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# Welcome to Shelly Knowledge Base!
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## [Devices](https://kb.shelly.cloud/knowledge-base/devices.md)
Learn everything you need about Shelly devices -- features, applications and specifications.
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### [Installation guides](https://kb.shelly.cloud/knowledge-base/installation-guides.md)
Learn how to install and connect your Shelly devices.
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### [Shelly Smart Control guide](https://kb.shelly.cloud/knowledge-base/shelly-smart-control-guide.md)
Find out how to manage and control your Shelly devices using the Shelly Smart Control mobile application.
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### [Web interface guides](https://kb.shelly.cloud/knowledge-base/web-interface-guides.md)
Find out how to manage and control your Shelly devices using their embedded web interface.
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### [Integrations](https://kb.shelly.cloud/knowledge-base/integrations.md)
Communication layer integrations in electronic devices enable seamless data exchange, leveraging standards like KNXnet/IP, Matter, and Modbus.
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### [Solutions](https://kb.shelly.cloud/knowledge-base/solutions.md)
Real practical examples on how to achieve specific solution with Shelly devices or technology in order to solve specific problem, create integration, etc.
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### [Use cases](https://kb.shelly.cloud/knowledge-base/use-cases-1.md)
Real examples provided from Shelly customers as their success stories.
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### [Recycling](https://kb.shelly.cloud/knowledge-base/recycling.md)
Learn how to dispose of Shelly devices, their packaging, and exhausted batteries, as well as how to recycle them.
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### [Legal](https://kb.shelly.cloud/knowledge-base/downloads.md)
Device Compliance EU Data act
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# Shelly Pro 4PM
## Short description
Shelly Pro 4PM is a DIN rail mountable four-channel smart switch with power measurement capabilities. Enhanced with all the `gen2` firmware flexibility, LAN connectivity and color graphic display, it provides professional integrators with many more options for end customer solutions. It can work standalone in a local Wi-Fi network or it can also be operated through cloud home automation services.
Shelly Pro 4PM 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.
Shelly Pro 4PM has an embedded Web Interface which can be used to monitor and control the device, as well as adjust its settings.
## Versions
* [Shelly Pro 4PM V1](https://kb.shelly.cloud/knowledge-base/shelly-pro-4pm.md)
* [Shelly Pro 4PM V2](https://kb.shelly.cloud/knowledge-base/shelly-pro-4pm-v2.md)
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# 5-Terminal Add-on
## Device image(s)
## Device identification
Device name: **5-Terminal Add-on (Accessory for The Pill by Shelly)**
Device model: **N/A**
## Short description
Versatile addon, exposing The Pill hardware capabilities. Providing terminals for 3 Input/Outputs (3.3V logic-levels) and 5V power with GND reference, the Add-on makes The Pill ready to use for logic-levels Digital Input / Digital outputs, Analog input (range 0-2.5V) or Temperature Sensors (DS18B20, DHT22).
## Device electrical interfaces
### Inputs
* 1 multi-purpose Input/Output: configurable for sensors (DS18B20, DHT22), Analog input (0-2.5 V) or Digital Input/Output - **IO1**
* 2 Digital Input/Outputs (logic-level 3.3 V) - **IO2, IO3**
### Power
Optional Power terminals - 5V, GND
### Add-on interface
Add-on Interface connector forThe Pill by Shelly
## Detailed inputs and outputs description
| **Symbol** | **Description** | **Usage** |
|------------|---------------------------------|------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|
| 5V | 5V Power | Power output for connected sensors or 5V Power for The Pill |
| IO1 | Input/Output (logic-level 3.3V) | Configurable for: DS18B20, DHT22, Analog Input (0-2.5V), Digital Input or Digital Output |
| IO2 | Input/Output (logic-level 3.3V) | Configurable for: Digital Input or Digital Output |
| IO3 | Input/Output (logic-level 3.3V) | Configurable for: Digital Input or Digital Output |
| GND | Ground | Ground for reference for connected sensors or 0V for Power supply for The Pill |
## Specifications
|------------------------------|-------------------------------|
| **Physical** ||
| Size (HxWxD): | 44 mm x 23 mm x 10mm |
| Weight: | 23 g |
| Cable length: | 24 cm |
| Wire colors: | Black |
| Shell color: | black |
| **Environmental** ||
| Ambient working temperature: | 0 to 40 °C / 32 to 105°F |
| Storage temperature: | -20°C to 40°C / -5°F to 105°F |
| Humidity: | 30 % to 70 % RH |
| Max. altitude: | 2000 m / 6562 ft |
## Basic wiring diagrams
## Declaration of conformity
* [Shelly 5-Terminal Add-on multilingual EU declaration of conformity 249 2025-12-08.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_3b6e6b01a842379d41caee4ee06ee4e31c411c40822acb22252e4660aa12c85d/Shelly%25205-Terminal%2520Add-on%2520multilingual%2520EU%2520declaration%2520of%2520conformity%2520249%25202025-12-08.pdf.md?cb=9e545cfccf61a210afacdeccbf4b0d49)
* [Shelly 5-Terminal Add-on UKCA declaration of conformity 3032 2025-12-08.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_27433341220c63c4c8ed049611d1685ca0d6d50b0ca2d196ae10d0cccabba224/Shelly%25205-Terminal%2520Add-on%2520UKCA%2520declaration%2520of%2520conformity%25203032%25202025-12-08.pdf.md?cb=7ae998a83cfde97cf6e24651346c886d)
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# Accessories
Find out information about the accessories we offer for the Shelly devices.
* [Shelly 2-Output Power Base for Wall Display](https://kb.shelly.cloud/knowledge-base/shelly-2-output-power-base-for-wall-display.md)
* [Shelly Bypass](https://kb.shelly.cloud/knowledge-base/shelly-bypass.md)
* [Shelly Wall Switch (1, 2 and 4)](https://kb.shelly.cloud/knowledge-base/shelly-wall-switch-1-2-and-4.md)
* [RC Snubber](https://kb.shelly.cloud/knowledge-base/rc-snubber.md)
* [Shelly Wall Display Stand](https://kb.shelly.cloud/knowledge-base/shelly-wall-display-stand.md)
* [Shelly Bypass for 1L/2L Gen3](https://kb.shelly.cloud/knowledge-base/shelly-bypass-for-1l-2l-gen3.md)
* [Shelly Bypass for Dimmer](https://kb.shelly.cloud/knowledge-base/shelly-bypass-for-dimmer.md)
* [Shelly USB Charger for Wall Display Stand](https://kb.shelly.cloud/knowledge-base/shelly-usb-charger-for-wall-display-stand.md)
* [Shelly Socket for Wall Display Stand](https://kb.shelly.cloud/knowledge-base/shelly-socket-for-wall-display-stand.md)
* [Shelly 1-Channel Decoupler 120V / Shelly 4-Channel Decoupler 120V](https://kb.shelly.cloud/knowledge-base/shelly-1-channel-decoupler-120v-shelly-4-channel-decoupler-120v.md)
* [Shelly 1-Channel Decoupler 230V / Shelly 4-Channel Decoupler 230V](https://kb.shelly.cloud/knowledge-base/shelly-1-channel-decoupler-230v-shelly-4-channel-decoupler-230v.md)
* [Temperature sensor DS18B20 - 3.5mm jack](https://kb.shelly.cloud/knowledge-base/temperature-sensor-ds18b20-3-5mm-jack.md)
* [Splitter 1 to 5 - 3.5mm Jack](https://kb.shelly.cloud/knowledge-base/splitter-1-to-5-3-5mm-jack.md)
* [5-Terminal Add-on](https://kb.shelly.cloud/knowledge-base/5-terminal-add-on.md)
* [SSR Add-on](https://kb.shelly.cloud/knowledge-base/ssr-add-on.md)
* [Analog 0-30V Add-on](https://kb.shelly.cloud/knowledge-base/analog-0-30v-add-on.md)
* [Cable Bracket](https://kb.shelly.cloud/knowledge-base/cable-bracket.md)
* [Shelly Button Add-on](https://kb.shelly.cloud/knowledge-base/shelly-button-add-on.md)
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# Account Registration
## Create account
When you open the Shelly Smart Control for the first time, tap on the **Create a new account** button at the bottom of the page.
1. Enter your email and the password you want to use.
2. Select your region from the list in the dropdown menu.
3. Read the Terms and Conditions, and then mark the checkbox to agree.
4. Read the Privacy Policy, and mark the checkbox to confirm you are aware of how your personal data is processed for the purpose of registration and the use of the app.
5. Tap the last checkbox if you want to receive exclusive deals and the latest information about Shelly products and services.
6. Tap the **Sign up** button to register.
Once you have registered, reopen the Shelly Smart Control app to sign in. Enter your email and password, and tap the **Sign in** button.
## First Sign-in
Upon your first sign-in, you are prompted to:
* **Review Privacy Policy**
* **Review General Terms and Conditions**
If you opt do it later, you are redirected to the app where you have to validate your e-mail.
### Validate your email
1. Tap the **Request confirmation code** button. A confirmation code will be sent to your email.
2. Enter the confirmation code and tap the **Confirm email** button.
Your email is now confirmed.
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# Adapters for Shelly BLU Wall Switch 4
* [Gira-Merten adapters installation guide.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_ef227c62635234cfae64382f3a31171550f2e1042bc280438d1f69df287bb1f8/Gira-Merten%2520adapters%2520installation%2520guide.pdf.md?cb=36ffc9a5553520c3f5e799ef483b2ac4)
* [Busch-Jaeger adapters installation guide.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_d6360c5d6f26ca653d3648d3b8682cbed6bd698f9848552f0bed0ee43ed13970/Busch-Jaeger%2520adapters%2520installation%2520guide.pdf.md?cb=7277dce7c992c5d61373e16c01480045)
* [Legrand-Shelly adapters installation guide.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_28338c5af36bb34477149f33d23e897efba0d57bc84ac996321f4fef581170d3/Legrand-Shelly%2520adapters%2520installation%2520guide.pdf.md?cb=d7d10a6d76569733a301ecf92abf25b2)
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# Add new device
You can add a device to Shelly Smart Control by using one of the following ways:
* [Add via Bluetooth](https://kb.shelly.cloud/knowledge-base/add-via-bluetooth.md)
* [Add via Wi-Fi (AP scan)](https://kb.shelly.cloud/knowledge-base/add-via-wi-fi-ap-scan.md)
* [Add via Scan network](https://kb.shelly.cloud/knowledge-base/add-via-scan-network.md)
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# Add-ons
* [Shelly LoRa Add-on](https://kb.shelly.cloud/knowledge-base/shelly-lora-add-on.md)
* [Shelly Plus Add-on](https://kb.shelly.cloud/knowledge-base/shelly-plus-add-on.md)
* [Shelly Pro 3EM Switch Add-on](https://kb.shelly.cloud/knowledge-base/shelly-pro-3em-switch-add-on.md)
* [Shelly Pro Sensor Add-on](https://kb.shelly.cloud/knowledge-base/shelly-pro-sensor-add-on.md)
* [Shelly Pro LoRa Add-on](https://kb.shelly.cloud/knowledge-base/shelly-pro-lora-add-on.md)
* [Shelly Pro Modbus Add-on](https://kb.shelly.cloud/knowledge-base/shelly-pro-modbus-add-on.md)
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# Add via Bluetooth
**IMPORTANT** : After you power on your Shelly device, its access point and Bluetooth connectivity remain active for 15 minutes. You can connect your device to the Shelly Smart Control application during this time frame. To reactivate the access point after the time frame, follow the instructions in the device's user guide: [Knowledge Base Devices](https://kb.shelly.cloud/knowledge-base/devices.md)
## Prerequisites
* **Shelly Smart Control** appinstalled on your mobile device
* **Active account** in Shelly cloud. For more information on how to create an account, go to [Account registration](https://kb.shelly.cloud/knowledge-base/account-registration.md).
* **Bluetooth connectivity** enabled on your mobile device
* Granted **Permission**for Shelly Smart Control to use Bluetooth
## Adding devices via Bluetooth
1. In your **Shelly Smart Control** application, tap the **Add Device** button or the plus sign *(Fig. 1)*.
Fig. 1
2. Select the **Add via Bluetooth** option*(Fig. 2)*.
Fig. 2
3. In the next screen, select the device that you want to add and tap **Next**.
4. Enter your Wi-Fi credentials to add the device to your network and tap **+ Add device** (*Fig. 3)*.
Fig. 3
5. Wait until your application finds the device. Be aware that it might take a few minutes. Once the process is complete, a success message appears.
6. Enter the device name and select its picture. Enter a clear and unique name to ensure that you can easily identify the device in the application.
7. Choose from the following options to proceed:
* From the list of existing rooms, select the room where you want to place the device, or find it by entering its name in the **Search** bar.
* Create a new room by tapping **+ Add room**.
8. Tap **Save**. The device is added to the application.
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# Add via Scan network
Use this option to add the device if it is within your local Wi-Fi network but not in your cloud account.
## Prerequisites
* **Shelly Smart Control**app installed on your mobile device
* **Active account** in Shelly cloud. For more information on how to create an account, go to [Account registration](https://kb.shelly.cloud/knowledge-base/account-registration.md).
## Adding devices via Scan network
1. In your Shelly Smart Control application, tap the **Add Device** button or the plus sign *(Fig. 1)*.
Fig. 1
2. Select the **Scan network** option*(Fig. 2)*.
Fig. 2
3. Select the device from the list with all available devices within your local Wi-Fi network. You can also find the device by its IP address:
* Tap the **Add by IP** button.
* Enter the IP address.
* Tap **Check device** andselect the device that you want to include.
4. Tap **Add device**.
5. Enter the device name and select its picture. Enter a clear and unique name to ensure that you can easily identify the device in the application.
6. Choose from the following options to proceed:
* From the list of existing rooms, select the room where you want to place the device, or find it by entering its name in the **Search** bar.
* Create a new room by tapping **+ Add room**.
8. Tap **Save**. The device is added to the application.
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# Add via Wi-Fi (AP scan)
**IMPORTANT** : After you power on your Shelly device, its access point and Bluetooth connectivity remain active for 15 minutes. You can connect your device to the Shelly Smart Control application during this time frame. To reactivate the access point after the time frame, follow the instructions in the device's user guide: [Knowledge Base Devices](https://kb.shelly.cloud/knowledge-base/devices.md)
## Prerequisites
* **Shelly Smart Control**app installed on your mobile device
* **Active account** in Shelly cloud. For more information on how to create an account, go to [Account registration](https://kb.shelly.cloud/knowledge-base/account-registration.md).
* **Active access point (AP)** of the device
## Adding devices via Wi-Fi (AP scan)
1. In your **Shelly Smart Control** application, tap the **Add Device** button or the plus sign *(Fig. 1)*.
Fig. 1
2. Select the **Add via Wi-Fi (AP scan)** option*(Fig. 2)*.
Fig. 2
3. In the next screen, select the device that you want to add and tap **Next**.
4. Enter your Wi-Fi credentials to add the device to your network and tap **+ Add device** *(Fig. 3)*.
Fig. 3
5. Wait until your application finds the device you want to add. Be aware that it might take a few minutes. Once the process is complete, a success message appears.
**NOTE** : The Wi-Fi access point will be disabled after inclusion to secure the access to your devices. You can re-enable them and set an access point password in the device settings \> **Networks** tab.
6. Enter the device name and select its picture. Enter a clear and unique name to ensure that you can easily identify the device in the application.
7. Choose from the following options to proceed:
* From the list of existing rooms, select the room where you want to place the device, or find it by entering its name in the **Search** bar.
* Create a new room by tapping**+ Add room**.
8. Tap **Save**. The device is added to the application.
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# Allgemeine Konfiguration
## Shelly Geräte für die KNX-Kommunikation konfigurieren
Eine ++eindeutige++ `Individual Address` muss, gemäß dem **X.Y.Z**-Format wie im KNX-Standard angegeben, zugewiesen werden:
* **X (Bereich)**: Ein 4-Bit-Wert (0--15).
* Ab Firmware **1.6.0** sind alle Werte (0--15) gültig.
* In **früheren Firmware-Versionen** sind nur die Werte **1--11** erlaubt; **0, 12, 13, 14, und 15** können nicht verwendet werden.
* **Y (Linie)**: Ein 4-Bit-Wert (0--15).
* In Firmware-Versionen **vor 1.6.0** , ist **0** nicht erlaubt.
* **Z (Gerät)**: Ein 8-Bit-Wert (1--255).
* **0** ist kein gültiger Wert.
In einem klassischen KNX-Netzwerk können Geräte nur mit anderen Geräten auf derselben „Linie" kommunizieren, weshalb die individuelle Adresse essenziell ist. Shelly Geräte können jedoch mit Geräten in allen „Bereichen" und auf allen „Linien" des Systems kommunizieren. Daher ist es wichtig, die Adressen korrekt zu konfigurieren, um Adresskonflikte mit anderen Geräten zu vermeiden und die KNX-Systemrichtlinien einzuhalten.
Um mit den Geräten auf dem KNX-Bus zu kommunizieren, muss ein Client eine Verbindung zur IP-Schnittstelle herstellen.
Um den KNX-Bus mit einem IP-Netzwerk zu erweitern, muss eine KNX-IP-Schnittstelle mit dem Bus verbunden werden. Diese IP-Schnittstelle fungiert als KNXnet/IP-Server. Der Server wartet auf Verbindungen über UDP (optional auch TCP).
Nur den unterstützten Komponenten können `Group addresses` zugewiesen werden. Die korrekte Funktion der zugewiesenen Kommunikationsobjekte zu ihren `Group addresses` liegt in der Verantwortung des KNX-Integrators.
Es werden nur `Group addresses` mit einer *dreistufigen* Struktur unterstützt, also A/B/C, wobei:
* 0 **≥** **A** **≤** 31
* 0 **≥** **B** **≤** 7
* 0 **≥** **C** **≤** 255
Eine `Group address` ++darf nicht++ *Null* sein, d.h. 0/0/0 ist nicht zulässig!
Shelly unterstützt ++keine++ virtuellen `Group addresses` , d.h. **A** \> 31!
### Allgemeine Konfiguration
Damit die KNX-Funktionalität auf einem Shelly-Gerät korrekt funktioniert, müssen alle Felder in diesem allgemeinen Konfigurationsabschnitt korrekt ausgefüllt werden - Das Kontrollkästchen `Enable` muss angekreuzt sein, die `Individual address` muss ausgefüllt sein und die `Multicast address` muss mit der Konfiguration des KNX IP-Routers / KNX-Servers übereinstimmen.
#### Schritt 1 - KNX-Einstellungsseite
Rufe die eingebetteten Weboberfläche Deines Shelly Geräts auf. Die Oberfläche ist bei allen Geräten identisch, die Firmware-Unterstützung für KNXnet/IP haben. Wähle im Menü auf der linken Seite "KNX" aus und klicke darauf.
Hinweis: Die KNX-Funktionalität und ihre Einstellungen sind NUR über die integrierte Weboberfläche des Shelly Geräts zugänglich!
Allgemeine Einstellungen von KNX
#### Schritt 2 - KNX-Funktion aktivieren
Wähle das Kontrollkästchen `Enable` aus und klicke die Schaltfläche `Save settings`. Nach dem Aktivieren der Funktion werden die restlichen Konfigurationseinstellungen, die sich auf KNX beziehen, zur Bearbeitung freigegeben.
#### Schritt 3 - KNX-Individual-Adresse festlegen
Im Feld `Individual address` (physische Adresse) kannst Du die Individualadresse des Geräts ändern, die für die Kommunikation mit anderen Geräten im KNX-Netzwerk verwendet wird. Im gezeigten Beispiel lautet die Individualadresse unseres Geräts 1.1.11.
#### Schritt 4 - KNX-Multicast-Einstellungen festlegen
Öffne die Multicast-Konfiguration in Deinem KNXnet/IP-Server oder Gateway. Suche die Einstellung für die Multicast-IP-Adresse und konfiguriere das Shelly Gerät mit derselben Adresse. In diesem Feld musst Du die IP-Adresse und die Kommunikationsporteinstellungen für die Multicast-Adresse eingeben, damit sie mit der Einstellung im KNXnet/IP-Gateway übereinstimmen.
