlled with Alexa?
A: Yes, it is compatible with Alexa and Google Home.
Q: Can any Shelly relay be programmed so the output is momentary? I need 500ms-1000ms on and then off again.
A: Yes, you can program the Shelly 2.5 in the timer section for the quantity of seconds to remain ON or to remain OFF. It can be programmed for 0.5 seconds or a number of seconds.
Q: Will this work with SmartLife-SmartHome?
A: No, it is not currently supported.
Q: Can I use this for a DC motor and be able to reverse rotation?
A: Yes, but you will need some relays or extra components to accomplish this. If you are not comfortable with electronics, you should seek qualified help with this.
Q: Can I use this as an I/O sensor?
A: The question is unclear. If you want to determine the status of the switch (on/off), you might turn a device on or off via Shelly. You could use IFTTT to sense the status of the device and trigger something else. The device in question must be unique to the Shelly to avoid false indication.
Note: Shelly 2.5 is a compact, UL-certified WiFi smart home automation device with dual power metering that can control any appliance at home and monitor its electrical consumption via your smartphone or tablet, no matter where you are. It can control two channels independently or roller shutters up to 2x10A and can be easily fitted behind a built-in light switch, socket, junction or electrical boxes. It has built-in temperature sensors for overheating protection and can execute different actions such as turning off the current once your pre-defined limit has been reached. It can be used in roller shutter mode and has an embedded web server, making it easy to set up without the need for any additional controller or hub.
Specifications
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| Brand | Shelly |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | Allterco Robotics EOOD |
| Category | Tools & Home Improvement > Electrical > Home Automation Devices > Modules |
| Weight | 1.44 ounces |
| First Available | October 22, 2019 |
| Item Weight | 1.44 ounces |
| Package Dimensions | 2.52 x 2.52 x 1.1 inches |
| Size | 1 Pack |
| Wattage | 2.3 KW |
| Item Package Quantity | 1 |
| Certification | UL |
| Batteries Included? | No |
| Batteries Required? | No |
| ASIN | B07Z623J8Z |
| Customer Reviews | 4.5 out of 5 stars 486 ratings 4.5 out of 5 stars |
| Best Sellers Rank | #31,239 in Tools & Home Improvement |
| Date First Available | October 22, 2019 |
| Contact Type | Normally Open |
| Current Rating | 10 Amps |
| Wattage | 2.3 KW |
| Certification | UL |
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