Main Controls
Below the Main Controls heading, observe the current Shelly Device power in Watts (W), and voltage in Volts (V).
Above the power button is a chart of the Shelly Device consumption in watt-hours (Wh) of the last 24 hours, and the Shelly Device’s current power consumption in Watts (W).
The power button ⏻ is at the bottom of this tab. Tap the power button ⏻ to turn your device On/Off. Your device is on when there is a blue ring around the power button ⏻, and is off when the ring is gray.
Notifications
If you have Shelly Device notifications, they will appear on this tab. View the number of notifications for this Shelly Device. Tap the X button in the top right corner of the notification box if you wish to delete the notification.
Charts
ConsumptionObserve a chart with the Shelly Device consumption displayed in Watt-hours (Wh). Above the consumption chart, you can select the time interval and the date from which you want data to be shown. Drag your finger/mouse across the chart to view time specific consumption measurements. Tap the blue icon to the right of the date interval, above the chart, and change the displayed chart style.Below the consumption chart are a variety of Shelly Device measurements. Observe the Eco (compared) value that gives a percentage of how much lower the consumption value is, and the total consumption value in Watt-hours (Wh). Below these measurements, observe the average, maximum and minimum consumption in Watt-hours (Wh).Tap on the expand icon in the top right corner of the Consumption rectangular box if you wish to view the chart in full screen. Tap Export .csv to download this data as a CSV file.VoltageObserve a chart with the Shelly Device maximum and minimum voltage displayed in Volts (V). Above the voltage chart, you can select the time interval and the date from which you want data to be shown. Drag your finger/mouse across the chart to view time specific voltage measurements. Tap the blue icon to the right of the date interval, above the chart, and change the displayed chart style. Below the voltage chart are a variety of Shelly Device measurements. Observe the average, maximum, and minimum Shelly Device voltage in Volts (V). Tap on the expand icon in the top right corner of the Voltage rectangular box if you wish to view the chart in full screen. Tap Export .csv to download this data as a CSV file.
Activity logObserve the recorded history of the Shelly Device events. See the date, time and type of action executed such as the Device being switched On/Off.TimerIn this tab, you can set a timer to manage the device on/off state.Choose from the following options:Auto on: Enter the number of seconds that should pass for the device to be switched on after it has been turned off. Mark the empty checkbox to enable the timer.Auto off: Enter the number of seconds that should pass for the device to be switched off after it has been turned on. Mark the empty checkbox to enable the timer.Tap Save to confirm the setting.ScheduleTap Add schedule to create a schedule. Create a weekly schedule for the day(s) and time(s) you want the corresponding device to turn On/Off automatically, or to change to a specified brightness. You may add up to 20 weekly schedules. This function requires a working connection to the Internet.Mode Selection: Select the mode as Simple or Advanced for selecting days of the week.Simple: Choose Simple mode to select day(s) of the week.Advanced: Switch to Advanced mode for more complex schedules.Choose Weekday: Select the day(s) of the week.Simple: Select the day(s) of the week.Advanced:Specific days: Tap the toggle to select specific days of the month. When inactive, this function applies to all days of the month. Set the active days of the month by tapping the desired date(s). You may also select dates using the following buttons:Select evenSelect oddInput the dates "From" and "To" that you want to set as active dates, then tap Select to choose these dates.Tap Clear to clear selected dates.Specific months: Tap the toggle to select specific months. When inactive, this function applies to all months. Select the active months using the following buttons:Select evenSelect oddInput the dates "From" and "To" that you want to set as active dates, then tap Select to choose these dates.Tap Clear to clear the selected dates.Tap Next button.Choose time interval: Select the mode as Simple or Advanced.Simple: Choose Simple mode to select a specific time or intervals based on Sunrise/Sunset. Choose from Time, Sunrise / Sunset, and set the time for the previously selected day(s):Time: Tap the up/down button, or type in a number, to set a time in hours and minutes.Sunset / Sunrise: The Shelly device may turn on/off automatically at sunrise/sunset, or at a specified time Before/After Sunrise/Sunset. Select the time in hours and