* `Address` - Feld zum Eingeben der Multicast-IP-Adresse.
Standardadresse ist ***224.0.23.12***
* `Port` - Feld zum Eingeben des Multicast-Ports.
Standardport ist ***3671***
In den meisten Fällen werden die standardmäßigen Multicast-Kommunikationseinstellungen verwendet.
Multicast settings on Schneider Electric's Wiser for KNX
#### Schritt 5 - Speichern und neu starten
Wenn alle notwendigen Daten in die entsprechenden Felder eingegeben wurden, klicke auf die Schaltfläche `Save settings`, um alle Änderungen im Tab `General configuration` zu übernehmen.
Nach erfolgreichem Speichern wird für kurze Zeit eine Bestätigung in Grün angezeigt..
Jedes Mal, wenn auf dieser Seite eine Änderung vorgenommen wurde, ist ein Neustart des Geräts erforderlich.
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# Amazon-compatible devices
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# Analog 0-30V Add-on
## Device image(s)
## Device identification
Device name: **Analog 0-30V Add-on (Accessory for The Pill by Shelly)**
Device model: **N/A**
## Short description
Measures analog sensors and DC voltages up to 30V.
Extends the voltage measuring range of The Pill for analog sensors and batteries with voltages up to 30V. Suitable for the most popular analog sensors (0-5V) or battery measurement (4.2V, 12V, 24V).
**Requires:** 5-Terminal Add-on for connection with The Pill
## Main features
**Voltage measurement range 0-30V:**Extends the voltage measuring range of The Pill for measuring analog sensors and batteries.
## Device electrical interfaces
### Inputs
* 1 Analog Input - **AN**
* 2 Digital Input/Outputs (logic-level 3.3 V) - IO2, IO3
### Power
Optional Power terminals - 5V, GND
### Addon interface
Interface connector for*5-Terminal Add-on* for connection with The Pill
## Detailed inputs and outputs description
| **Symbol** | **Description** | **Usage** |
|------------|---------------------------------|--------------------------------------------------------|
| GND | Ground | Reference ground for connected sensors or power supply |
| AN | Analog Input: 0 - 30 V | Measurement of the connected analog sensor or battery |
| IO2 | Input/Output (logic-level 3.3V) | Configurable for: Digital Input or Digital Output |
| IO3 | Input/Output (logic-level 3.3V) | Configurable for: Digital Input or Digital Output |
| 5V | 5V Power | Power output for sensor or 5V Power for The Pill |
## Specifications
|------------------------------------|----------------------------------------------------------------|
| **Physical** ||
| Size (HxWxD): | 36.5 mm x 26.5 mm x 11.5 mm |
| Weight: | 8 g |
| Shell color: | Black |
| **Environmental** ||
| Ambient working temperature: | 0 to 40 °C / 32 to 105°F |
| Storage temperature: | -20°C to 40°C / -5°F to 105°F |
| Humidity: | 30 % to 70 % RH |
| Max. altitude: | 2000 m / 6562 ft |
| **Sensors, meters** ||
| Voltmeter range (DC) | 0 V - 30 V |
| Voltmeter accuracy: | ±(2% + 5d) |
| **Input circuits ratings** ||
| Digital inputs triggering voltage: | Active **LOW**; Trigger low: \< 0.83 V Trigger high: \> 2.48 V |
| Digital inputs max. voltage | 3.3 V |
| **Output circuits ratings** ||
| Max. switching voltage: | 3.3 V (logic-level) |
| Max. switching current: | 20 mA |
## Basic wiring diagrams
## Declaration of conformity
* [Shelly Analog 0 - 30V Add-on UKCA declaration of conformity 3032 2025-12-08.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_8751aae9df69d230c0c8594edf95f3003a61c9e69b8ed08c36546ce1fe988402/Shelly%2520Analog%25200%2520-%252030V%2520Add-on%2520UKCA%2520declaration%2520of%2520conformity%25203032%25202025-12-08.pdf.md?cb=d99fab392822fae5e7d0403121d32bd4)
* [Shelly Analog 0 - 30V Add-on multilingual EU declaration of conformity 251 2025-12-08.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_51538c43fc6c4dd704f894bef4af05860aa373ebce53c6187b11dbe2af94f9d5/Shelly%2520Analog%25200%2520-%252030V%2520Add-on%2520multilingual%2520EU%2520declaration%2520of%2520conformity%2520251%25202025-12-08.pdf.md?cb=08596879b951534d74eabd73bb86f11a)
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# Anwendungsbeispiele
* [Büroumgestaltung und Versetzen von Trennwänden](https://kb.shelly.cloud/knowledge-base/buroumgestaltung-und-versetzen-von-trennwanden.md)
* [Integration von Shelly- und Shelly PRO-Geräten in eine bestehende KNX-Infrastruktur](https://kb.shelly.cloud/knowledge-base/integration-von-shelly-und-shelly-pro-geraten-in-e.md)
* [Den Shelly DALI Dimmer verwenden, um eine bestehende KNX-Installation zu erweitern](https://kb.shelly.cloud/knowledge-base/den-shelly-dali-dimmer-verwenden-um-eine-bestehend.md)
* [Verwendung von kabellosen Shelly BLU Bewegungssensoren im KNX-Netzwerk](https://kb.shelly.cloud/knowledge-base/verwendung-von-kabellosen-shelly-blu-bewegungssens.md)
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# Automatically Reduce Bedroom Brightness at Night Using Schedules
## Use Case: Automatically Reduce Bedroom Brightness at Night
### What this setup does
Changes brightness at specific times using Schedules, making lights softer during nighttime.
### Best for
* Bedrooms
* Children's rooms
* Ambient evening lighting
*** ** * ** ***
## Before You Begin
* Shelly Dimmer Gen3 configured and connected to Wi-Fi
* Compatible dimmable lighting installed
*** ** * ** ***
## Step 1: Configure Transition Time
Open:
**Light → Settings**
Set:
* Transition Duration = 3 s
This creates smooth brightness changes.
*** ** * ** ***
## Step 2: Create Evening Schedule
Open:
**Schedules**
Create:
### Trigger
Select time and days of the week, for example: 22:00 every day.
### Action
Set:
* Brightness = 25%
*** ** * ** ***
## Step 3: Create Morning Schedule
Create another schedule:
### Trigger
07:00 every day (for example)
### Action
Set:
* Brightness = 80%
*** ** * ** ***
## Why Use Schedules?
Schedules are simple and easy to maintain.
Scripts are unnecessary for fixed daily routines.
Additionally, schedules can be used to follow sunrise and sunset.
*** ** * ** ***
## Common Problems
### Brightness changes too abruptly
Open:
**Light → Settings**
Increase:
Transition Duration
*** ** * ** ***
### LEDs flicker at low brightness
Open:
**Light → Settings**
Increase:
Minimum Brightness
until flickering disappears.
*** ** * ** ***
## Advanced Option
Scripts can be used to:
* Create gradual multi-step transitions
* Change brightness dynamically
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# Automatically Turn Off Coffee Machines and Other Devices After One Hour Using Shelly 1PM Gen4
## Use Case: Automatically Turn Off a Coffee Machine After One Hour
### What this setup does
Prevents the coffee machine from staying on indefinitely by using the built-in Auto Off timer.
### Best for
* Coffee machines
* Irons
* Portable heaters
* Curling irons
*** ** * ** ***
## Before You Begin
* Shelly 1PM Gen4 installed
* Device connected to Wi-Fi
*** ** * ** ***
## Step 1: Configure Auto Off
Open:
**Output → Timer**
Enable:
### Auto OFF
Set:
3600 seconds
Whenever the relay turns on, a one-hour countdown starts.
*** ** * ** ***
## Step 2: Verify Power Consumption
Open:
**Home**
Monitor:
* Active Power
* Voltage
This helps confirm normal operation.
*** ** * ** ***
## Optional: Trigger an External Service
Open:
**Output → Actions**
Create:
### Event
Switch turned OFF
### Action
Send an HTTP request to:
* Home Assistant
* Node-RED
* IFTTT
* Pushover
* Another Shelly device
Example:
http://192.168.1.50/rpc/Switch.Set?id=0&on=true
This request turns on another Shelly device when the event occurs.
*** ** * ** ***
## Common Problems
### Device switches off too quickly
Open:
**Switch → Timer**
Verify the Auto OFF value is in seconds.
*** ** * ** ***
### Wall switch behavior feels incorrect
Open:
**Input/Output Settings**
Select the proper Input Mode:
* Toggle switch
* Momentary switch
* Edge switch
according to your wiring.
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# Before You Go Solar: Why Knowing Your Actual Usage Changes Everything
## You've Been Thinking About Solar. Now What?
Getting a solar panel quote is harder than it should be. You call a few installers, they ask for your electricity bill, and a week later you get back three different system sizes at three different prices --- with no clear explanation of why they differ.
The honest answer is that most quotes are educated guesses. Your monthly bill tells installers roughly how much electricity you use, but not *when* you use it, how high your peaks get, or how your usage changes between weekdays and weekends. All of that matters enormously when designing a system that actually fits your home.
There is a better way to start.
## Understand Your Home First
The Shelly Pro 3EM is a small device that clips onto your electricity meter --- no rewiring, no disruption. Once it is set up, it records how much electricity your home uses every single minute and stores that data in the cloud. After a few weeks, you have a detailed picture of your electricity habits that no bill can provide.
Here is what that looks like in practice:
* **When do you use the most power?** Morning showers, evening cooking, overnight EV charging --- these show up clearly and tell you whether a battery would actually be worth having.
* **What is your base load?** The electricity your home uses when everyone is asleep. This sets the minimum battery size needed to keep you going through the night.
* **How different are your weekends?** If you work from home on some days, your pattern looks very different from when the house is empty. A properly sized system accounts for this.
## What You Can Do with This Information
Once you have your usage data, you are in a much stronger position:
* **Get quotes based on your actual needs** --- not on a rough estimate from a bill. Any competent installer can take your data and produce a precise system design.
* **Compare quotes fairly** --- when all installers are working from the same numbers, differences in proposals become much clearer to evaluate.
* **Decide between system types** --- a small plug-in balcony system might cover a meaningful portion of your daytime usage. A full home system with battery backup is a bigger investment but could eliminate most of your grid dependence. Your usage data tells you which makes sense.
* **Keep the device** --- after your solar system is installed, the Shelly Pro 3EM can stay and continue showing you exactly how much solar you are generating versus what you are pulling from the grid.
## Is Solar Right for Me?
That depends on your situation, but real data helps you find out honestly. Some things to consider:
| Question | What the data tells you |
|-----------------------------------------|---------------------------------------------|
| Will I use the solar when it generates? | Daytime usage patterns |
| Do I need a battery? | Evening and overnight usage |
| How big should the system be? | Daily totals and peak loads |
| How quickly will it pay back? | Actual consumption vs. estimated generation |
## Getting Started
The profiling kit --- the Shelly Pro 3EM device plus a Shelly Premium cloud subscription --- is all you need. Setup takes about 20 minutes and can be done by any electrician. After two to four weeks of data collection, you will have everything you need to make an informed decision about solar --- on your terms, not on an installer's estimate.
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# BLE Devices
* [Shelly BLU Gateway Gen3 web interface guide](https://kb.shelly.cloud/knowledge-base/shelly-blu-gateway-gen3-web-interface-guide.md)
* [Shelly BLU Assistant web interface guide](https://kb.shelly.cloud/knowledge-base/shelly-blu-assistant-web-interface-guide.md)
* [Shelly BLU H\&T Display ZB web interface guide](https://kb.shelly.cloud/knowledge-base/shelly-blu-h-t-display-zb-web-interface-guide.md)
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# Bundles
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# Büroumgestaltung und Versetzen von Trennwänden
## Einleitung
Der Shelly I4 ist ein smartes WLAN-Gerät mit vier Eingängen, das eine einfache Nachrüstung bestehender Räume ermöglicht.
Der Shelly Wall Switch 4 und Plus i4 kann sowohl für Nachrüstinstallationen als auch für neue Installationen verwendet werden.
|  |  |
|-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|
Montage
| **Shelly Wall Switch 4** | **Shelly Plus i4** |
|------------------------------|-----------------------|
| Taste 1 (Taste oben links) | Input 0 (Klemme SW1) |
| Taste 2 (Taste oben rechts) | Input 1 (Klemme SW2 ) |
| Taste 3 (Taste unten links) | Input 2 (Klemme SW3) |
| Taste 4 (Taste unten rechts) | Input 3 (Klemme SW4) |
## Beschreibung des Beispiels
Der folgende Anwendungsfall kann genutzt werden, wenn ein Büro auf eine größere Fläche erweitert wird.
Nehmen wir an, dass Firma A, die Büro A nutzt, ihre Fläche erweitern muss und das benachbarte Büro (Büro B) gekauft hat. Vorher hatten beide Büros eine unabhängige Steuerung ihrer Beleuchtungskreise, die jetzt zu einer gemeinsamen Steuerung zusammengeführt werden müssen. Darüber hinaus verwendet Büro A ein intelligentes Beleuchtungssteuerungssystem mit KNX-Geräten, während Büro B herkömmliche elektrische Verkabelung verwendet. Der wesentliche Unterschied zwischen den beiden Steuerungsmethoden liegt in der Organisation der Verkabelung.
### Bestehende Installation
Das Beleuchtungssteuerungsdiagramm der bestehenden elektrischen Installationen in beiden Büros ist in Abbildung 1 dargestellt.
Verteilerschränke sind nicht dargestellt.
Die Steuerung und die Gruppenadressen des KNX-Systems sind in grüner Farbe dargestellt. Gelb repräsentiert die Steuerung der herkömmlichen elektrischen Installation.
| **Legende Büro A** |||||
|---------------|--------------------------------|---------------|-----------------------|------------------|
| *Name* | *Beschreibung* | *Verkabelung* | *Steuerung* | *Gruppenadresse* |
| L1A | Beleuchtungskreis 1 | KNX | 4-fach Taster / Btn 1 | 1/1/1 \& 1/2/1 |
| L2A | Beleuchtungskreis 2 | KNX | 4-fach Taster / Btn 2 | 1/1/2 \& 1/2/2 |
| L3A | Beleuchtungskreis 3 | KNX | 4-fach Taster / Btn 3 | 1/1/3 \& 1/2/3 |
| L1A, L2A, L3A | Alle Stromkreise ausgeschaltet | KNX | 4-fach Taster / Btn 4 | 0/0/1 |
| **Legende Büro B** ||||
|--------|---------------------|---------------|----------------|
| *Name* | *Beschreibung* | *Verkabelung* | *Steuerung* |
| L1B | Beleuchtungskreis 1 | Standard | Wall switch S1 |
| L2B | Beleuchtungskreis 2 | Standard | Wall switch S2 |
| L3B | Beleuchtungskreis 3 | Standard | Wall switch S3 |
### Neue Installation
Nach der Erweiterung um die zusätzliche Fläche von Büro B möchte Firma A alle Beleuchtungskreise so steuern, als wäre keine Erweiterung erfolgt. Die KNX-Installation bietet diese einfache und zentrale Steuerung, allerdings zu erheblichen Kosten -- aufgrund spezieller Verkabelung und teurer Geräte.
Wie oben erwähnt, erfordert KNX eine spezielle Verkabelung, bei der alle Steuerungsmöglichkeiten im Verteilerschrank konzentriert sind, im Gegensatz zur herkömmlichen elektrischen Installation, bei der die Steuerung über den installierten Wandschalter erfolgt. Diese Unterschiede in den elektrischen Installationen machen die Migration zu KNX sehr kostspielig, nicht nur wegen der hohen Kosten der KNX-Geräte, sondern auch wegen der Notwendigkeit, die elektrische Verkabelung neu zu arrangieren.
Shelly Geräte ermöglichen eine einfache Installation in fast jeder Situation, was sie perfekt für diesen Anwendungsfall macht.
Die untenstehende Zeichnung zeigt, was wir durch einfaches Hinzufügen von Shelly Geräten und ++ohne zusätzliche Verkabelung++ erreichen können!
In der Zeichnung zeigt die blaue Farbe die Steuerungsmöglichkeiten durch Shelly-Geräte unter Verwendung der KNX-Integration. Durch die Nutzung der bereits für die bestehende Installation in Büro A programmierten KNX- `Group address` erreichen wir die vollständige Kontrolle aller Beleuchtungskreise im Raum, was in lila dargestellt ist.
### Shelly + KNX Einstellungen
Die folgende Tabelle geht von einem weit verbreiteten Fall von Beleuchtungskreisen aus, die gemäß den Anforderungen an den Schutz in Wohn- und Gewerbegebäuden weltweit implementiert sind. In Europa sind solche Kreise üblicherweise durch 6A bis 10A Typ B LS-Schalter oder 6A bis 10A/30mA RCBOs (LS-Schalter Typ B und RCD Typ A oder AC) geschützt. Vor jeder Installation solltest du die Last jedes Beleuchtungskreises überprüfen und bestätigen, dass sie den Spezifikationen des gewählten Shelly-Geräts entspricht.
| **Neue Geräte** |||
|--------|----------------------|-----------------------------------------------------------------------------|
| *Name* | *Beschreibung* | *Steuergerät* |
| L1A | Beleuchtungskreis 1A | Bestehendes verwenden |
| L2A | Beleuchtungskreis 2A | Bestehendes verwenden |
| L3A | Beleuchtungskreis 13 | Bestehendes verwenden |
| PB | KNX - Taster | Bestehendes verwenden |
| L1B | Beleuchtungskreis 1B | Shelly 1 Gen3 , Shelly 1PM Gen3 , Shelly Mini 1 Gen3 , Shelly Mini 1PM Gen3 |
| L2B | Beleuchtungskreis 2B | Shelly 1 Gen3 , Shelly 1PM Gen3 , Shelly Mini 1 Gen3 , Shelly Mini 1PM Gen3 |
| L3B | Beleuchtungskreis 3B | Shelly 1 Gen3 , Shelly 1PM Gen3 , Shelly Mini 1 Gen3 , Shelly Mini 1PM Gen3 |
| S1 | Wandschalter 1 | Shelly i4 Gen3 c/w Wall Switch 4 |
| S2 | Wandschalter 2 | Entfernt |
| S3 | Wandschalter 3 | Shelly i4 Gen3 c/w Wall Switch 4 |
Wie in der obigen Tabelle beschrieben, sollen die Standard-Wandschalter S1 und S3 durch Shelly i4 Gen3 Geräte in Kombination mit Shelly Wall Switch 4 ersetzt werden -- eine Kombination von Geräten, die perfekt in die bestehenden Wanddosen passt. Diese Installation bietet vier Steuerungstasten in jeder Wanddose und spart Platz. Der Wandschalter S2 ist nicht mehr erforderlich und wird daher entfernt (geschlossen).
Zusätzlich benötigen wir drei zusätzliche Smart-Relais zur Steuerung der drei bestehenden Beleuchtungskreise -- L1B, L2B und L3B. In diesem Beispiel wählen wir Shelly 1 Gen3 das alles bietet, um diese Anforderungen zu erfüllen, und das neben der ersten Glühbirne/LED-Lampe für jeden Beleuchtungskreis installiert werden kann. Falls die Überwachung des Stromverbrauchs erforderlich ist, sollte Shelly 1PM Gen3 anstelle von Shelly 1 Gen3 verwendet werden. Weitere mögliche Auswahlmöglichkeiten sind ebenfalls in der obigen Tabelle aufgeführt.
Unter der Voraussetzung, dass der Installateur mit den detaillierten Informationen aus der Shelly-Wissensdatenbank zur KNX-Konfiguration unserer Geräte vertraut ist, folgt hier eine kurze Beschreibung der Einrichtung der Steuerungsmöglichkeiten.
In Abbildung 1 sehen wir die `Group address` (in grün dargestellt), die in der bestehenden KNX-Installation verwendet werden, um jeden Beleuchtungskreis in Büro A einzeln zu steuern. In der ersten Reihe ist die `Group address` für das `Switch object` (Schalter EIN/AUS) angegeben, und in der zweiten Reihe ist die `Group address` für das `Feedback object` zu sehen. Diese Informationen sind auch in der Tabelle „Legende von Büro A" zu finden.
Um das gewünschte Ergebnis zu erreichen, müssen wir die Beleuchtungskreise von Büro A mit denen von Büro B kombinieren, um die gleiche Anzahl an Beleuchtungskreisen (drei) beizubehalten. Eine solche Kombination ermöglicht es uns, alle Lichter im Büro von allen drei Standorten im Büro zu steuern.
In Abbildung 2 sind in blauer Farbe die KNX-`Group address` dargestellt, die Du den neu hinzugefügten Shelly-Geräten zuweisen musst. Lass uns anhand der bereitgestellten Informationen fortfahren.
`Input 0`, `Input 1` und `Input 2` teilen sich dieselben KNX-Einstellungen für den `Input state` und die Betriebs `Function`, die unten dargestellt sind:
* `Input state` - Taste
* `Function`- Toggle
#### Shelly i4 Gen3 Input 0 Einstellungen
Input 0 wird von der oberen linken Taste beider Shelly Wall Switch 4-Einheiten im Raum gespeist. Wir werden ihn verwenden, um die Beleuchtungskreise L1A und L1B gemeinsam zu steuern. Dazu müssen wir die folgende `Group address` zuweisen:
* `Single push object` - GA 1/1/1, mit dem sowohl der KNX-Schaltaktor als auch das Shelly-Smart-Relais ein- oder ausgeschaltet werden.
* `Feedback object` - GA 1/2/1, die den aktuellen Zustand der Steuerrelais darstellt.
#### Shelly i4 Gen3 Input 1 Einstellungen
Input 1 wird vom der oberen rechten Taste beider Shelly Wall Switch 4-Einheiten im Raum gespeist. Mit dieser Taste werden wir L2A und L2B gemeinsam steuern. Unten sind die `Group addresses`, die wir benötigen:
* `Single push object` - GA 1/1/2
* `Feedback object` - GA 1/2/2
#### Shelly i4 Gen3 Input 2 Einstellungen
Input 2 wird vom der unteren linken Taste beider Shelly Wall Switch 4-Einheiten im Raum gespeist. Mit dieser Taste werden wir L3A und L3B gemeinsam steuern. Unten sind die `Group addresses` aufgeführt, die wir benötigen:
* `Single push object` - GA 1/1/3
* `Feedback object` - GA 1/2/3
#### Shelly i4 Gen3 Input 3 Einstellungen
Input 3 wird von der unteren rechten Taste beider Shelly Wall Switch 4-Einheiten im Raum gespeist. Wir möchten diese Taste als Master-Steuertaster verwenden, der einen AUS-Befehl, auch bekannt als „Master OFF", an alle Beleuchtungskreise im Raum sendet. Um dies zu erreichen, müssen wir die Betriebs`function` des Knopfs ändern, während der gleiche `Input state` beibehalten wird.
* `Input state` - Button
* `Function`- Aus, was bedeutet, dass bei jedem Drücken der Taste ein AUS-Telegramm an die angegebene `Group address` im KNX-Netzwerk gesendet wird.
Sobald die AUS-`Function`ausgewählt ist, wird das `Feedback object` nicht mehr benötigt und daher nicht angezeigt.
Übliche Praxis für KNX-Integrator ist es, eine separate `Group address` für die Master OFF-Funktion zu definieren, in der alle Befehlsobjekte zusammengefasst werden. Wie in der Tabelle *Legende Büro A* zu sehen ist, lautet die`Group address` dafür 0/0/1.
* `Single push object` - GA 0/0/1
Alle oben genannten Einstellungen müssen für beiden (in unserem Fall) Shelly i4 Gen3 Geräten vorgenommen werden, die in S1 und S3 platziert sind.
#### Shelly 1 Gen3 Ausgang 0 Einstellungen
Shelly 1 Gen3 Geräte sind so installiert, dass sie die direkte Verkabelung vom Schalter zur ersten Lampe des Beleuchtungskreises unterbrechen und durch sich hindurchleiten. Unten sind die KNX-Einstellungen aufgeführt, die wir für alle drei Beleuchtungskreise, d.h. alle drei Shelly 1 Gen3 Geräte, implementieren müssen.
* Für den Beleuchtungskreis L1B
`Switch object` - GA 1/1/1
`Feedback object` - GA 1/2/1
* Für den Beleuchtungskreis LB
`Switch object` - GA 1/1/2
`Feedback object` - GA 1/2/2
* Für den Beleuchtungskreis L3B
`Switch object` - GA 1/1/3
`Feedback object` - GA 1/2/3
### Fazit
Nachdem die oben beschriebene Konfiguration abgeschlossen ist, wird die Steuerung aller neu hinzugefügten Shelly-Geräte automatisch auf den KNX-Taster (als PB in Abb. 1 und Abb. 2 dargestellt) delegiert. Dadurch teilen sich alle drei Tasten im neuen Büroraum dieselben Funktionen.
Die gewünschte Funktionalität wurde erreicht und trotzdem gibt es einen weiteren Vorteil: Wenn wir den Raum erneut in zwei Büros aufteilen müssen, brauchen wir weder die Verkabelung zu ändern noch Geräte hinzuzufügen oder zu entfernen, um die Beleuchtungskreise zu trennen. Alles, was wir tun müssen, ist, die Gruppenadressen zu ändern, mit denen die Beleuchtungskreise gesteuert werden.
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# BLE sensors
| **Shelly device (Connected product)** | **EAN** |
|----------------------------------------------|---------------|
| Shelly BLU Button1 Black | 3800235266434 |
| Shelly BLU Button1 White | 3800235266441 |
| Shelly BLU Button1 Blue | 3800235266465 |
| Shelly BLU Button1 Red | 3800235266458 |
| Shelly BLU Button Tough 1 Mocha | 3800235266854 |
| Shelly BLU Button Tough 1 Black | 3800235266861 |
| Shelly BLU Button Tough 1 Ivory | 3800235266847 |
| Shelly BLU Door/Window Brown | 3800235266649 |
| Shelly BLU Door/Window Black | 3800235266618 |
| Shelly BLU Door/Window White | 3800235266601 |
| Shelly BLU H\&T Mocha | 3800235266823 |
| Shelly BLU H\&T Black | 3800235266809 |
| Shelly BLU H\&T Ivory | 3800235266816 |
| Shelly BLU Motion | 3800235266700 |
| Shelly BLU Wall Switch 4 | 3800235266892 |
| Shelly BLU Wall Switch 4 Stand Alone | 3800235269626 |
| Shelly BLU RC Button 4 | 3800235268308 |
| Shelly BLU TRV x1 | 3800235264980 |
| Shelly BLU TRV x2 | 3800235268322 |
| Shelly BLU TRV x3 | 3800235268339 |
| Shelly BLU TRV Starter Kit | 3800235267868 |
| BLU Distance | 3800238071738 |
| BLU Remote Control ZB White | 3800238072162 |
| BLU Remote Control ZB Black | 3800238072179 |
| Shelly BLU H\&T ZB Ivory x1 | 3800238072414 |
| Shelly BLU H\&T ZB Ivory x2 | 3800238072421 |
| Shelly BLU H\&T ZB Black x1 | 3800238072438 |
| Shelly BLU H\&T ZB Black x2 | 3800238072445 |
| Shelly BLU H\&T ZB Mocha x1 | 3800238072452 |
| Shelly BLU H\&T ZB Mocha x2 | 3800238072469 |
| Shelly BLU Button Tough 1 ZB Ivory x1 | 3800238072476 |
| Shelly BLU Button Tough 1 ZB Ivory x2 | 3800238072483 |
| Shelly BLU Button Tough 1 ZB Black x1 | 3800238072490 |
| Shelly BLU Button Tough 1 ZB Black x2 | 3800238072506 |
| Shelly BLU Button Tough 1 ZB Mocha x1 | 3800238072513 |
| Shelly BLU Button Tough 1 ZB Mocha x2 | 3800238072520 |
| Shelly BLU RC Button 4 ZB White x1 | 3800238072537 |
| Shelly BLU RC Button 4 US ZB White x1 | 3800238072544 |
| Shelly BLU H\&T Display ZB white | 3800238073121 |
| Shelly BLU H\&T Display ZB black | 3800238073138 |
| Shelly BLU Wall Switch 4 ZB DK White | 3800238073404 |
| Shelly BLU Wall Switch 4 ZB DK Charcoal Gray | 3800238073411 |
## Data generated by the connected product
The connected product is capable of generating data continuously and in real time as follows:
* **Data type:**Status of sensors (temperature, humidity, motion, digital inputs); events; beacon mode configuration; system information (MAC, firmware version, battery level)
* **Data format:** BTHome sensor data objects
* **Estimated amount of data:**Up to 1KB
## Information storage
The connected product is capable of storing data on a device or a remote server.
The intended storage period is:
* **On the device:** Infinite (until explicit reset request).
**On remote server:** 3 years for statistics, last state and other UI related - infinite (until device deletion)
## Data access and deletion
### Direct access via Shelly Smart Control
* Shelly Smart Control Web app [https://control.shelly.cloud](https://control.shelly.cloud/)
* Shelly Android/iOS App
### Direct access via integrated third party services
### Remote Server Access via API:
*
*
### On Device Access
* Through GATT services and characteristics
## Data deletion
### Data stored on the connected product
* Factory reset via GATT characteristic
* Factory reset via user-button interaction
### Data stored on the Shelly Cloud
Deletion of data about Devices added in the Shelly Cloud can be deleted via the functionalities of the Shelly Smart Control. The terms of use can be called/viewed at .
Deletion of Device data in the Shelly Cloud does not delete any data stored on the Device itself.
## Quality of service
The quality service of the Application Programming Interfaces (e.g., reliability or speed) depends on device load and network conditions, typ. sub-100 ms response time from device direct APIs and sub-300 ms for remote server APIs.
[Shelly EU Data Act Buttons download.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_b14f631501509e796e1e82f3d9fd2f401770dfd0ca1e9ddab1c893dae743d733/Shelly%2520EU%2520Data%2520Act%2520Buttons%2520download.pdf.md?cb=a347de729de3caee5cc3fe1b747a39c8)
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# By Shelly
* [Cury](https://kb.shelly.cloud/knowledge-base/cury.md)
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# By Shelly products
* [Cury scent dispenser](https://kb.shelly.cloud/knowledge-base/cury-scent-dispenser.md)
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# Cable Bracket
## Short description
Shelly Cable Bracket is a simple mounting accessory designed for the Shelly Leak Sensor Cable. It helps you secure the cable to flat surfaces so it stays straight and maintains full contact along its length.
With preattached double-sided adhesive (included) or optional screw mounting (screws not included), it makes cable routing cleaner and more consistent - especially in areas where dependable surface contact matters.
## Main features
* Cable bracket designed for Shelly Leak Sensor Cable installations
* Mounts to flat surfaces to keep the cable straight and fully touching the surface
* Pack of 10 pieces for covering multiple areas or longer cable runs
* Double-sided adhesive included and preattached for quick installation
* Optional screw mounting support (screws not provided)
* White color for a clean, low-visibility look on light surfaces
## Use cases
* **Secure Cable Placement on Smooth Surfaces**
Prevent your Leak Sensor Cable from moving or lifting on smooth or uneven floors, ensuring it stays flat and properly positioned for reliable leak detection.
* **Neat Installation Along Walls and Baseboards**
Keep the cable aligned and tidy when running it along walls, corners, or behind appliances, achieving a clean, professional-looking setup.
* **Fix the Cable in Tight or Hard-to-Reach Spots**
Easily attach and guide the Leak Sensor Cable through narrow spaces or around obstacles using the holders for precise, stable positioning.
## Specifications
| Quantity | Value |
|--------------------------------------------------------------|------------------------------------|
| **Physical** ||
| Size of 1x Cable Bracket with double-sided adhesive (HxWxD): | 7x36x20 mm / 0.28x1.42x0.79 inch |
| Weight of 1x Cable Bracket: | \<1 g / \<0.04 oz (single bracket) |
| Shell material: | Plastic |
| Shell color: | White |
| **Environmental** ||
| Ambient working temperature: | -20°C to 40°C / -5°F to 105°F |
| Humidity: | 30% to 70% RH |
| Max. altitude: | 2000 m / 6562 ft |
## Compliance
* [Shelly Cable Bracket multilingual EU declaration of conformity 260 2026-01-21.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_ca2fbceb764d0e5c2cc0be578829599b0a11aeaa427081f37358ca55de15c9e5/Shelly%2520Cable%2520Bracket%2520multilingual%2520EU%2520declaration%2520of%2520conformity%2520260%25202026-01-21.pdf.md?cb=f4fca16cc3d72363197211e215c6646f)
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## Mounting
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# Configuration of Inputs
## Inputs
Shelly devices with inputs and outputs have by default an input associated with an output. When using device inputs for integration into a KNX system the recommendation is to de-associate the input from the output and continue with the recommended configuration method below.
In case the pair of input and output ++can not++ be unlinked keep in mind that the internal to the Shelly device logic and the logic implemented with the KNX integration will be executed in parallel and some of the resulting effects will not be traceable in the KNX system.
Every input represented into KNX as an *input object* (i.e. `Switch` or `Button`) inherit the following KNX access flags:
* read - other KNX devices sharing the same Group Address may read from object only
* transmit - ability to transmit input's state upon every status change to the KNX network
`Input state` defines the operating mode in which this Input shall be used.
If the selected `Input state` is incompatible with the one defined in `Input/Output settings` a notification stating "*Selected mode is not supported by the current input type"* appears. Either change the `Input state` in KNX settings or go back to the `Input/Output settings` and choose compatible settings.
In the right side of every `Group address` field two buttons are available - *Save* and *Delete*, giving you the option either to save or delete the entered configuration.
Keep in mind that entered `Group addresses` ++must++ share the same DPT type. Shelly Web UI ++can not++ check that!
Up to *three* `Group addresses` may be added for every command object, which represents an input. These command objects inherit the access flags mentioned above.
Each `Group address` assigned represents separate command object, meaning that it has its *Sending* attribute always *Enabled,* a.k.a. *Sending Group Address*!
The `Group Address` assigned to `Feedback object` is used to "read" the current state of the controlled actuator group, i.e. ON or OFF.
Only one `Group address` may be assigned to Feedback object.
### How to configure an `Input` to be detached from an `Output`
To limit side effect of internal to the Shelly device logic conflicting with the KNX programmed logic this is the recommended mode of operation.
Navigate to the `Output` configuration, `Input/Output settings` and select the `Detached` option
Input mode settings
When the selection made for `input mode` in `Input/Output settings` differs from the one made for `Input state` in `KNX/Inputs` settings tab the following notification is displayed
If the message "*Selected mode is not supported by the current input type*" is displayed the selected KNX function will not be active.
#### Input mode - Switch
This mode should be used when the Shelly `Input` has a *two-pole stable switch* connected to it. From KNX perspective this mode offers limited options. It is recommended to be used as a two positions switching input or similar.
Inputs set in `Switch` mode may be used as Door/Window event monitor.
##### Step 1 - Input state
Navigate to the `KNX` configuration and select `Inputs`. From `Input state` drop-down menu select `Switch`.
Switch input state selection
##### Step 2 - Switch object
Add the *Group Address* to the `Switch object`, then click 'Save' button.
The `Switch object` represents the current state of the input - energized or de-energized. Therefore the data it will transmit is either "1" (energized) or "0" (de-energized) according to the state of the wired switch.
Encoding: 1-bit; DPT 1.001 (switching)
#### Input mode - Button
This mode should be used when the Shelly `Input` has a*push button*connected to it.
When an input is configured as a `Button` the full KNX potential of Shelly's input is available.
##### Step 1 - Input state
Navigate to the `KNX` configuration and select `Inputs.` From `Input state` drop-down menu select `Button.`
`Input state` defines the operation mode in which this Input shall be used.
##### Step 2 - Function
###### TOGGLE
Toggle is a function which first reads the current state of the controlled actuator group via the group address assigned to the `Feedback object` and then sends an inverted value with each push-button action, i. e. a "0" becomes a "1", and when the same key is pushed again, a "1" becomes a "0". The device is therefore switched on and off alternately.
###### ON / OFF
In this mode the input is not consulting the actuator group of it's current state. The input which always sends the selected function, i.e. ON or OFF, with every activation of the input.
The `Function` field is used to define Button's control type and the information to be sent via `Single push object`.
##### Step 3 - Single push object
Add the `Group Address` to the `Single push object` as shown in the picture, then click `Save` button.
Encoding: 1-bit; DPT 1.001 (switching)
##### Step 4 - Feedback object
When setting up `Feedback object` by default the check-box for `Same as ... object` is active, meaning that the device is going to "read" the state of the controlled actuator group at the `Group Address` provided in the `Single push object` field. In case this group does not contain any objects providing feedback status the TOGGLE Function won't work! To avoid such scenario you should uncheck `Same as ... object` box and enter the `Group Address` that contain this information in the provided field.
Add the `Group Address` to the `Feedback object`, then click `Save` button.
Encoding: 1-bit; DPT 1.001 (switching)
`Feedback object` field is visible only if TOGGLE `Function` is selected.
In case when `Same as Single push object` option is selected and more than one `Group address` has been provided to the `Single push object` field the state of object defined by the first `Group address` is considered.
#### Input mode - Single button dimming
By choosing `Single button dimming` as `Input state` it will allow the user to use that input as KNX push button set for single button relative dimming control.
When the input (button) is set to `Single button dimming` function you can use it to switch the light on or off (via short push) or dim it (via long push). When switching takes place, an ON/OFF telegram is sent via the `Single push object`. When dimming, dimming up or dimming down is carried out via the 4-bit `Long push object`. The parameters for the dimming steps can be set from the provided filed with the same name.
The current switching or dimming direction is always dependent on the previous action, i. e. if switched off, pressing the key briefly will switch the light on and vice versa, and if the light has been dimmed up, prolonged activation of the key will dim the light down. On release after prolonged activation, a stop telegram will be sent via the 4-bit dimming object, thus terminating the dimming procedure in the dimming light actuator.
The example below shows how to configure an `Input` as `Single button dimming` from KNX menu.
##### Step 1 - Input state
Navigate to the `KNX` configuration and select `Inputs`. From `Input state` drop-down menu select `Single button dimming`
##### Step 2 - Dimming step
The `Dimming step` field is used to define the dimming interval in steps needed to achieve full dimming range. Desired range is selected via drop-down menu containing 7 different steps to choose from.
Possible `Dimming steps` are:
`full dimming` - selecting this step means that a single command is sufficient to cycle through the whole dimming range. This dimming procedure can be used for most applications.
`1/2 to 1/64 dimming` - these steps provide partial dimming, capable to dim brighter or darker by the selected step.
For example, to dim from min. to max. brightness, you would need to push the button for a prolonged period (long push) four times in succession if 1/4 dimming step is selected.
##### Step 3 - Single push object
Add the `Group address` to the `Single push object`, then click `Save` button.
Encoding: 1-bit; DPT 1.001 (switching)
##### Step 4 - Long push object
Add the *Group Address* to the `Long push object`, then click 'Save' button.
The `Long push object` serves for transmitting to the dimming actuator an encoded data about the dimming direction (UP or DOWN) and also the selected `Dimming step`.
Encoding: 4-bit; DPT 3.007 (dimming)
Shelly's single input dimming control has reversed logic comparing to the behavior of KNX dimming push button. This means that with every `Long push object` our input first transmits a KNX telegram to Increase the dimming output it controls and with the next - to decrease.
##### Step 5 - Feedback object
Add the `Group address` to the `Feedback object`, then click `Save` button.
Encoding: 1-bit; DPT 1.001 (switching)
#### Input mode - Dual button dimming
Dual button dimming mode allows the user to configure two independent inputs of a Shelly device to separately DIM UP or DIM DOWN a group of dimming actuators, assigned to the same Group Address.