minutes from the dropdown menus.Advanced: Choose Advanced mode for more complex schedules. Observe the selected times at which the schedule will be executed at the bottom of this page. Tap the toggle of the following to set them up: Hours / Minutes / Seconds. Set up each of these time units by tapping on the desired time in hours/minutes/seconds, or by clicking on the following buttons:Select evenSelect oddInput the number "From" and "To" that you want to set as the active time, then tap Select to choose these times.Tap Clear to clear the selected time.Local action: Tap + Add local action button to add up to 5 actions per schedule. Select Control Output / Toggle Output from the dropdown menu to set the type of local action. If Control Output is selected, set the action as On / Off. Mark the checkbox to flip value after the set number of seconds, and enter the number of seconds. Tap Save to save the action. Once a schedule action has been created, tap on the action if you wish to edit it, or tap the trash icon to the right of it if you wish to delete it.Schedule Details: View schedule details such as the days of the week and the time(s) at which the schedule will be executed, and the type of action.Tap Save to save the schedule.Once the schedule has been created, it will appear as a rectangular box on the main Schedule page for the Shelly Device. In this box, you can see the schedule details, such as the days of the week, actions, and times. You can enable/disable a schedule by tapping the toggle on the left of the schedule box. You can edit the schedule by tapping the edit pencil icon on the right, and delete the schedule by tapping the trash icon on the right.ActionsUse events to trigger http endpoints. You can add up to 20 web hooks. Set up the following settings, and navigate between pages by tapping Next or Back buttons. Tap Add action to create an action:Set Action Name: Type in web hook name.Active Time: Mark the checkbox to set an active time. You may leave it as the 24-hour default option or choose an active start and end time. Tap the up/down buttons, or type in a number, to set a time in hours and minutes. Set the time as AM or PM.When: Select from a variety of conditions for the button/switch.Switch onSwitch offInput onInput offRepeat When: Enter the minimum interval, in seconds, between two consecutive invocations of the webhook. Any events that trigger the webhook within the specified time interval will be automatically suppressed.Actions: Enter a URL to send the Shelly Device a command. You may add up to 5 URLs per action, which will be executed one after the other. Tap + Add URL to add another URL to execute, or tap + Add action from another device to add an action from another device. If you choose to add an action from another device, set it as a Control Output / Toggle Output local action, and set the action as On/Off. You may also add a local action.Local Actions: Tap + Add local action to create a local action. Select Control Output / Toggle Output from the dropdown menu to set the type of local action. If Control Output is selected, set the action as On / Off. Mark the checkbox to flip value after the set number of seconds, and input the number of seconds. Tap Save to save the action. Once the action has been created, tap the trash icon to the right of it if you wish to delete it.Tap Save to save the action or to save any changes made.This function requires a working connection to the Internet. Once the action has been created, it will appear as a rectangular box on the main Actions page for the Shelly Device. You can enable/disable an action by tapping the toggle to the left of the action box. You can edit the action by tapping on the edit pencil icon on the right, and delete the action by tapping the trash icon on the right.Add-on PeripheralsTap ENABLE ADD-ON to enable the add-on functionality to this Shelly Device, which requires a restart of the Shelly Device.Manage peripheralsTap Add Peripheral to add an Add-on Peripheral. Please note after adding a peripheral, the Shelly Device will reboot. Select from one of the following Add-on Peripherals:Temperature and HumidityTemperature sensorDigital InputAnalog InputVoltmeterTap the settings icon if you wish to edit your peripheral. Tap the trash icon of the add-on peripheral you wish to delete it.ActionsTap Add action to add an action for an add-on peripheral. Choose the peripheral, set the action name, active time, set up the conditions to trigger the action, and the actions to Choose Peripheral: Choose a peripheral from the dropdown menu.Set Action Name: Set the action name.Active Time: Mark the checkbox to set an active time. You may leave it as the 24-hour default option or choose an active start and end time. Tap the up/down buttons, or enter a number, to set a time in hours and minutes. Set