The two pictures below show an example of `Dual button dimming` configuration using `Input 0` and `Input 1`.
##### Step 1 - Input state
Navigate to the `KNX` configuration and select `Inputs`. From `Input state` drop-down menu select `Dual button dimming`.
For achieving `Dual button dimming` mode two separate inputs of a Shelly device are needed.
If the device has more that two inputs you can configure any two inputs.
You can use different `Dimming step` to DIM DOWN versus the one you're using to DIM UP and vice versa.
##### Step 2 - Dimming step
The `Dimming step`field is used to define the dimming interval in steps needed to achieve full dimming range. Desired range is selected via in-field drop-down menu containing 7 different steps to choose from.
Possible `Dimming steps` are:
`full dimming` - selecting this step means that a single command is sufficient to cycle through the whole dimming range. This dimming procedure can be used for most applications.
`1/2 to 1/64 dimming` - these steps provide partial dimming, capable to dim brighter or darker by the selected step.
For example, to dim from min. to max. brightness, you would need to push the button for a prolonged period (long push) four times in succession if 1/4 dimming step is selected.
##### Step 3 - Direction
In The `Direction` section settings you can specify the operations that shall be executed upon short (`Single push object`) and long activation (`Long push object`) of the corresponding input. Available options here are:
* Switch ON / Dim UP
* Switch OFF / Dim DOWN
##### Step 4 - Single push object
Add the *Group Address* to the `Single push object`, then click 'Save' button.
Encoding: 1-bit; DPT 1.001 (switching)
##### Step 5 - Long push object
Add the *Group Address* to the `Long push object`, then click 'Save' button.
Encoding: 4-bit; DPT 3.007 (dimming)
##### Step 6 - Second input configuration
To configure the second input (second button) repeat all steps from Step 1 to Step 5.
NOTE: Select the inverted option made in Step 3 for the first input!
### Alternative configuration
When an input is attached to an output it also may be used to command other devices on the KNX bus. While this is not recommended configuration, if the project calls for such a setup one shall be aware of the limitations arising. Consult the documentation above for setting up the input for role, group addresses and behavior.
Default input settings are shown in the picture below.
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# Configuration of Measurements
## Measurements
Many Shelly devices are capable of providing measurements (e.g. current, voltage, consumed energy and etc.) for the load connected to them. These parameters are crucial for monitoring electrical systems and ensuring efficient energy management. In order to persist and later recall the published data some additional KNX storage devices might be needed for storing historical data. Shelly devices and the Shelly ecosystem offer local and cloud storage of these data points.
### General
Electricity consumption objects available in Shelly devices:
* Voltage
* Current
* Active power
* Active energy
* Generated energy
Within the KNX configuration for publishing measurements you will only see the measurements supported by the particular device.
Preview of available measurements of switching actuator
Preview of available measurements of dimming actuator
### Functionality Overview
1. **Voltage:** The KNX Voltage object provides **real-time voltage monitoring** of electrical systems. This functionality is essential for maintaining the health and stability of your installation. By continuously measuring and reporting voltage levels, it allows you to detect fluctuations, such as **brownouts or overvoltage conditions**, which could potentially damage sensitive equipment. This proactive monitoring ensures the electrical supply remains within a safe operating range, protecting your devices and promoting a more resilient system.
2. **Current:** The KNX Current object provides real-time monitoring of electric current in electrical systems. This is vital for maintaining the safety and efficiency of your installation. By continuously measuring and reporting current levels, it helps you detect **overload conditions**, which could potentially damage wiring or trip circuit breakers. This proactive monitoring ensures the current draw remains within a safe operating range, protecting your circuits and enabling better load management.
3. **Active Power:** The KNX Active power object provides real-time monitoring of active power in electrical systems. This is crucial for **energy management** and **load analysis**. By continuously measuring and reporting active power levels, it allows you to track consumption, identify peak usage times, and analyze the power draw of specific devices or circuits. This functionality is key to optimizing energy usage, managing costs, and ensuring a balanced electrical load.
4. **Active Energy:** The KNX Active energy object provides a cumulative value for electrical energy consumption. This is a crucial function for comprehensive **energy tracking** and **billing**. Unlike instantaneous power measurements, this object continuously accumulates active energy usage over time, allowing you to monitor total consumption for a specific circuit, a room, or an entire building. This data is essential for accurate cost analysis, identifying long-term consumption trends, and implementing effective energy-saving strategies.
5. **Generated Energy:** This KNX object provides a cumulative value for energy returned to the grid from a secondary renewable energy source, such as a **photovoltaic (PV) solar setup**. A key feature of Shelly devices is their ability to independently measure and store this generated energy, rather than simply subtracting it from the energy consumed from the grid. This allows for dedicated monitoring of your solar system's performance. The KNX Generated energy object then provides this precise, cumulative data to the KNX network, giving you a clear picture of your energy production. This information is vital for tasks like calculating your return on investment (ROI) and assessing the overall efficiency of your renewable energy source.
Shelly Dimmer ++does not++ support `Generated energy` object.
### KNX Reporting Behavior
The reporting behavior of supported KNX objects in **Shelly devices** is determined by their Data Point Type (DPT), ensuring data is sent efficiently and only when necessary. The configured KNX objects fall into two primary categories:
#### Real-Time Measurements (DPT 14.xxx)
Objects such as `Voltage `(DPT 14.027), `Current` (DPT 14.019), and `Active power` (DPT 14.056) do not report on a fixed schedule. Instead, they are configured for **reporting upon change only**. This means a new value is sent to the KNX bus only when the measured value has changed significantly, preventing unnecessary bus traffic and ensuring that you receive the most current data.
#### Cumulative Data (DPT 13.xxx)
Objects that track cumulative data, like `Active energy` and `Generated energy` (DPT 13.010), report their values **periodically every minute** . This reporting interval is fixed and **cannot be changed** . This periodic reporting occurs only for the Shelly devices that have their channel(s) switched on. Reporting is done on a **per-channel basis**. Since these values are constantly accumulating, this fixed schedule ensures you have a consistent log of total energy consumption and generation over time, which is crucial for detailed analysis and billing.
#### Reading KNX Object Values
All of the configured KNX objects, regardless of their DPT, support read requests. This means that a KNX client can send a `GroupValueRead`**command** to a specific `Group Address`, prompting the Shelly device to respond with its current value.
### Configuration of KNX measuring objects
#### Step 1 - Voltage object
++Key Characteristics:++
* **DPT Dimension:** 14.027
* **Type:** 4-byte floating-point (IEEE 754 single-precision)
* **Name:** Electric Potential
* **Unit:** Volts \[V\]
* **Resolution:** 0.001V
++Set a Group Address for the KNX Voltage object:++
* **Enter the Group Address:** In the designated field for the `Voltage object`, type in the `Group Address` you previously configured in your ETS project (e.g., `1/6/7`).
* **Save the Configuration:** Click the `Save` button to store the new `Group Address`. The device will now use this address to send its voltage measurements to the KNX bus.
* **Note:** Only one Group Address can be linked to this object.
Voltage object
#### Step 2 - Current object
++Key Characteristics:++
* **DPT Dimension:** 14.019
* **Type:** 4-byte floating-point (IEEE 754 single-precision)
* **Name:** Electric Current
* **Unit:** Amperes \[A\]
* **Resolution:** 0.001A
++Set a Group Address for the KNX Current object:++
* **Enter the Group Address:** In the designated field for the `Current object`, type in the `Group Address` you previously configured in your ETS project (e.g., `1/6/6`).
* **Save the Configuration:** Click the `Save` button to store the new `Group Address`. The device will now use this address to send its current measurements to the KNX bus.
* **Note:** Only one Group Address can be linked to this object.
Current object
#### Step 3 - Active power object
++Key Characteristics:++
* **DPT Dimension:** 14.056
* **Type:** 4-byte floating-point (IEEE 754 single-precision)
* **Name:** Active Power
* **Unit:** Watts \[W\]
* **Resolution:** 0.001 W
++Set a Group Address for the KNX Active power object:++
* **Enter the Group Address:** In the designated field for the `Active power object`, enter the single `Group Address` you previously configured in your ETS project (e.g., `1/6/5`).
* **Save the Configuration:** Click the `Save` button to store the new `Group Address`. The device will now use this address to send its power measurements to the KNX bus.
* **Note:** Only one Group Address can be linked to this object.
Active power object
#### Step 4 - Active energy object
++Key Characteristics:++
* **DPT Dimension:** 13.010
* **Type:** 4-byte unsigned long (32-bit integer)
* **Name:** Active Energy
* **Unit:** Watt-hours \[W/h\]
* **Resolution:** 1 W/h
++Set a Group Address for the KNX Active energy object:++
* **Enter the Group Address:** In the designated field for the `Active energy object`, enter the single `Group Address` you previously configured in your ETS project (e.g., `1/6/9`).
* **Save the Configuration:** Click the `Save` button to store the new `Group Address`. The device will now use this address to send its cumulative energy measurements to the KNX bus.
* **Note:** Only one Group Address can be linked to this object.
Active energy object
#### Step 5 - Generated energy object
++Key Characteristics:++
* **DPT Dimension:** 13.010
* **Type:** 4-byte unsigned long (32-bit integer)
* **Name:** Generated Energy
* **Unit:** Watt-hours \[W/h\]
* **Resolution:** 1 W/h
++Set a Group Address for the KNX Generated energy object:++
* **Enter the Group Address:** In the designated field for the `Generated energy object`, enter the single `Group Address` you previously configured in your ETS project (e.g., `1/6/8`).
* **Save the Configuration:** Click the `Save` button to store the new `Group Address`. The device will now use this address to send its cumulative generated energy measurements to the KNX bus.
* **Note:** Only one Group Address can be linked to this object.
Generated energy object
### **Additional Note on Historical Data**
For clients interested in historical data analysis and long-term energy management strategies, it's advisable to integrate additional KNX storage devices. These devices capture and store historical data over extended periods, allowing for in-depth analysis, trend identification, and performance evaluation. By leveraging KNX storage solutions, clients can gain valuable insights into energy consumption patterns and implement targeted measures to optimize efficiency and reduce costs over time.
Alternatively one can use the Shelly ecosystem to store and monitor energy data in the Shelly Smart Control app.
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# Configuration of Outputs
## Outputs
Shelly devices containing an output switch or light component have built in associated input for user input for control. When using device outputs for integration into a KNX system the recommendation is to de-associate the input from the output and continue with the described configuration method below.
In case the pair of input and output ++can not++ be de-associated keep in mind that the internal to the Shelly device logic and the logic implemented in the KNX system will execute in parallel.
Regardless of the configuration of the `Input/Output settings`, every output represented into KNX as `Switch object` always have the following KNX access flags:
* write - other KNX devices may write to this object
* transmit - object transmits state upon every status change to the KNX network
In the right side of every `Group address` field two buttons are available - *Save* and *Delete*, giving you the option either to save or delete the entered configuration.
Keep in mind that entered `Group addresses` ++must++ share the same DPT type. Shelly embedded web interface ++can not++ check that!
Up to *three* `Group addresses` may be added for every command object, which represents an output. These command objects inherit the access flags mentioned above.
Each `Group address` assigned represents separate command object, meaning that it has its *Sending* attribute always *Enabled,* a.k.a. *Sending Group Address*!
The `Group address` assigned to `Feedback object` is used to "write" the current state of Shelly Output, i.e. ON or OFF.
Only one `Group address` may be assigned to `Feedback object`.
### How to configure an `Input` to be detached from an `Output`
To limit side effect of internal to the Shelly device logic conflicting with the KNX programmed logic this is the recommended mode of operation.
Navigate to the `Output` configuration, `Input/Output settings` and select the `Detached` option
NOTE: In case device inputs are not used disregard this step.
### Configuring Output Component for KNX Communication
Navigate to the KNX configuration section and select Outputs from the menu.
#### Configure the switching actuator
##### Step 1 - Switch object
The `Switch object` is used to command the state of the output relay. The relay is energized by receiving logical "1" and de-energized respectively with logical "0".
Encoding: 1-bit; DPT 1.001 (switch)
To add a`Group address` to the `Switch object` press the `Add` button. Provide the desired `Group address` in the newly appeared field and then click on `Save` button.
##### Step 2 - Feedback object
The `Feedback object` serves to provide the state of the output relay (energized/de-energized) to other KNX devices present in the given `Group address`. By default the check-box for `Same as ... object` is active, meaning that the device is going to "write" its own state upon every change at the `Group Address` provided in the `Switch object` field.
If you wish to add separate `Group Address` to the `Feedback object` you should uncheck the check-box `Same as ... object` and add the desired address in the fields provided below it. To save the new added configuration click on `Save` button.
Encoding: 1-bit; DPT 1.001 (switch)
NOTE: In case more than one `Group address` is provided for `Switch object` command and the check-box for `Same as ... object` is active, the the status of the output channel is provided to the ++first++ `Group address` field only!
#### Configure the dimming actuator
##### Step 1 - Switch object
Shelly dimming output uses the `Switch object` simply to command the state of the output - ON or OFF. The output is energized by receiving logical "1" and de-energized respectively when a logical "0" is received.
Encoding: 1-bit; DPT 1.001 (switch)
To add a`Group address` to the `Switch object` press the `Add` button. Provide the desired `Group address` in the newly appeared field and then click on `Save` button.
##### Step 2 - Relative dimming object
A `Relative dimming object` allows for adjusting the brightness level of dimmable lights relative to their current state, enabling incremental/decremental adjustments for lighting control. The step value (currently set to `full` always, see note below) of the brightness change and the dimming direction are defined by the telegram value.
The output channel can only be switched on by relative dimming telegrams. If it is switched on and the setpoint falls below the value set in `Minimum brightness on toggle` in % using relative dimming telegrams, the output remains switched on at the given dimming value. When the channel is switched off and on again it starts with the preset value in `Minimum brightness on toggle`.
After a relative dimming telegram has been received, a new nominal value is calculated using the current value, the received dimming direction and the received step value.
Encoding: 4-bit; DPT 3.007 (dimming)
To add a`Group address` to the `Relative dimming object` press the `Add` button. Provide the desired `Group address` in the newly appeared field and then click on `Save` button.
NOTE: Shelly dimmer actuators controlled via `Relative dimming object` currently support `full dimming step` only!
When a telegram containing `Relative dimming object` with encoded `dimming step` other than `full` is received, the step information is ++disregarded++ and the dimming output is always in ++full range++.
##### Step 3 - Absolute dimming object
The absolute dimming function is used to set the required brightness directly. To do this, the `Absolute dimming object` of the command channel sends the desired brightness value as a percentage between 0% and 100%. The value range is divided up into 255 brightness levels. A level has a step value of approximately 0.4%. The telegrams for dimming with absolute values have a 1-byte data format (0 to 255).
The desired brightness values may fall below the limit which is defined by the `Minimum brightness on toggle` only if the channel is switched on. When the channel is switched off and on again it starts with the preset value in `Minimum brightness on toggle`.
This parameter setting prevents switching, i.e. the channel remains at the current value.
Encoding: 1-byte; DPT 5.001 (percentage)
To add a`Group address` to the `Absolute dimming object` press the `Add` button. Provide the desired `Group address` in the newly appeared field and then click on `Save` button.
NOTE: Some visualization distributions (KNX servers) expect standard behavior related to this object, i.e. any manipulation of `Absolute dimming object` should turn ON the controlled channel to the given value, which is ++not the case++ with Shelly dimmers. Such manipulation may lead to desynchronization between the controlled channel and the visualization software used.
##### Step 4 - Feedback object
The `Feedback object` always corresponds to the current output state (ON or OFF). Dimmed corresponds to the ON setting. Every time the state changes from OFF to ON or vice versa, the current object value is sent to other KNX devices present in the given `Group address`. By default the check-box for `Same as ... object` is active, meaning that the device is going to "write" its own state upon every change at the `Group Address` provided in the `Switch object` field.
Encoding: 1-bit; DPT 1.001 (switch)
If you wish to add separate `Group Address` to the `Feedback object` you should uncheck the check-box `Same as ... object` and add the desired address in the fields provided below it. To save the new added configuration click on `Save` button.
##### Step 5 - Lighting level
A `Lighting Level object` provides real-time feedback on the current brightness level in percentage of the dimmer output, allowing users to monitor lighting levels accurately. By default the check-box for `Same as ... object` is active, meaning that the device is going to "write" its own state upon every change at the `Group Address` provided in the `Absolute dimming object` field.
Encoding: 1-byte; DPT 5.001 (percentage)
If you wish to add separate `Group Address` to the `Lighting Level object` you should uncheck the check-box `Same as ... object` and add the desired address in the fields provided below it. To save the new added configuration click on `Save` button.
#### Configure the Blind or Roller shutter actuator
##### Supported Devices
Cover control mode (blind or roller shutter actuator) is available for the following Shelly devices:
* Shelly 2PM (Gen 3 and later)
* Shelly PRO 2PM
* Shelly PRO Dual Cover
**For supported devices** , open a web browser and go to the embedded web interface at [http://192.168.33.1](http://192.168.33.1/), or refer to the [detailed instructions here](#).
Then, navigate to **Settings → Device Profile** , enable **Cover Mode** , and click **Save** (*see Figure 1 below* ).
After the device automatically reboots, it will operate in cover control mode.
Once **Cover Mode** is enabled, go to **Settings → KNX → Outputs** to configure the KNX settings for the device.
**Note:** The **KNX** feature must be enabled, and the related **General Settings** should be preset beforehand.
##### Step 1 - Move object
The `Move object` is responsible for opening and closing the cover (blind or roller shutter up and down respectively). The drive closes the cover if the value "1" (blind or roller shutter down) is received and opens (blind or roller shutter up) it when the value is "0". If a control command in the opposite direction of motion is received while the drive is moving, then the drive stops and waits for the defined idle time (see **Idle settings** [here](https://kb.shelly.cloud/knowledge-base/shelly-2pm-gen3-web-interface-guide#Shelly2PMGen3webinterfaceguide-Covermodesettings)) before starting to move in the new direction of motion.
The output responsible for the direction of movement stays active until one of the following occurs:
* the cover reaches its end position, or
* a control command for changing the direction of motion is received while the drive is moving, or
* a telegram is received on `Pause object`, or
* an obstacle is detected (see **Obstacle detection** [here](https://kb.shelly.cloud/knowledge-base/shelly-2pm-gen3-web-interface-guide#Shelly2PMGen3webinterfaceguide-Safetyandprotections))
The output operation time is automatically defined once the cover is calibrated.
NOTE: The cover calibration is possible for motors that report power metering only!
When motors that don't report power metering are used (e.g. DC motors), **Movement time limits** apply. See details [here](https://kb.shelly.cloud/knowledge-base/shelly-2pm-gen3-web-interface-guide#Shelly2PMGen3webinterfaceguide-Covermodesettings).
Encoding: 1-bit; DPT 1.009 (open)
To add a`Group address` to the `Move object` press the `Add` button. Provide the desired `Group address` in the newly appeared field and then click on `Save` button.
You can assign up to three (3) `Group Addresses` to the `Move object`.
##### Step 2 - Pause object
A drive that is in motion is stopped on receiving a bus telegram at `Pause object.` The value received for this object is irrelevant here.
NOTE: If a control command in the opposite direction of motion is received while the drive is moving, the drive stops and waits for the defined time delay when changing directions. See **Idle settings** [here](https://kb.shelly.cloud/knowledge-base/shelly-2pm-gen3-web-interface-guide#Shelly2PMGen3webinterfaceguide-Covermodesettings).
**Slat Control (Venetian Blinds):**
When **Slat Control** is **Enabled** , the slat angle can be incrementally adjusted via the `Pause object`. With every received telegram on the `Pause object` ("0" or "1"), the slats are driven by a step value defined under **Cover settings → Slat control → Step** .
A "0" value received drives the slats toward the open position, while value of "1" drives them toward closed position.
If a step command is received while the slats are already at one of their movement limits, the drive will not react to the received command.
NOTE: Slat angle adjustment is only possible when the motor is not running.
Encoding: 1-bit; DPT 1.007 (step)
To add a`Group address` to the `Pause object` press the `Add` button. Provide the desired `Group address` in the newly appeared field and then click on `Save` button.
You can assign up to three (3) `Group Addresses` to the `Pause object`.
##### Step 3 - Position object
The `Position object` is responsible for the position of the cover (blind or roller shutter). Limit position 0% means that the cover is fully open (blind / roller shutter is at the top). Limit position 100% means that the cover is fully closed (blind / roller shutter is at the bottom).
Upon receiving new positional value at the `Position object`, the cover determines which output is to be activated and calculates a running time needed to reach the new position from the current position. The drive is then moved to the new position for the calculated duration. If the device receives a new positional value during a positioning movement and the calculation results in the same direction of motion, the drive continues moving to the new command position. If a new positioning command is received during a drive motion and the calculation results in the opposite direction of motion, the drive stops and waits for the defined in **Idle settings** time (see details [here](https://kb.shelly.cloud/knowledge-base/shelly-2pm-gen3-web-interface-guide#Shelly2PMGen3webinterfaceguide-Covermodesettings)) before starting the new positioning movement.
Encoding: 1-byte; DPT 5.001 (percentage)
To add a`Group address` to the `Position object` press the `Add` button. Provide the desired `Group address` in the newly appeared field and then click on `Save` button.
You can assign up to three (3) `Group Addresses` to the `Position object`.
NOTE: The cover needs calibration to determine its position accurately. If the cover needs calibration an information panel is displayed above the `Group address` field.
Until calibrated, positioning commands received at the `Position object` will be ignored.
##### Step 4 - Slat position object
NOTE: The `Slat position object` becomes visible only if **Slat control** (Venetian Blinds) is **Enabled**.
To enable **Slat Control** , go to the device settings through the embedded web UI. Then navigate to **Cover Settings → Slat Control** , set it to **Enable** , and press **Save Settings**.
* **Open Time**
*Time it takes for slats to move from fully closed (0%) to fully open (100%) position, in seconds.*
Must be manually configured by the user.
**Accepted range:** \[0.5 ... 30\] s --- *Default: 1.5 s*
* **Close Time**
*Time it takes for slats to move from fully open (100%) to fully closed (0%) position, in seconds.*
Must be manually configured by the user.
**Accepted range:** \[0.5 ... 30\] s --- *Default: 1.5 s*
* **Step (%)**
*Defines the tilt adjustment step size as a percentage of the full slat range.*
Each command changes the slat position by this percentage.
This value also determines the amount by which the slats move each time a command is received via the **KNX Pause** object.
Must be manually configured by the user.
**Accepted range:** \[1 ... 100\]% --- *Default: 20%*
NOTE: The percentage definitions used by Shelly are the exact **opposite** of those used in KNX objects.
For example, a 0% slat position in Shelly corresponds to 100% in KNX, and vice versa. Make sure to account for this when integrating between systems.
* **Retain Slat Position**
*Determines whether the slat position is restored after a change in the cover (vertical) position.*
When enabled, the slats will temporarily move to a neutral tilt angle that allows vertical motion. Once the vertical movement completes, the drive will execute an additional movement to return the slats to their previous tilt position.
**Options:** Enabled / Disabled
* **Precise Slat Position**
*Improves slat positioning accuracy when the cover is close to the fully closed position.*
This setting only takes effect if the current cover (vertical) position is less than one full slat rotation away from fully closed.
In this case, any slat movement will first move the cover to the fully closed position before applying the slat tilt change.
This results in more accurate slat alignment but increases operation time.
**Options:** Enabled / Disabled
The`Slat position object` can be used to set the slat opening angle directly.
Please note that the actual slat position varies depending on the type of Venetian blinds used. There are **four supported blind types**, classified by their slat movement behavior:
1. Downwards closed / Upwards horizontal
2. Downwards tilted / Upwards horizontal
3. Downwards closed / Upwards closed
4. Downwards tilted / Upwards closed
The table below shows how the percentage values (0--100%) of the `Slat Position object` correspond to actual slat angles for each blind type.
Each type is explained in detail in the sections that follow, including diagrams for better understanding.
| | **Blind type:** **Downwards closed /** **Upwards horizontal** | **Blind type:** **Downwards tilted /** **Upwards horizontal** | **Blind type:** **Downwards closed /** **Upwards closed** | **Blind type:** **Downwards tilted /** **Upwards closed** |
|---------------------|---------------------------------------------------------------|---------------------------------------------------------------|-----------------------------------------------------------|-----------------------------------------------------------|
| Slat position 0 % | Horizontal open | Horizontal open | Top closed | Top closed |
| Slat position 100 % | Bottom closed | Bottom closed | Bottom closed | Bottom closed |
* **Downwards closed / Upwards horizontal**
In this configuration, **"Downwards Closed"** means that when the blind is moving downward, the slats are tilted shut, blocking light completely.
**"Upwards Horizontal"** indicates that before the blind begins moving upward, the slats first rotate to a flat, horizontal position---this is the **maximum slat opening** , allowing full light entry. Only after reaching this position does the blind begin its upward movement. The slats do not rotate beyond horizontal; there is no upward tilt past this point.
*See Figure 8 for visual representation, illustrating how the 0--100% Slat Position values map to actual slat angles for this type.*
* **Downwards tilted / Upwards horizontal**
In this configuration, **"Downwards Tilted"** means that when the blind is moving downward, the slats are tilted in a downward direction but **not fully closed** , allowing limited light to pass through. This provides a balance between shading and daylight rather than full darkening.
To achieve a **fully closed** position, an additional slat adjustment command (e.g., via the `Pause object`or `Slat Position object`) must be issued after the blind has stopped moving.
**"Upwards Horizontal"** indicates that before the blind begins moving upward, the slats first rotate to a flat, horizontal position---this represents the **maximum slat opening** , allowing full light entry. Only after reaching this position does the blind start its upward movement. The slats do not rotate beyond horizontal; there is no upward tilt beyond this point.
*See Figure 9 for visual representation, illustrating how the 0--100% Slat Position values map to actual slat angles for this type.*
* **Downwards closed / Upwards closed**
In this configuration, the slats can achieve a **fully closed** position in both movement directions.
**"Downwards Closed"** means that when the blind is moving downward, the slats are tilted shut in the downward direction, completely blocking light.
**"Upwards Closed"** indicates that before the blind begins moving upward, the slats first rotate to a fully closed position in the upward direction. This provides maximum shading and privacy from both sides of slat travel. Only after reaching this closed position does the blind start moving upward.
This type is particularly suitable for applications requiring **precise light control** and **complete visual privacy** , regardless of blind direction.
*See Figure 10 for visual representation, illustrating how the 0--100% Slat Position values map to actual slat angles for this type.*
* **Downwards tilted / Upwards closed**
In this configuration, **"Downwards Tilted"** means that when the blind is moving downward, the slats are tilted in a downward direction but **not fully closed** , allowing partial light entry while maintaining a degree of shading. To achieve **full closure** in the downward direction, an additional slat adjustment command is required once the blind has stopped moving.
**"Upwards Closed"** indicates that before the blind begins moving upward, the slats first rotate to a fully closed position in the upward direction---completely blocking light. Only after reaching this position does the blind start its upward movement.
This type is ideal when **complete light blocking** is only needed at the upper end of travel, offering a blend of daylight control, shading, and privacy.
*See Figure 11 for visual representation, illustrating how the 0--100% Slat Position values map to actual slat angles for this type.*
Encoding: 1-byte; DPT 5.001 (percentage)
To add a`Group address` to the `Slat position object` press the `Add` button. Provide the desired `Group address` in the newly appeared field and then click on `Save` button.
You can assign up to three (3) `Group Addresses` to the `Slat position object`.
##### Step 5 - Last direction object
The `Last direction object` sends the value for the last direction of movement of the cover.
* When the cover has been moved towards its closing position the value of this object is "1", and
* when the cover has been moved towards its opening position the value of this object is "0".
Encoding: 1-bit; DPT 1.009 (open)
To add a`Group address` to the `Last direction object` press the `Add` button. Provide the desired `Group address` in the newly appeared field and then click on `Save` button.
You can assign only one (1) `Group Address` to the `Last direction object`.
##### Step 6 - Movement object
The `Movement object` sends the movement status of the cover. The following information is sent directly:
* Sends logical "1" when the movement/cover is started, and
* Sends logical "0" when the movement/cover is stopped.
Encoding: 1-bit; DPT 1.010 (start)
To add a`Group address` to the `Movement object` press the `Add` button. Provide the desired `Group address` in the newly appeared field and then click on `Save` button.
You can assign only one (1) `Group Address` to the `Movement object`.
##### Step 7 - Position value object
The current position of the cover is provided as a value between 0-100%. The corresponding status object `Position value object` sends the value on the KNX bus if the drive has reached a fixed position after a movement.
Encoding: 1-byte; DPT 5.001 (percentage)
By default the check-box for `Same as ... object` is active, meaning that the device is going to "write" back the position reached at the `Group Address` provided in the `Position object` field.
If you wish to add separate `Group Address` to the `Position value object` you should uncheck the check-box `Same as ... object` and add the desired address in the fields provided below it. To save the new added configuration click on `Save` button.
You can assign only one (1) `Group Address` to the `Position value object`.
##### Step 8 - Slat value object
`Slat value object`reports the **actual percentage value** of the current slat position (0--100%), allowing the system or user interface to monitor the true slat angle at any given moment.
The reported value reflects the slat position after the most recent movement or adjustment and accounts for the installed blind type and its slat behavior.
Encoding: 1-byte; DPT 5.001 (percentage)
By default the check-box for `Same as ... object` is active, meaning that the device is going to "write" back the slat position value at the `Group Address` provided in the `Slat position object` field.
If you wish to add separate `Group Address` for the `Slat value object` you should uncheck the check-box `Same as ... object` and add the desired address in the fields provided below it. To save the new added configuration click on `Save` button.
You can assign only one (1) `Group Address` to the `Slat value object`.
##### Step 9 - Obstacle object
Obstacle detection is safety option provided by Shelly and ensures longevity of any cover (roller or shutter) system. When this feature is enabled it allows the cover to stop or change direction if it encounters an obstacle while driving. More detailed description is provided by [this link](https://kb.shelly.cloud/knowledge-base/shelly-2-5-device-smart-control-roller-shutter-mod#Shelly2.5DeviceSmartControl-RollerShutterMode-ObstacleDetection).
The `Obstacle object` sends the following information:
* Sends logical "1" when an obstacle is detected, and
* Sends logical "0" when no obstacle is detected.
Encoding: 1-bit; DPT 1.005 (alarm)
To add a`Group address` to the `Movement object` press the `Add` button. Provide the desired `Group address` in the newly appeared field and then click on `Save` button.
You can assign only one (1) `Group Address` to the `Obstacle object`.
NOTE: If the obstacle detection is not enabled an information panel is displayed above the `Group address` field.
Until this feature is enabled no alarm messages will be sent at the provided `Group address` for `Obstacle object`.
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# Configuring Shelly for KNX operation
* [General configuration](https://kb.shelly.cloud/knowledge-base/general-configuration.md)
* [Configuration of Inputs](https://kb.shelly.cloud/knowledge-base/configuration-of-inputs.md)
* [Configuration of Outputs](https://kb.shelly.cloud/knowledge-base/configuration-of-outputs.md)
* [Configuration of Measurements](https://kb.shelly.cloud/knowledge-base/configuration-of-measurements.md)
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# Consumption Page
The Consumption page allows you to view current and overall consumption from a specified time frame. Navigate between **Current** and **Overall** consumption pages by clicking on the corresponding tab across the top of the Consumption page.
## Current
### Total Current Consumption
Clicking on the **Current** tab takes you to the Current consumption page. At the top of this page, observe the Total Current Consumption value in kilo-Watts (kW). Click the settings icon in the top right corner of the Total Current Consumption section, and set the Gauge Max Value (in kW). This setting is to set a custom max value for the real time energy consumption/generation in kW. Click the `Save` button to save any changes made.
### Consumption By Appliance Type
Observe current consumption by appliance type with units of Watts (W). The different categories are Unknown, Lighting, Cooking, Solar source, and Grid source. In the top right corner of this section there are two buttons: a `Logarithmic` button and a blue toggle button. Click the `Logarithmic` button to show the consumption by appliance type on a logarithmic scale, and click it again to return it to the regular scale. Click the blue toggle button to show the data on a pie chart, and click it again to return it to the original format.
### Rooms Current Consumption
Observe a chart of room specific current consumption, with values in Watts (W).
### Room Specific Current Consumption
Room specific current consumptions are displayed at the bottom of the Current consumption page. Observe each room that is currently consuming power, and the total current power consumption of that room in Watts (W). Below the total power consumption value of a room, observe which devices are consuming power in that room and how much power they are consuming in Watts (W). Clicking the arrow next to the device specific consumption takes you to the Main Controls page of the specific device.
## Overall
Clicking on **Overall** tab takes you to a page which gives the total power consumption for the chosen time interval, shown on a chart with units of Watt-hours (Wh), as well as showing charts for each room. At the top of the page, you can select the time interval and the date from which you want data to be shown.
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# Control panels
* [Shelly Wall Display web interface guide](https://kb.shelly.cloud/knowledge-base/shelly-wall-display-web-interface-guide.md)
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# Shelly Wave Pro 1PM US LR
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## Device identification
**Device: Shelly Wave Pro 1PM (US)**
US Part number/Ordering Code: QUSW-0A1P15US
Z-Wave Product type ID: 0x0002
Z-Wave Product ID: 0x008B
Z-Wave Manufacturer: Shelly Europe
Z-Wave Manufacturer ID: 0x0460
This device supports both Z-Wave® (mesh) and Z-Wave® Long Range (star) network topologies. During the device inclusion process, you must select one type of network topology.
Bellow sections marked with \* are valid only for Z-Wave® mesh network inclusion and are not applicable for Z-Wave® Long Range star network inclusion.
### Terminology
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* **OTA -** Over-The-Air firmware update.
* **FW -**Firmware
* **ZAF -** Z-Wave**®** protocol
* **NIF -** Node Information Frame; the frame that is sent at every adding (inclusion) to present/advertise the Device's capability to the gateway, so that it may adjust its operating ability.
* **CC -**Command Class (ZAF centerpiece of interoperability). The files/processes that determine how data is sent and handled/received. Command Classes include their signatures while sending data to allow recognition of which process is sending data for the destination device.
* **Switch -** A toggle switch or a bi-stable switch.
* **Push-button -** A momentary switch or a monostable switch.
* **Switch/push-button -**It can be a switch or a push-button.
* **Double press -**If the delay between the first and the second press on the switch/push-button is less than 500 ms, this is interpreted as a double press.
* **Gateway (GW) -** A Z-Wave**®** gateway, also referred to as a Z-Wave**®** controller, Z-Wave**®** main controller, Z-Wave**®** primary controller, or Z-Wave**®** hub, etc., is a device that serves as a central hub for a Z-Wave**®** smart home network. The term "**gateway"** is used in this document.
* **Mesh network -** devices can communicate with each other in addition to the gateway. Devices (only mains powered) can act as repeaters to extend network.
* **Long range network -** devices can communicate only with gateway (no repeater function).
* **S button -** The Z-Wave**®** Service button, located on Z-Wave**®** devices and is used for various functions such as adding (inclusion), removing (exclusion), resetting the device to its factory default settings and to switch power output on/off (valid only for Wave Plugs). The term "**S button**" is used in this document.
* **Device -** In this document, the term "**Device**" is used to refer to the Shelly Wave device that is a subject of this guide.
* **End device -**Z-Wave end devices are nodes in a Z-Wave network that are not gateways, such as switches, door locks, sensors, etc.
* **Node ID -** The Z-Wave **Node ID** is a unique identifier assigned at the adding (inclusion) to each device in a Z-Wave network, allowing the network to identify and communicate with this device.
* **HOME ID -** The Z-Wave **Home ID** is a unique identifier assigned to each Z-Wave network and each device in that network. It distinguishes your Z-Wave network from other networks and ensures that your Z-Wave devices only communicate with devices in your own network.
* **Adding/Inclusion -** The process of adding Z-Wave device to a Z-Wave network - gateway. The words**included, added,**etc. are used in this regard.
* **Removing/Exclusion -** The process of removing Z-Wave device from a Z-Wave network - gateway. The words**excluded, removed,**etc. are used in this regard.
* **Factory reset -** After Factory reset, all custom parameters and stored values (kWh, associations, routings, etc.) will return to their default state. The HOME ID and NODE ID assigned to the Device will be deleted. Use this reset procedure only when the gateway is missing or otherwise inoperable.
* **\*Learn mode -** a state that allows the Device to receive network information from the gateway.
* **Normal mode -**Is the state of the device which refers to the operational state of a device when it is functioning under regular conditions (switching on/off, dimming, etc.) either during active usage or while in standby mode but still powered.
* **SmartStart -** SmartStart enabled devices can be added (included) to a Z-Wave network by scanning the Z-Wave QR code on the device with a Gateway that supports SmartStart inclusion. The SmartStart enabled device will be automatically added within 10 minutes of being switched on in the vicinity of the Z-Wave network.
* **MUST -**MUST be implemented
* **OPTIONAL -** implement it if time/budget allows
* **Associations -** Associations are used for direct communication between the Device and other devices within your Z-Wave network without the need of the Z-Wave gateway.
* **Power cycle -** Reboot the Device/power supply On/Off of the Device
* **Blind -**Refers to any kind of window treatment, such as venetian blinds, roller blinds (screens), roller shutters, vertical window blinds, curtains, integral venetian blinds, pleated blinds, awnings, etc. Additionally, Wave Shutter can also control window motors, projector screens, or any type of bi-directional AC motor.
* **Power consumption (W) -**refers to the rate at which energy is consumed or used by an electrical device or system. It is measured in watts (W).
* **Energy consumption (kWh) -** refers to the total amount of electrical energy consumed by a device or system over a specific period of time. It is measured in kilowatt-hours (kWh).
* **Ordering code -** The ordering code is the same as the Part number (PN). Where there is not enough space to write the Ordering code, abbreviation PN is used. The PN is written on the DSK label on each device.
## **Shelly Wave Pro series**
Shelly Wave Pro series is a line of devices suitable for homes, offices, retail stores, manufacturing facilities, and other buildings. Pro devices are DIN-mountable inside the breaker box, and highly suitable for new building construction. All Shelly Wave Pro devices can be controlled and monitored through Z-Wave**®** network.
### Short description
The Device is a DIN rail mountable smart switch with power measurement. It controls the on/off function for one electrical device with a load up to 15 A. It is compatible with switches (default) and push-buttons.
### Basic functions
* **SmartStart**
* **Assocciations**
* **Working as Z-Wave repeater**
* **Switching On/Off load connected to O (O1)**
* **Automatically switching On/Off load connected to O (O1)**
* **Measuring Power consumption (W) and Energy consumption (kWh) of all connected loads.**
* **OTA - Over-The-Air firmware update**
### Operational Instructions
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### Switch/push-button connected to input terminal SW (SW1)
If the SW (SW1) is configured as a switch (default), each toggle of the switch will change the output O (O1) state to the opposite state - on, off, on, etc. If the SW (SW1) is configured as a push-button in the Device settings, each press of the push-button will change the output O (O1) state to the opposite state - on, off, on, etc.
Switch connected to input terminal SW (SW1)If the SW (SW1) is configured as a switch (default), each toggle of the switch will change the output O (O1) state to the opposite state - on, off, on, etc.Change switch position once: Change the state of the output O (O1) state to the opposite state and send the command to the associated devices in associated groups 2 and 3 (check chapter Z-Wave Association).