the time as AM or PM.When: Select from a variety of conditions for the button/switch. The possible conditions will vary for each peripheral.Repeat When: Enter the minimum interval, in seconds, between two consecutive invocations of the webhook. Any events that trigger the webhook within the specified time interval will be automatically supressed.Actions: Input URL to send the Shelly Device a command. You may add up to 5 URLs per action, which will be executed one after the other. Tap + Add URL to add another URL to execute, or tap + Add action from another device to add an action from another device. If you choose to add an action from another device, set it as a Control Output / Toggle Output local action, and set the action as On/Off. You may also add a local action.Local Actions: Tap + Add local action to create a local action. Select Control Output / Toggle Output from the dropdown menu to set the type of local action. If Control Output is selected, set the action as On / Off. Mark the checkbox to flip value after the set number of seconds, and enter the number of seconds. Tap Save to save the action. Once the action has been created, tap the trash icon to the right of it if you wish to delete it.Tap Save to save the action or to save any changes made.ScriptsUse the Scripts functionality to create or import scripts.Library: Tap Open Library to view existing scripts. Tap on the desired script and tap Insert code to add the script to your Shelly Device.Create new script: Tap Create new script. A new page will appear where you can name, create, edit, and save your script. Tap the play button to run your script. Tap x to exit the script. Tap the trash icon to delete your script.For an existing script, tap the toggle of the script you wish to enable. Tap the play button of the script you wish to execute. Tap the edit pencil icon to update the script, and the trash icon to delete it.NetworksWi-FiRegister Shelly Device to connect to up to 2 different Wi-Fi networks. Either input or select the Wi-Fi network. Can select an open network, and also set a static IP address. Enable Wi-Fi 1, or Wi-Fi 2, or both at the same time. If both Wi-Fi 1 and Wi-Fi 2 are enabled, and Shelly Device disconnects from one of the networks, it will connect to the other. Tap Save to save any changes made.Access PointMark the checkbox to enable this function. Enable to configure Shelly Device to create a Wi-Fi Access Point (AP), to which you can connect. Observe the SSID. Set a password to protect your device’s access point to secure your network from unauthorized access. Mark the checkbox to set the AP to be an open network. Tap Save to save any changes made.Range extenderTap the toggle to enable the range extender.Outbound websocketMark the checkbox to enable SSL connectivity. See outbound websocket status as Connected or Disconnected. Select the type of SSL connectivity from the dropdown menu, and input the server address. Please note changing these settings requires a device reboot. Tap Save to save any changes made.RPC over UDPEnter the destination address and port. Afterwards, enter the listening port. Tap Save to save any changes made.CloudEnable to connect Shelly Device to its cloud. This allows you to control it remotely, and receive notifications and updates about your devices. Tap the toggle to enable this function.To disable the cloud connection, tap the toggle again. A confirmation prompt will appear. Tap Confirm if you're certain you want to disable the cloud connection for this device.BluetoothMark the checkbox to enable Bluetooth. Tap the toggle to enable RPC and/or Bluetooth gateway.MQTTMark the checkbox to enable MQTT. Configure the Shelly Device to execute actions via MQTT. Please note changing the MQTT settings requires a device reboot.Choose the connection type, choose from the following options:RPC status notifications over MQTTGeneric status update over MQTTSSL connectivityEnter the MQTT prefix, the desired server, and client ID.Enter the username and password.Tap Save to save any changes made.
Safety
With power metering capabilities, the Shelly Device precisely monitors your appliances power consumption.
Max Power Protection
Configure Shelly Device to turn off when power consumption reaches a set value in watts (W). Set a max power value between 0W and 4480W. Tap Save to save any changes made.
Max Voltage Protection
Configure Shelly Device to turn off when voltage reaches a set value in volts (V). Set a max voltage value between 0V and 280V. Tap Save to save any changes made.
Max Current Protection
Configure Shelly Device to turn off when the current reaches a set value in amperes (A). Set a max current value between 0A and 16A. Tap Save to save any changes made.
Overvoltage auto recovery
Tap the toggle to enable auto recovery to the state before the overvoltage happens.