Switch-memory connected to input terminal SW (SW1)If the SW (SW1) is configured as a switch-memory, than:Switching to Close switch-memory contact: Change the state of the output state O (O1) to the On state and send command to the associated devices in associated groups 2 and 3 (check chapter Z-Wave Association)Switching to Open switch-memory contact: Change the state of the output state O (O1) to the Off state and send command to the associated devices in associated groups 2 and 3 (check chapter Z-Wave Association)
Push-button connected to input terminal SW (SW1)If the SW (SW1) is configured as a push-button in the Device settings, each press of the push-button changes the output state O (O1) to opposite - ON, OFF, ON, etc.Single press: Change the state of the output state O (O1) to the opposite one and send command to the associated devices in associated groups 2 and 3 (check chapter Z-Wave Association)Double press: If the delay between first in second press is less then 500ms, this is interpreted as double press. Send command to the associated devices (dimmers, shutters,....) in associated groups 2 and 3 (check chapter Z-Wave Association)Press and hold: Send command to the associated devices in associated group 3 (check chapter Z-Wave Association)Release: Send command to the associated devices in associated group 3 (check chapter Z-Wave Association)
Switch/push-button connected to input terminal SW2 SW2: NO relay control - used only for associations.
### Switching On/Off load connected to O (O1)
Load connected to O (O1) is possible to switch On/Off by:by Z-Wave commandAutomatically switching can be enabled by proper Parameters No. 19 and 20 settings.
pressing the switch/push-button SW (SW1): Change the state of the connected load to the opposite one
### Restore after power failure
Restore after power supply failure it takes less than 1 second.
In case of the power supply failure, the Device will return output O (O1) to the state defined by value of the Parameter No. 17 after power is restored.
Remote Device reboot
Remote Device reboot can be done by Parameter No. 117
Power consumption measurement
It measures Power consumption (W) of the connected load to the output O (O1). The measured value is sent to Gateway according to Parameters No. 36 and 39 settings.
Energy consumption measurement
Energy consumption (kWh) the Device calculate based on measured Power (W) during the time. Energy consumption measurement value is sent to the Gateway when the value increase for 0,1 kWh as unsolicited report.
Storing and resetting kWh
Store kWh in flash memory immediately after recognizing lost power supply.kWh can be reset by:Factory resetZ-wave command classKWh is not possible to reset with S button. OTA has no influence on kWh stored value, the kWh stored value remains after OTA firmware update.
Z-Wave Security communication protocols supported
Unsecure, S0 Security, S2 Unauthenticated Security, S2 Authenticated Security
**Working as Z-Wave repeater**
Z-Wave repeater re-transmits Z-Wave Radio signal by routing the signal around obstacles and radio dead spots to ensure that the signal is received at its intended destinations.
**OTA - Over-The-Air firmware update**
OTA stands for Over-The-Air, and it refers to the wireless firmware update to end devices
FW version
FW version is stored in the Device, also if it is updated by OTA. Firm version is possible to read by the Gateway.
Device serial number
Device serial number is stored in the Device after testing in production. Device serial number is possible to read by the Gateway.
Device PART number (PN)
Device Part number is stored in the Device after testing in production. Device Part number is possible to read by the Gateway.
### Main applications
* Residential
* MDU (Multi Dwelling Units - apartments, condominiums, hotels, etc.)
* Light commercial (small office buildings, small retail/restaurant/gas station, etc.)
* Industrial (factories, power plants, water processing, refineries, etc.)
* Government/municipal
* University college
* Farming
### Integrations
Shelly Wave devices are developed on the **world's leading technology for smart homes -- Z-Wave**.
This means Shelly Wave works with all **certified** gateways supporting Z-Wave communication protocol.
To make sure the functions of Shelly Wave products are supported on your gateway, we are regularly executing compatibility tests of our devices with different Z-Wave gateways.
### Simplified internal schematics
### Device electrical interfaces
#### Inputs
* 2 switch/push-button inputs on screw terminal
* 2 power supply inputs on screw terminals: N , L
* 1 relay input on screw terminal
Outputs
* 1 relay output with power measurement on screw terminal
### Connectivity
Z-Wave: Unsecure, S0 Security, S2 Unauthenticated Security, S2 Authenticated Security
### Safety features
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### **Protection**
#### **Overheat Protection**
Device has internal Overheat protection. If the temperature exceeds predefined values 80°C for more than 5s, the Device will:
switch off its own outputsend the Notification Report to the gateway (Overheat detected)the LED lights react as specified above (check LED blinking mode for Overheat detected)Error rendering macro 'excerpt-include' : No location was provided.
NOTE: The Overheat protection is always active and cannot be disabled.
Additional description above under chapter Notification for Overheat detected.
Overcurrent Protection
Device has internal Overcurrent protection. If the current exceeds 15A+10% (Max switching current +10%) for more than 5s, the Device will:
switch off its own outputsends the Notification Report to the gateway (Overcurrent detected)the LED lights react as specified above (check LED blinking mode for Overcurrent detected)Error rendering macro 'excerpt-include' : No location was provided.
NOTE: The Over-current protection is always active and cannot be disabled.
Additional description above under chapter Notification for Over-current detected.
#### **Overvoltage Protection**
Device has internal Overvoltage protection. This is valid for standard power supply voltage 230 V AC. If the voltage exceeds 240 V AC+15% (278 V AC) for more than 5s, the Device will:
switch off its own outputsends the Notification Report to the Gateway (Overvoltage detected)the LED lights react as specified above (check LED blinking mode for Overvoltage detected)Error rendering macro 'excerpt-include' : No location was provided.
NOTE: The Over-voltage protection is always active and cannot be disabled.
Additional description above under chapter Notification for Over-voltage detected.
### Supported load types
Resistive (incandescent bulbs, heating devices)
Capacitive (capacitor banks, electronic equipment, motor start capacitors)
Inductive with RC Snubber (LED light drivers, transformers, fans, refrigerators, air-conditioners)
### User interface
S button and operating modesSettings mode:Is required to start the desired procedure, for example: adding (inclusion (\*not available for Long Range devices)), removing (exclusion), factory reset, etc. It has a limited operating time. After completing the procedure in Setting mode, the Device automatically switches to Normal mode. Entering Setting mode:Press and hold the S button on the Device until the LED turns solid blue.An additional quick press on the S button changes the menu in an infinite loop.The Menu LED status has a timeout of 10s before entering again into Normal mode.S button's functionsManually adding the Device to a Z-Wave network (\*not available for Long Range inclusion)Manually removing the Device from a Z-Wave networkFactory Reset the Device
#### LED Signalisation
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General rulesSwitching between Normal and Settings mode is done by press and hold the S button.Solid LED means that you are in the Settings mode (this is not valid for Plugs). Once in settings mode, switch to normal mode goes automatically after 10s.If the LED is not in Alarm mode, it will turn off after a timeout of 30min. Pressing the S button or power cycling the Device will wake the LED for 30min.During module boot up LED will blink in mode 5 (0,2s On blue/0,2s On red) for 4-5 s.Normal mode LED status: Normal mode is defined by stable device function that can remain for an infinite time.
**LED type: RGB dimmable**
### Normal mode
#### **Removed/Excluded**
The LED will be blinking **blue** in Mode 1 for 30min after every power cycle and 10min after S button pressed.
##### **Added/Included**
The LED will be blinking **green** in Mode 1 for 30min after every power cycle and 10min after S button pressed.
### Settings in progress
#### Factory reset and reboot
During factory reset, the LED will turn solid **green** for approx. 1sec, then the **blue** and **red** LED will be blinking 0,1s On / 0,1s Off for about 2sec.
##### Adding / Removing
During adding or removing, the LED will be blinking **blue** in Mode 2.
##### OTA firmware updating
During the OTA update, the LED will be blinking **blue** and **red** in Mode 2.
##### Checking AC or DC voltage power supply
During checking the power supply, the LED will be blinking **blue** and **red** in Mode 5.
### Settings mode with S button
Adding / Removing menu selected (\*adding not available for Long Range inclusion)When the menu is selected the LED will be on blue, for maximum of 10 seconds.
Adding / Removing menu - while pressing S- button - Add/Remove process selected (\*adding not available for Long Range inclusion)When the menu is executing the LED will be blinking blue in Mode 3. 
Factory reset menu selectedWhen the menu is selected the LED will be on red, for maximum of 10 seconds.
Factory reset - while pressing S - button - Factory reset process selectedWhen the menu is executing the LED will be blinking red in Mode 3. 
### Alarm Mode
Overcurrent detected OThe LED will be blinking red in Mode 4 
Overheat detected The LED will be blinking red in Mode 4 
Overvoltage detectedThe LED will be blinking red in Mode 4 
#### **Power LED**
#### LED type: Red
The LED will be **red** solid if power supply is connected.
#### **Output (O, O1, O2,...) LED**
#### LED type: Red
The LED will be **red** solid if the Output relay is closed.
#### LED blinking modes
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| LED blinking modes ||
|--------|----------------------------------------|
| Mode 1 | 0,5s On/2s Off |
| Mode 2 | 0,5s On/0,5s Off |
| Mode 3 | 0,1s On/0,1s Off |
| Mode 4 | (1x to 6x - 0,2s On/0,2s Off) + 2s Off |
| Mode 5 | 0,2s On blue/0,2s On red |
### Technical Specifications
|--------------------|---------------------------------------|--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|
| Power supply || 110 - 240 V AC 50/60 Hz |
| Power consumption || \< 0.3 W |
| Power measurement \[W\] || Yes |
| Max. switching voltage AC || 240 V |
| Max. switching current AC || 15 A |
| Max. switching voltage DC || N/A |
| Max. switching current DC || N/A |
| Overheating protection || Yes |
| Overcurrent protection || Yes |
| Overvoltage protection || Yes |
| Long range network | Distance (depends on local condition) | Up to 80 m indoors (262 ft.) or up to 1000 m outdoors (3281 ft.) |
| Long range network | Z-Wave**®** repeater | No |
| Long range network | Z-Wave**®** frequency bands | 912 MHz |
| Mesh network | Distance (depends on local condition) | Up to 40 m indoors (131 ft.) |
| Mesh network | Z-Wave**®** repeater | Yes |
| Mesh network | Z-Wave**®** frequency bands | 908.4 MHz |
| CPU || Z-Wave**®** S800 |
| Size (H x W x D) || 94x19x69 ± 0.5 mm / 3.70x0.75x2.71 ± 0.02 in |
| Weight || 61 g / 2.15 oz. |
| Mounting || DIN rail |
| Screw terminals max. torque || 0.4 Nm / 3.54 lbin |
| Conductor cross section || 0.5 to 2.5 mm² / 20 to 14 AWG (green connector) 0.5 to 1.5 mm² / 20 to 16 AWG (white connectors) |
| Conductor stripped length || 6 to 7 mm / 0.24 to 0.28 in (green connector) 5 to 6 mm / 0.20 to 0.24 in (white connectors) |
| Shell material || Plastic |
| Color || Red |
| Ambient temperature || -20°C to 40°C / -5°F to 105°F |
| Humidity || 30% to 70% RH |
| Max. altitude || 2000 m / 6562 ft. |
### Basic wiring diagram
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|  Fig. 1 |  Fig. 2 |
#### Legend
**Device terminals:**
* **N:**Neutral terminal
* **L:**Live terminal(s) (110-240 V AC)
* **SW (SW1):**Switch/push-button input terminal (controlling O (O1))
* **SW2:**Switch/push-button input terminal
* **I:**Load circuit input terminal
* **O (O1):** Load circuit (1) output terminal
**Wires:**
* **N:**Neutral wire
* **L:** Livewire (110-240 V AC)
**Button:**
* **S:**S button
Connect the load to the **O** terminal of the Device and the **Neutral** wire, as shown on **Fig. 1** . Connect the **Live** wire to an **I** terminal of the Device. Connect the **Neutral** wire to a **N** terminal of the Device. Connect a switch or a push-button to the Device **SW1 (SW2)** terminal and the **Live** wire.
### About Z-Wave®
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## **About Z-Wave®**
The Z-Wave® protocol is an interoperable, wireless, RF-based communications technology designed specifically for control, monitoring, and status reading applications in residential and light commercial environments. Mature, proven, and broadly deployed, Z-Wave® is by far the world market leader in wireless control, bringing affordable, reliable, and easy-to-use 'smart' products to millions of people in every aspect of daily life.
Interoperability has always been at the core of the Z-Wave® protocol, alongside the features like backward compatibility, security, and reliability. All Z-Wave® devices can be operated in any Z-Wave® network with other Z-Wave® certified devices, regardless of brand or manufacturer. All mains operated nodes within the network will act as repeaters regardless of vendor to increase the reliability of the network. There are 4000+ Z-Wave® certified products that are backwards- and forwards-compatible in the Z-Wave® ecosystem and well over 100 million devices currently in the market.
With over 20 years in the marketplace, Z-Wave® technology has best-in-class security measures to keep your home network smarter and safer.
Source: [www.z-wavealliance.org](https://qubino.atlassian.net/wiki/spaces/~5e674c10ae59460cfb01abf8/pages/2247000155/About+Z-Wave#), [http://www.z-wave.com](http://www.z-wave.com/)
### Adding and removing the Device to a Z-Wave® network
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Adding the Device to a Z-Wave® network (inclusion)
**Note!** *In case of Security 2 (S2) adding (inclusion), a dialog will appear asking you to enter the corresponding PIN Code (5 underlined digits) that are written on the Z-Wave® DSK label on the side of the Device and on the Z-Wave® DSK label inserted in the packaging.*
*++IMPORTANT: The PIN Code must not be lost.++*
SmartStart adding (inclusion)SmartStart enabled products can be added into a Z-Wave® network by scanning the Z-Wave® QR Code present on the Device with a gateway providing SmartStart inclusion. No further action is required, and the SmartStart device will be added automatically within 10 minutes of being switched on in the network vicinity.With the gateway application scan the QR code on the Device label and add the Security 2 (S2) Device Specific Key (DSK) to the provisioning list in the gateway.Connect the Device to a power supply.Check if the blue LED is blinking in Mode 1. If so, the Device is not added to a Z-Wave® network.Adding will be initiated automatically within a few seconds after connecting the Device to a power supply, and the Device will be added to a Z-Wave® network automatically.The blue LED will be blinking in Mode 2 during the adding process.The green LED will be blinking in Mode 1 if the Device is successfully added to a Z-Wave® network.
Adding (inclusion) with the S button (\*not available for Long Range inclusion)Connect the Device to a power supply.Check if the blue LED is blinking in Mode 1. If so, the Device is not added to a Z-Wave® network.Enable add/remove mode on the gateway.To enter the Setting mode, press and hold the S button on the Device until the LED turns solid blue.Release and then press and hold (\> 2s) the S button on the Device until the blue LED starts blinking in Mode 3. Releasing the S button will start the Learn mode.The blue LED will be blinking in Mode 2 during the adding process.The green LED will be blinking in Mode 1 if the Device is successfully added to a Z-Wave® network.
**Note!** *In Setting mode, the Device has a timeout of 10s before entering again into Normal mode.*
Adding (inclusion) with a switch/push-button (\*not available for Long Range inclusion)Connect the Device to a power supply.Check if the blue LED is blinking in Mode 1. If so, the Device is not added to a Z-Wave® network.Enable add/remove mode on the gateway.Toggle the switch/push-button connected to any of the SW terminals (SW, SW1, SW2, etc.) 3 times within 3 seconds (this procedure puts the Device in Learn mode\*). The Device must receive on/off signal 3 times, which means pressing the momentary switch 3 times, or toggling the switch on and off 3 times.The blue LED will be blinking in Mode 2 during the adding process.The green LED will be blinking in Mode 1 if the Device is successfully added to a Z-Wave® network.\*Learn mode - a state that allows the Device to receive network information from the gateway.
#### **Removing the Device from a Z-Wave® network (exclusion)**
**Note!** *The Device will be removed from your Z-Wave® network, but any custom configuration parameters will not be erased.*
Removing (exclusion) with the S buttonConnect the Device to a power supply.Check if the green LED is blinking in Mode 1. If so, the Device is added to a Z-Wave® network.Enable add/remove mode on the gateway.To enter the Setting mode, press and hold the S button on the Device until the LED turns solid blue.Release and then press and hold (\> 2s) the S button on the Device until the blue LED starts blinking in Mode 3. Releasing the S button will start the Learn mode.The blue LED will be blinking in Mode 2 during the removing process.The blue LED will be blinking in Mode 1 if the Device is successfully removed from a Z-Wave® network.
**Note!** *In Setting mode, the Device has a timeout of 10s before entering again into Normal mode.*
Removing (exclusion) with a switch/push-buttonConnect the Device to a power supply.Check if the green LED is blinking in Mode 1. If so, the Device is added to a Z-Wave® network.Enable add/remove mode on the gateway.Toggle the switch/push-button connected to any of the SW terminals (SW, SW1, SW2,...) 3 times within 3 seconds (this procedure puts the Device in Learn mode). The Device must receive on/off signal 3 times, which means pressing the momentary switch 3 times, or toggling the switch on and off 3 times.The blue LED will be blinking in Mode 2 during the removing process.The blue LED will be blinking in Mode 1 if the Device is successfully removed from a Z-Wave® network.
#### **Factory reset**
Factory reset generalAfter Factory reset, all custom parameters and stored values (kWh, associations, routings, etc.) will return to their default state. HOME ID and NODE ID assigned to the Device will be deleted. Use this reset procedure only when the gateway is missing or otherwise inoperable.
Factory reset with the S button
**Note!** *Factory reset with the S button is possible anytime.*
To enter the Setting mode, press and hold the S button on the Device until the LED turns solid blue.Press the S button multiple times until the LED turns solid red.Press and hold (\> 2s) S button on the Device until the red LED starts blinking in Mode 3. Releasing the S button will start the factory reset.During factory reset, the LED will turn solid green for about 1s, then the blue and red LED will start blinking in Mode 3 for approx. 2s.The blue LED will be blinking in Mode 1 if the Factory reset is successful.
Factory reset with a switch/push-button
**Note!** *Factory reset with a switch/push-button is only possible within the first minute after the Device is connected to a power supply.*
Connect the Device to a power supply.Toggle the switch/push-button connected to any of the SW terminals (SW, SW1, SW2,...) 5 times within 3 seconds. The Device must receive on/off signal 5 times, which means pressing the push-button 5 times, or toggling the switch on and off 5 times.During factory reset, the LED will turn solid green for about 1s, then the blue and red LED will start blinking in Mode 3 for approx. 2s.The blue LED will be blinking in Mode 1 if the Factory reset is successful.
Remote factory reset with parameter with a gatewayFactory reset can be done remotely with the settings in Parameter No. 120.
### Security and Device Specific Key (DSK)
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The Device supports the latest Security 2 (S2) feature. S2 is handled by the strong AES 128 Encryption protocol, which means that the S2 makes Z-Wave® the most secure IoT (Internet of Things) security platform out there. To fully utilize the product and its Security 2 feature, a Security 2-enabled Z-Wave® gateway must be used.
Authenticated Control
* Out-Of-Band DSK for adding (inclusion)
* May be used by most implementations
The Device also supports Security 2 Authenticated, Unauthenticated, and Unsecure adding (inclusion).
**Note**! When adding the Device to a Z-Wave® network with a gateway supporting Security 2 (S2), the PIN Code of the Z-Wave® Device Specific Key (DSK) is required. You can find it on the label on the side of the Device and a copy is inserted in the packaging, which must not be lost. Do not remove the Z-Wave® DSK label from the Device. As a backup measure, use the label in the packaging.
The first five digits of the key are highlighted or underlined to help the user identify the PIN Code part of the DSK text. The DSK is additionally represented with a QR Code as shown on the image.
#### **Z-Wave® DSK label and QR code (example)**
A joining node requesting to join the S2 Access Control Class or the S2 Authenticated Class will obfuscate its Public Key by setting the bytes 1..2 to zeros (0x00) before transferring its key via RF.
The DSK may be used for out-of-band (OOB) authentication.
* The including gateway may use a QR code scanning device to read the entire DSK of the joining device and match it with the obfuscated public key received via RF from the joining device.
### Setting Parameters
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#### **Parameter No. 1 - SW (SW1) Switch type**
This parameter defines how the Device should treat the switch (which type) connected to the SW (SW1) terminal.
Value size: 1 Byte
Default value: 2
Values \& descriptions:
* 0 - momentary switch (push button),
* 1 - toggle switch (contact closed - ON / contact opened - OFF),
* 2 - toggle switch (Device changes status when switch changes status)
#### **Parameter No. 2 - SW2 Switch type**
This parameter defines how the Device should treat the switch (which type) connected to the SW2 terminal.
Value size: 1 Byte
Default value: 2
Values \& descriptions:
* 0 - momentary switch (push button),
* 1 - toggle switch (contact closed - ON / contact opened - OFF),
* 2 - toggle switch (device changes status when switch changes status)
#### **Parameter No. 6 - Inputs SW1 \& SW2 Swap**
This parameter allows to swap the operation of switches connected to inputs SW1 and SW2 without changing the wiring.
Value size: 1 Byte
Default value: 0
Values \& descriptions:
* 0 - default (SW1 - O1, SW2 - O2),
* 1 - swapped (SW1 - O2, SW2 - O1)
*Only used for Wave Shutter and other Devices with 2 Switch inputs (SW1 and SW2) like Wave 2PM,...*
#### **Parameter No. 7 - SW (SW1) detach mode**
In this mode the input SW (SW1) is separated/not changing the state of the output.
Value size: 1 Byte
Default value: 0
Values \& descriptions:
* 0 - normal mode
* 1 - detached mode
#### **Parameter No. 8 - SW2 detach mode**
In this mode the input SW 2 is separated/not changing the state of the output.
Value size: 1 Byte
Default value: 0
Values \& descriptions:
* 0 - normal mode
* 1 - detached mode
#### **Parameter No. 17 - Restore the O (O1) state after a power failure**
This parameter determines if the on/off status is saved and restored for the load connected to O (O1) after a power failure.
Values size: 1 Byte
Default value: 0
Values \& descriptions:
* 0 - Device saves last on/off status and restores it after a power failure
* 1 - Device does not save on/off status and does not restore it after a power failure, it remains off
*NOTE: This functionality does not apply when Parameter 1 is configured with the value "1 - toggle switch (contact closed - ON / contact opened - OFF)"*
#### **Parameter No. 19 - O (O1) Auto OFF with timer**
If the load O (O1) is ON, you can schedule it to turn OFF automatically after the period of time defined in this parameter. The timer resets to zero each time the Device receives an ON command, either remotely (from the gateway or associated device) or locally from the switch.
Values size: 2 Byte
Default value: 0
Values \& their descriptions:
* 0 - Auto OFF Disabled
* 1 - 32535 = 1 - 32535 seconds or milliseconds -- see Parameter no. 25. Set timer units to s or ms for O (O1) resolution 100ms
#### **Parameter No. 20 - O (O1) Auto ON with timer**
If the load O (O1) is OFF, you can schedule it to turn ON automatically after the period of time defined in this parameter. The timer resets to zero each time the Device receives an OFF command, either remotely (from the gateway or associated device) or locally from the switch.
Values size: 2 Byte
Default value: 0
Values \& their descriptions:
* 0 - Auto ON Disabled
* 1 - 32535 = 1 - 32535 seconds or milliseconds -- see Parameter no. 25. Set timer units to s or ms for O (O1) resolution 100ms
#### **Parameter No. 23 - O (O1) contact type - NO/NC**
The set value determines the relay contact type for output O (O1). The relay contact type can be normally open (NO) or normally closed (NC).
Values size: 1 Byte
Default value: 0
Values \& descriptions:
* 0 - NO
* 1 - NC
Relay logic:
| **Par-NO/NC** | **Command (switch, Z-Wave...)** | **Device output state** |
|---------------|---------------------------------|-------------------------|
| NO (0) | OFF | OFF (0 V) |
| NO (0) | ON | ON (230 V) |
| NC (1) | OFF | ON (230 V) |
| NC (1) | ON | OFF (0 V) |
#### **Parameter No. 25 - Set timer units to s or ms for O (O1)**
Set the timer units to seconds or milliseconds. Choose if you want to set the timer in seconds or milliseconds in Parameters No. 19, 20.
Values size: 1 Byte
Default value: 0
Values \& descriptions:
* 0 -- timer set in seconds
* 1 -- timer set in milliseconds
#### **Parameter No. 36 - O (O1) Power report on change - percentage**
This parameter determines the minimum change in consumed power that will result in sending a new report to the gateway.
Values size: 1 Byte
Default value: 50
Values \& descriptions:
* 0 - reports are disabled
* 1-100 (1-100%) - change in power
*NOTE: Regardless of the power consumption change in percentage, the report will not be sent more frequently than defined by Parameter No. 39.*
#### **Parameter No. 39 - Minimum time between reports (O) O1**
This parameter determines the minimum time that must elapse before a new power report on O (O1) is sent to the gateway.
Values size: 1 Byte
Default value: 30
Values \& descriptions:
* 0 - reports are disabled
* 1-120 (1-120s) - report interval
*NOTE: This Parameter is in relation to Parameter No. 36.*
*NOTE: Setting the value to less than 30s can cause the Z-Wave network congestion state (slow Device response and decreased network stability).*
#### **Parameter No. 117 - Remote Device reboot**
This parameter enable restarting or rebooting the Device without physical intervention. Use this parameter only for troubleshooting scope. After device reboot the parameter value will be set to default.
Values size: 1 Byte
Default value: 0
Values \& descriptions:
* 0 - function inactive
* 1 - Remote device reboot
#### **Parameter No. 118 - Enable SW for inclusion**
This parameter defines whether the Device should allow exclusion over inputs (SW) when the device is already included.
Value size: 1 Byte
Default value: 0
Values \& descriptions:
* 0 - Don't allow exclusion
* 1 - Allow exclusion
Parameter No. 120 - Factory ResetReset to factory default settings and removed from the Z-Wave network.The parameter is Advanced and may be hidden under the Advanced tag.Values size: 1 ByteDefault value: 0Values \& descriptions:0 - No action1 - Factory reset
*NOTE: After factory reset is performed, the parameter value is automatically set to 0.*
Parameter No. 201 - Serial Number 1This parameter contains a part of device's serial number.The parameter is Read-Only and cannot be changed.The parameter is Advanced and may be hidden under the Advanced tag.Values size: 4 ByteDefault value: Device specificValues \& descriptions:· 0x00000000 - 0x7FFFFFFF
Parameter No. 202 - Serial Number 2This parameter contains a part of device's serial number.The parameter is Read-Only and cannot be changed.The parameter is Advanced and may be hidden under the Advanced tag.Values size: 4 ByteDefault value: Device specificValues \& descriptions:· 0x00000000 - 0x7FFFFFFF
Parameter No. 203 - Serial Number 3This parameter contains a part of device's serial number.The parameter is Read-Only and cannot be changed.The parameter is Advanced and may be hidden under the Advanced tag.Values size: 4 ByteDefault value: Device specificValues \& descriptions:· 0x00000000 - 0x7FFFFFFF
### Command Classes
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1. ASSOCIATION_V2 \[S0, S2\]\*
2. ASSOCIATION_GRP_INFO_V3 \[S0, S2\]\*
3. BASIC_V2 \[S0, S2\]\*
4. SWITCH_BINARY_V2 \[S0, S2\]\*
5. CONFIGURATION_V4 \[S0, S2\]\*
6. DEVICE_RESET_LOCALLY_V1 \[S0, S2\]\*
7. FIRMWARE_UPDATE_MD_V5 \[S0, S2\]\*
8. INDICATOR_V3 \[S0, S2\]\*
9. MANUFACTURER_SPECIFIC_V2 \[S0, S2\]\*
10. METER_V6 \[S0, S2\]\*
11. MULTI_CHANNEL_ASSOCIATION_V3 \[S0, S2\]\*
12. NOTIFICATION_V8 \[S0, S2\]\*
13. POWERLEVEL_V1 \[S0, S2\]\*
14. SECURITY_V1
15. SECURITY_2_V1
16. SUPERVISION_V1
17. TRANSPORT_SERVICE_V2
18. VERSION_V3 \[S0, S2\]\*
19. ZWAVEPLUS_INFO_V2
\[S2\]\* Security S2 Command Class
NOTE: MAPPING OF COMMAND_CLASS_BASIC
++**Supporting Command Class Basic**++
COMMAND_CLASS_BASIC is mapped into COMMAND_CLASS_SWITCH_BINARY, for enabling Switch (O) control:
Switch (O) will be turned ON or OFF, after receiving the BASIC_SET command:
|----------------------------|--------------------------------------------|
| **Basic Command received** | **Mapped Command (binary Switch)** |
| Basic Set (0xFF) | Switch Binary Switch (0xFF) |
| Basic Set (0x00) | Switch Binary Switch (0x00) |
| Basic GET | Basic Report (Current Value, Target Value) |
Supporting Command Class IndicatorThe Device supports the Command Class Indicator V3 (ID 0x50). When the Device receives an indicator set, the LED blinks according to the received indicator set.Refer to LED Signalization chapter. Supporting Meter Command ClassThe product supports the meter command class and KWh is the default scale report send when the scale type is not present in the received Get.Supported Scale NameScale ValueWatt2KWh0
### Notifications Command Class
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### Overheat detected
|---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|-------------------------------|
| **Comment** | **Overheat detected** |
| Z-Wave Notification Type Name | Heat Alarm |
| Z-Wave Notification type - Value | 0x04 |
| Z-Wave Notification type - Event | State |
| Z-Wave Notification Name | Overheat detected |
| Z-Wave Notification Name - Value | 0x02 |
| Z-Wave Notification Name - Version | V2 |
| LED signalization | Check LED signalization table |
| Device reaction - Switch OFF all outputs and send notification | Yes |
| Action to restore - power cycle | Yes |
| Action to restore - short press on S button | Yes |
| Action to restore - press any switch-push button connected to any SW (SW, SW1, SW2, ...) terminal | Yes |
### Over-current detected O
|---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|----------------------------------|
| **Comment** | **Over-current detected O (O1)** |
| Z-Wave Notification Type Name | Power management |
| Z-Wave Notification type - Value | 0x08 |
| Z-Wave Notification type - Event | State |
| Z-Wave Notification Name | Over-current detected |
| Z-Wave Notification Name - Value | 0x06 |
| Z-Wave Notification Name - Version | V3 |
| LED signalization | Check LED signalization table |
| Device reaction - Switch OFF the output O (O1) and send a notification | Yes |
| Action to restore - power cycle | Yes |
| Action to restore - short press on S button | Yes |
| Action to restore - press any switch-push button connected to any SW (SW, SW1, SW2, ...) terminal | Yes |
### Over-voltage detected
|---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|-------------------------------|
| **Comment** | **Over-voltage detected** |
| Z-Wave Notification Type Name | Power management |
| Z-Wave Notification type - Value | 0x08 |
| Z-Wave Notification type - Event | State |
| Z-Wave Notification Name | Over-voltage detected |
| Z-Wave Notification Name - Value | 0x07 |
| Z-Wave Notification Name - Version | V3 |
| LED signalization | Check LED signalization table |
| Device reaction - Switch OFF all outputs and send notification | Yes |
| Action to restore - power cycle | Yes |
| Action to restore - short press on S button | Yes |
| Action to restore - press any switch-push button connected to any SW (SW, SW1, SW2, ...) terminal | Yes |
### Associations
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Associations are used for direct communication between the Device and other devices within your Z-Wave network without the need of the Z-Wave gateway.
Max. number of associated devices per group is 9. This value is fixed and cannot be configured.
Each association group supports the association of up to 9 devices (nodes). To avoid network delays, we recommend limiting the number of associated devices to no more than 5 per group. "Lifeline group" is reserved for controlling devices, such as Gateways and remote controllers, or devices who can interpret the reports sent.**Association group 1** **--**"Lifeline group" sends to the controlling device it's command class notifications and or command class reports when said command classes are triggered. Max. 9 nodes are allowed:
Root device
Root device - Association Group 1 - Lifeline
1. INDICATOR_REPORT : LED status
2. DEVICE_RESET_LOCALLY_NOTIFICATION : triggered upon request
3. SWITCH_BINARY_REPORT : status change report for output O (O1)
4. NOTIFICATION_REPORT : triggered on Overheat
5. NOTIFICATION_REPORT : triggered on Overcurrent detected O (O1)
6. NOTIFICATION_REPORT : triggered on Overvoltage detected
7. METER_REPORT : triggered by load power consumption connected to output O (O1) (according to the settings of Parameters No. 36 and 39)
**Root device - Association Group 2 (\*not available for Long Range inclusion)**
Association Group 2Allowed nodes: 9It is assigned to switch connected to the SW (SW1) terminal (uses Basic command class).Triggered by SW (SW1). The device sends according to the state of SW (SW1) (switch or push-button) the command BASIC_SET ON or BASIC_SET OFF to the associated device. This command is reflected to the output of associated device. Supports the following command classes:BASIC_SET : set On / Off state at the associated device
**Root device - Association Group 3 (\*not available for Long Range inclusion)** Association Group 3Allowed nodes: 9It is assigned to switch connected to the SW (SW1) terminal (uses Switch Multilevel command class). Triggered by SW (SW1). It is recommended to use push buttons for this association. Supports the following command classes:SWITCH_MULTILEVEL_START_LEVEL_CHANGE : initiate a transition to a new level (increase or decrease light intensity in case of dimmer, or move shutter up or down, ...)SWITCH_MULTILEVEL_STOP_LEVEL_CHANGE : stop an ongoing transition (stop increase or decrease light intensity in case of dimmer, or stop moving shutter up or down, ...)
**Root device - Association Group 4 (\*not available for Long Range inclusion)**
**Association Group 4**
Allowed nodes: 9
It is assigned to switch connected to the SW2 terminal (uses Basic command class).
Triggered by SW2. Supports the following command classes:
* BASIC_SET : set On / Off state at the associated device
**Root device - Association Group 5 (\*not available for Long Range inclusion)**
**Association Group 5**
Allowed nodes: 9
It is assigned to switch connected to the SW2 terminal (uses Switch Multilevel command class). Triggered by SW2.
It is recommended to use push buttons for this association. Supports the following command classes:
* SWITCH_MULTILEVEL_START_LEVEL_CHANGE : initiate a transition to a new level (increase or decrease light intensity in case of dimmer, or move shutter up or down, ...)
* SWITCH_MULTILEVEL_STOP_LEVEL_CHANGE : stop an ongoing transition (stop increase or decrease light intensity in case of dimmer, or stop moving shutter up or down, ...)
### Disclaimers and Warnings
**READ BEFORE USE**
**This document contains important technical and safety information about the Device, its safe use and installation.**
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⚠WARNING! Risk of electric shock. Make sure that after installing the device, its screw terminals are not accessible to users and protected by accidental short circuits!
⚠WARNING! The operation of the service button must be managed by a professional installer. Risk of electric shock.
⚠CAUTION! Danger of electrocution. Mounting/installation of the Device to the power grid must be performed with caution, by a qualified electrician. ⚠CAUTION! Danger of electrocution. Every change in the connections must be done after ensuring there is no voltage present at the Device terminals.⚠CAUTION! Use the Device only with a power grid and appliances that comply with all applicable regulations. A short circuit in the power grid or any appliance connected to the Device may damage it.⚠CAUTION! Do not connect the Device to appliances exceeding the given max. load!⚠CAUTION! Allow at least 10 mm of space around each Pro device if you expect currents higher than 5 A per channel.⚠CAUTION! Connect the Device only in the way shown in these instructions. Any other method could cause damage and/or injury.⚠CAUTION! Do not install the Device where it can get wet.⚠CAUTION! Do not use the Device if it has been damaged!⚠CAUTION! Do not attempt to service or repair the Device yourself!⚠CAUTION! Do not interfere with the Device(any alteration or modification of the Device is prohibited).⚠CAUTION! Before starting the mounting/installation of the Device, check that the breakers are turned off and there is no voltage on their terminals. This can be done with a mains voltage tester or multimeter. When you are sure that there is no voltage, you can proceed to connecting the wires.⚠CAUTION! Do not allow children to play with the push-buttons/ switches connected to the Device. Keep the devices for remote control of Shelly Wave (mobile phones, tablets, PCs) away from children.⚠CAUTION! Do not alter the antenna (the antenna must not be shortened, lengthened, or modified in any way!)⚠RECOMMENDATION: Place the antenna as far away as possible from metal elements as they can cause signal interference.⚠RECOMMENDATION: Connect the Device using solid single-core cables with increased insulation heat resistance, not less than PVC T105°C (221°F).⚠RECOMMENDATION: For inductive appliances that cause voltage spikes during switching on/off, such as electrical motors, fans, vacuum cleaners and similar ones, RC snubber (0.1 µF / 100 Ω / 1/2 W / 600 VAC) should be connected parallel to the appliance.
### Z-Wave® Important disclaimer
Z-wave® wireless communication may not always be 100% reliable. This Device should not be used in situations in which life and/or valuables are solely dependent on its functioning. If the Device is not recognized by your gateway or appears incorrectly, you may need to change the Device type manually and ensure that your gateway supports Z-wave Plus® multi-channel devices and Z-wave® Long Range capability in case of Long Range devices.
### Troubleshooting
For troubleshooting please visit our support portal: [Support](https://support.shelly.cloud/)
### Compatibility
|-------------------------------|-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|
| **Wave Pro 1PM** | **functions - reports** |||||
| Gateway | On/Off | SW On/Off | W | kWh | Notes |
| Home Assistant |  |  |  |  | |
| Fibaro HC 3 / Z-Wave engine 3 |  |  |  |  | |
| Homey |  |  |  |  | |
| Homee Cube Gen 7 |  |  |  |  | |
| Homee Cube Gen 5 |  | **P** \*1 | ❌ \*2 | ❌ \*2 | \*1, \*2 |
| Smart Things |  |  |  |  | [with the Shelly Wave edge driver](https://bestow-regional.api.smartthings.com/invite/adMKvAPaArj9) |
| Vera Ezlo |  |  |  |  | |
| Cozify |  |  |  |  | |
| Notes | \*1 The output change state however, the corresponding user interface state fails to reflect the updates. \*2 The W and kWh are not reported to the user interface. |||||
| **Function** | **Meaning / tested** |
|----------------|---------------------------------------------------------------------------------|
| **On/Off** | if device respond to the app UI On/Off command |
| **SW On/Off** | if device reports On/Off changes by SW input |
| **Dimming** | if device respond to app UI dimming command |
| **SW Dimming** | if device report dimming state change by SW input |
| **Watts** | if Watts are reported (unsolicited) |
| **kWh** | if kWh are reported (unsolicited) |
| **Up/Down** | if device respond to the app UI Up/Down command |
| **SW Up/Down** | if device reports Up/Down changes by SW input |
| **Slats** | if the slats respond to the app UI command |
| **SW Slats** | if the slats report the changes done by SW |
| **D control** | *detached mode* if device reports scene commands single press, double press,... |
| **D Binary** | *detached mode*if the device reports binary On/Off by SW input |
| **Sensor #** | Is the sensor report visualized in the gateway, type of sensor in the notes. |
|-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|---|---|---|---|
| **Legend** |||||
| Symbol | State ||||
|  | Working / Possible ||||
| ❌ | Not Working / Not Possible ||||
| P | Partially ||||
| N/T | Not Tested ||||
| TBD | To be done ||||
### Gateway guides
You may find useful guides on gateways in the Z-Wave [Shelly Knowledge base](https://support.shelly.cloud/en/support/solutions/folders/103000553450).
### FCC notes
* This Device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules.
* Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) this device may not cause harmful interference, and (2) this device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation.
* The manufacturer is not responsible for any radio or TV interference caused by unauthorized modification or change to this equipment. Such modifications or change could void the user's authority to operate the equipment.
* This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates, uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures:
* Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.
* Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver.
* Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected.
* Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help.
* RF exposure statement:
* This equipment complies with FCC radiation exposure limits set forth for an uncontrolled environment. The device has been evaluated to meet general RF exposure requirement. The device can be used in portable exposure condition without restriction.
### Disposal \& Recycling
This refers to the waste of electrical and electronic equipment. It is applicable in the US and other countries to collect waste separately.
This symbol on the product or in the accompanying literature indicates that the product should not be disposed of in the daily waste. Shelly Wave Pro 1PM must be recycled to avoid possible damage to the environment or human health from uncontrolled waste disposal and to promote the reuse of materials and resources. It is your responsibility to dispose of the device separately from general household waste when it is already unusable.
### Printed User Guide
[Shelly_Wave_Pro_1PM_US_LR_V1_B2511-print.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_86104c9b173bb8c1ad4d94abd1ca41655d020bcf39d5ca709e7eb559750556d5/Shelly_Wave_Pro_1PM_US_LR_V1_B2511-print.pdf.md?cb=5544fcc78b5e5593e55abc20823136b5)
## Manufacturer
Shelly Europe Ltd.
Address: Shelly Europe ltd, 51 Cherni Vrah Blvd., building 3, floor 2 and 3, Lozenetz Region, Sofia 1407, Republic of Bulgaria
Tel.: +359 2 988 7435
E-mail: [zwave-shelly@shelly.cloud](mailto:zwave-shelly@shelly.cloud)
Support:
Web: [https://www.shelly.com](https://www.shelly.com/)
Changes in the contact data are published by the Manufacturer at the official website: [https://www.shelly.com](https://www.shelly.com/)
## Legal Notice
## This User Guide is subject to change and improvement without notice. Shelly Wave reserves all rights to revise and update all documentation without any obligation to notify any individual or entity.
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# Using Shelly Pro 2/2PM V1 with multiple switches to control dual lights
## Read before use
This document contains important technical and safety information about the device, its safety use and installation.
**⚠ ATTENTION!** Before beginning the installation, please read carefully and entirely this guide and any other documents accompanying the device. Failure to follow the installation procedures could lead to malfunction, danger to your health and life, violation of the law or refusal of legal and/or commercial guarantee (if any). Shelly Europe Ltd is not responsible for any loss or damage in case of incorrect installation or improper operation of this device due to failure of following the user and safety instructions in this guide.
## Introduction to Shelly®
Shelly® is a line of innovative microprocessor-managed devices, which allow remote control of electric circuits through a mobile phone, tablet, PC, or home automation system. Shelly® devices can work standalone in a local Wi-Fi network, or they can be operated through cloud home automation services. Shelly Cloud is a service that can be accessed using either the Android or iOS mobile application, or with any internet browser at .
Shelly® devices can be accessed, controlled and monitored remotely from any place where the User has internet connectivity, as long as the devices are connected to a Wi-Fi router and the Internet.
When connected directly to the device's access point, or at the device's IP address on the local Wi-Fi network, the User can access the Shelly® device's embedded Web Interface at [http://192.168.33.1](http://192.168.33.1/). The embedded Web Interface can be used to monitor and control the device, as well as adjust its settings.
Shelly® devices can communicate directly with other Wi-Fi devices through HTTP protocol. An API is provided by Shelly Europe Ltd. For more information, please visit: [https://shelly-api-docs.shelly.cloud/#shelly-family-overview](https://shelly-api-docs.shelly.cloud/#shelly-family-overview.).
Shelly® devices are delivered with factory-installed firmware. If firmware updates are necessary to keep the devices in conformity, including security updates, Shelly Europe Ltd will provide the updates free of charge through the device embedded Web Interface or Shelly Mobile Application, where the information about the current firmware version is available. The choice to install or not the Device firmware updates is the User's sole responsibility. Shelly Europe Ltd shall not be liable for any lack of conformity of the Device caused by failure of the User to install the provided updates in a timely manner.
Shelly® Pro devices are DIN mountable inside the breaker box, and highly suitable for new building construction. All Shelly® Pro devices can be controlled and monitored through Wi-Fi and LAN connections. Bluetooth connection can be used for the inclusion process.
## Control your home with your voice
Shelly® devices are compatible with Amazon Alexa and Google Home supported functionalities. Please see our step-by-step guide on: .
## Use case
This use case explains how using **Shelly Pro 2/2PM** (the **Device**) you can turn on/off dual lights in a room, hall or corridor from a mobile device and/or multiple physical switches in key locations.
Learn more about [Shelly Pro 2](https://kb.shelly.cloud/knowledge-base/shelly-pro-2.md) and [Shelly Pro 2PM](https://kb.shelly.cloud/knowledge-base/shelly-pro-2pm.md).
## Installation
**⚠WARNING!** Danger of electrocution. Mounting/installation of the Device to the power grid has to be performed with caution, by a qualified electrician!
**⚠WARNING!** Danger of electrocution. Every change in the connections has to be done after ensuring there is no voltage present at the Device terminals!
**⚠CAUTION!** Use the Device only with a power grid and appliances which comply with all applicable regulations. A short circuit in the power grid or any appliance connected to the Device may damage the Device!
**⚠CAUTION!** Тhe Device may be connected to and may control electric circuits and appliances only if they comply with the respective standards and safety norms!
**⚠CAUTION!** Do not connect the Device to appliances exceeding the given max load!
**⚠CAUTION!** Connect the Device only in the way shown in these instructions. Any other method could cause damage and/or injury!
**⚠CAUTION!** Do not use the Device if it has been damaged!
**⚠CAUTION!** Do not attempt to service or repair the Device yourself!
### Mounting
**⚠CAUTION!** Before mounting the Device, turn the circuit breakers off, and check that there is no voltage on their terminals. This can be done with a phase tester or multimeter. When you are sure that there is no voltage, you can proceed to mounting and wiring the Device.
Mounting the Device on the DIN rail
Open the mounting bracket by either pressing it from the inside (**A** ) or pulling it out using a screw driver (**B**), as shown on the image above.
Place Shelly Pro 1/1PM on the DIN rail **(1)** and push the mounting bracket back to fix Shelly Pro 1/1PM to the DIN rail **(2)**.
### Wiring
Wiring diagram
### Legend
| **Terminals** | | **Cables** | |
|-------------------|------------------------------------|------------|-----------------------|
| **I1, I2** | Load circuit input terminals | **L** | Live (110-240 V) line |
| **O1, O2** | Load circuit output terminals | **N** | Neutral line |
| **SW1** , **SW2** | Switch/button inputs | | |
| **L** | Live (110-240 V) terminal | | |
| **N** | Neutral terminal | | |
| **LAN** | Local Area Network RJ 45 connector | | |
### Connections
Create each of the dual lights circuits by connecting all the lights in parallel as shown on the wiring diagram above.
Connect the Neutral lights circuit cable to the **Neutral**line.
Connect the first lights circuit Live cable to the Device **O1** terminal and the second lights circuit Live cable to the Device **O2** terminal.
Connect the Device **N** terminal to the **Neutral**line.
Mount a circuit breaker for the first lights circuit. Choose the circuit breaker with a current rating corresponding to the connected lights power.
Connect the circuit breaker input terminal to the **Live** line and the Device **I1** terminal to the circuit breaker output terminal.
Mount another circuit breaker for the second lights circuit. Choose the circuit breaker with a current rating corresponding to the connected lights power.
Connect the second circuit breaker input terminal to the **Live** line and the Device **I2** terminal to the second circuit breaker output terminal.
Mount a circuit breaker for the Device power supply and the controlling circuit, and connect its input terminal to the **Live**line.
Connect the Device **L** terminal to the output terminal of the circuit breaker for the Device power supply.
Create each controlling circuit by connecting all the switches you want to use to turn on and off the lights of the corresponding light circuit as shown on the wiring diagram above.
Connect one of the first controlling circuit cables to the output terminal of the circuit breaker for the Device power supply, and the other to the Device **SW1** terminal.
Connect one of the second controlling circuit cables to the output terminal of the circuit breaker for the Device power supply, and the other to the Device **SW2** terminal.
Plug a LAN cable to the Device RJ 45 connector, if you want to control the Device over an Ethernet network.
**⚠CAUTION!** Plug in or unplug the LAN cable only when the Device is powered off! The LAN cable connector must not be metallic in the parts touched by the user to plug in or unplug the cable.
Make sure you have connected the devices properly and then turn on the circuit breakers.
### Setup
The red **Power** LED will be on if the Device is powered, and the **Wi-Fi** multicolor LED will be on with blue light indicating the Device access point (AP) is activated.
The green **LAN**LED will be on if the device is connected to an Ethernet network.
#### Controlling the Device using its embedded Web Interface
Connect to the Device AP (ShellyPro2-XXXXXXXXXXXX/ShellyPro2PM-XXXXXXXXXXXX). Type [http://192.168.33.1](http://192.168.33.1/) in your browser to access the embedded Web Interface.
Click on the **Input (0)** bar under **Switches and attached inputs** in the Home screen. Click on the **Settings** tab. Click on **Input mode** . Select **Switch** and click on the **Save settings** button.
Click on the displayed output (labelled as **Output(0)** ) in the Home page under **Switches and attached inputs** to access the output settings. Next, in **Action on power on** select **Match input**.
Additionally, in the output settings you want to make sure that **Switch mode** is set to **Follow**.
Make sure to set these settings for both channels.
Now you can continue with setting up the Device. Check [Shelly Pro2](https://kb.shelly.cloud/knowledge-base/shelly-pro-2-web-interface-guide.md) or [Shelly Pro 2PM](https://kb.shelly.cloud/knowledge-base/shelly-pro-2pm-web-interface-guide.md) Web Interface Manuals.
#### Controlling the Device using applications or cloud services
If you choose to use the Device with the Shelly Cloud mobile application and Shelly Cloud service, instructions on how to connect the Device to the Cloud and control it through the Shelly App can be found in the [Shelly Smart Control Guide](https://kb.shelly.cloud/knowledge-base/shelly-smart-control-guide).
The Shelly Mobile Application and Shelly Cloud service are not conditions for the Device to function properly. This Device can be used stand-alone or with various other home automation platforms and protocols.
## Power measurement
If you use **Shelly Pro 2PM** you will be able to measure the momentary voltage and power levels.
Shelly Cloud service allows you to also store statistical data of the energy consumption of your lights within a year.
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# Create Alarms with your Shelly Smart Security Bundle
## About the Alarms
The Alarm is a feature of the Shelly Smart Control app that allows you to send notifications to your mobile device when a motion or door/window opening is detected. This functionality is only available for Shelly Motion or Door/Window devices.
## Add an Alarm zone
1. Go to the Alarms tab of your app, then select **Add alarm zone.**
2. Name the alarm and select a picture. Then, select **Next.**
3. Find a specific device for your alarm. Alternatively, include all devices within a room, then select **Next.**
The name of your alarm will be part of the notification alert you receive, for example, *Living room door open: Motion detected!*
4. Check the **Arm alarm** to activate the alarm. Then, select **Save.**
The alarm is now saved and active.
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# CT 120A
## Device identification
* Device name:**CT 120A**
* Manufacturer model:**CT313**
## Short description
CT 120A (The Device) is a split-core current transformer for the Shelly Pro 3EM energy meter.
## Features
* Snap-on, screwless mounting system
### Connector to Shelly Pro 3EM
* 2-pin MX3.0-2x1Y connector
## Safety features
* Secondary winding high voltage protection
## Specifications
| Type | Value |
|----------------------------------|----------------------------------------------------------------|
| **Physical** ||
| Size (HxWxD): | 45x40x36 ±0.5 mm / 1.77x1.57x1.42 ±0.02 in (without the cable) |
| Cable length | 650 mm / 25.6 in |
| Weight: | 75 ±1 g / 2.65 ±0.05 oz (with the cable) |
| Conductor aperture: | Ø15 mm / Ø0.6 in |
| Core: | Ferite |
| Shell material: | Plastic |
| Color: | White |
| **Environmental** ||
| Ambient temperature: | -10 °C to 50 °C / 14 °F to 122 °F |
| Humidity: | 0 % to 80 % RH |
| Max. altitude: | 2000 m / 6562 ft |
| **Electrical** ||
| Primary/secondary current ratio: | 3000/1 |
| Rated max. primary current: | 120 A |
| Electrical strength: | 3000 VAC, 60 sec |
## Installation
## Compliance
* Declaration of conformity
## User guide
* [Ръководство за употреба и безопасност](https://kb.shelly.cloud/knowledge-base/ct-120a-1.md)
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# CT 400A
## Device identification
* Device name:**CT 400A**
* Manufacturer model:**CT315**
## Short description
CT 400A (The Device) is a split-core current transformer for the Shelly Pro 3EM-400 energy meter.
## Features
* Snap-on, screwless mounting system
## Main application
* For use with [Shelly Pro 3EM-400](https://kb.shelly.cloud/knowledge-base/shelly-pro-3em)
### Connector to Shelly Pro 3EM-400
* 2-pin MX3.0-2x1Y connector
## Specifications
| Type | Value |
|-----------------------------------|----------------------------------------------------------------|
| **Physical** ||
| Size (HxWxD): | 84x54x48 ±0.5 mm / 3.31x2.13x1.89 ±0.02 in (without the cable) |
| Cable length | 650 mm / 25.6 in |
| Weight: | 290 ±1 g / 10.23 ±0.05 oz (with the cable) |
| Conductor aperture: | Ø35 mm / 1.38 in |
| Core: | Ferite |
| Shell material: | Plastic |
| Color: | White |
| **Environmental** ||
| Ambient temperature: | -10 °C to 50 °C / 14 °F to 122 °F |
| Humidity: | 0 % to 80 % RH |
| Max. altitude: | 2000 m / 6562 ft |
| **Electrical** ||
| Primary/secondary current ration: | 3000/1 |
| Rated max. primary current: | 400 A |
| Electrical strength: | 3000 VAC, 60 sec |
## Installation
## Compliance
* Declaration of conformity
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# Cury
## Device image
## Device identification
* Device name:**Cury**
* Device model:**S4PB-00CU000002**
* Device SSID:**Cury-XXXXXXXXXXXX**
* BLE ID: **0x1111**
## Short description
**Cury** is a compact, modern scent diffuser designed to help you shape the atmosphere in any space with automated, heating-based diffusion and fine-grained intensity control. It can be used to create consistent fragrance routines throughout the day without constant manual adjustments. With dual wireless connectivity, Cury can be controlled remotely and fits smoothly into smart home setups for coordinated automations. It can run independently when you simply want reliable scent scheduling, or become part of broader scenes and routines for a more connected experience.
## Main features
* **Compact, modern design** -- Blends seamlessly into any home or commercial space with a minimalist appearance.
* **Dual wireless connectivity** - Built-in Wi-Fi and Bluetooth for flexible setup, integration, and reliable connection.
* **Dynamic diffusion technology** -- Adjusts fragrance intensity to deliver consistent, optimal scent distribution.
* **Smart vial recognition** -- Each vial includes a unique smart label that the device reads instantly to identify aroma type.
* **Heating-based diffusion** -- Gently warms a cotton-fiber wick inside the vial to release fragrance or mosquito-repellent liquid safely and efficiently.
* **Customizable lighting** -- Built-in ambient lighting offers multiple colors and intensity levels to match your mood or environment.
* **Automated scent scheduling** -- Program daily or weekly diffusion routines with pre-set or your own custom schedules to maintain the perfect atmosphere 24/7.
* **Instant alerts** - Receive notifications with thumbnail previews directly in the Cury and/or Shelly App.
* **Remote control** -- Start, stop, or adjust scent diffusion from anywhere using the Cury and/or Shelly App.
* **Personalized intensity control** -- Choose any diffusion intensity from 0% to 100%.
* **Predefined operating profiles** - Ready-made Home and Office profiles, each with built-in schedules for specific rooms (Bedroom, Living Room, Lavatory Room, Reception, Hall, Workplace).
* **Smart home integration** - Fully supports the Shelly ecosystem with scripts, scenes, and local actions.
* **Wide compatibility** - Works with Alexa, Smart Home, Smart Things \& Home Assistant.
* **Independent operation** - Supports local automation and third-party systems without requiring a constant cloud connection.
* **Safe and energy-efficient** -- Designed with temperature safeguards and optimized heating cycles to minimize energy consumption and ensure safe use.
## Use cases
* **Atmosphere enhancement**
Ideal for creating a personalized scent environment, allowing users to schedule different fragrances for various times of day while complementing the ambiance with adjustable lighting.
* **Smart mosquito repellent system**
Functions as an automated, app-controlled mosquito deterrent by dispersing repellent liquid at optimal times, adjusting intensity through smart home routines, and notifying users when the vial needs replacement.
* **Scent branding in commercial spaces**
Perfect for businesses that want to establish a signature aroma, offering reliable diffusion schedules, vial usage tracking, and seamless integration with Shelly automation systems to maintain a consistent customer experience.
## Main applications
* Residential
* MDU (Multi Dwelling Units - apartments, condominiums, hotels, etc.)...
* Light commercial (small office buildings, small retail/restaurant/gas station, etc.)...
* Government/municipal
* University/college
## Integrations
### Amazon Alexa supported capabilities
* Voice control for turning each vial on/off.
* Voice control for fragrance intensity level.
* Voice control for turning ambient light on/off.
* Voice control for dim up/down ambient light.
* Voice control for color of ambient light.
### Google Smart Home supported traits
* Voice control for turning each vial on/off.
* Voice control for turning ambient light on/off.
* Voice control for dim up/down ambient light.
* Voice control for color of ambient light.
### Samsung SmartThings supported capabilities
### Home Assistant supported capabilities
* Full and extended capabilities
## Connectivity
* Wi-Fi
* Bluetooth
## Safety function
* Overheating protection
* Auto-shutdown in case of malfunction
* Orientation sensor (prevents heating if the device is placed rounded or tilted)
## User interface
### Inputs
* **Internal button**
* Press and hold for 5 seconds to enable Device access point and Bluetooth connection.
* Press and hold for 10 seconds to factory reset the Device.
* **Side buttons**
* Press any of the side buttons to activate First-level adjustment mode (Scent intensity mode).
* Hold any of the side buttons longer than 1 second to sequentially adjust the scent intensity.
* Press the upper buttons (C1 or C3) to increase scent intensity for the corresponding vial.
* Press the lower buttons (C2 or C4) to decrease scent intensity for the corresponding vial.
* Simultaneously press both lower buttons (C2 and C4) to turn the Ambient light off/on.
* Simultaneously press both upper buttons (C1 and C3) to enter Second-level adjustment mode.
* Press the right side buttons (C3 or C4) to change the Ambient light color.
* Press the left side buttons (C1 or C2) to change the Ambient light color brightness.
* Simultaneously press both lower buttons (C2 and C4) to turn the Ambient light off/on.
### Outputs
* **Status LED lights indications**
* 75-100%: Top LED dims from 100% to 0% as the liquid level decreases from 100% to 75%.
* 50-75%: Second LED dims from 100% to 0% as the liquid level decreases from 75% to 50%.
* 25-50%: Third LED dims from 100% to 0% as the liquid level decreases from 50% to 25%.
* 0-25%: Bottom LED dims from 100% to 0% as the liquid level decreases below 25%. When the vial is less than 10%, the bottom LED starts blinking in corresponding color. At 0% starts blinking red until vial removal.
* **Ambient light indications**
* AP enabled \& Wi-Fi disabled:
* Red, 1 sec ON / 1 sec OFF, 5% intensity, 5 sec duration.
* Guidance: Connect to AP for Wi-Fi configuration.
* Wi-Fi enabled, not connected:
* Blue, 1 sec ON / 3 sec OFF, 100% intensity, timeout 30 sec.
* Guidance: Verify Wi-Fi settings.
* Connected to Wi-Fi:
* Green, Constantly ON, 100% intensity, 5 sec duration.
* OTA update:
* White, ½ sec ON / ½ sec OFF, active during update.
* Guidance: Do not disconnect during update.
* Internal button held (5 sec):
* Red, ½ sec ON / ½ sec OFF, 100% intensity, 5 sec duration.
* Guidance: Release to reset Wi-Fi and BLE.
* Internal button held (\>10 sec):
* Red, ¼ sec ON / ¼ sec OFF, 100% intensity while held.
* Guidance: Release for factory reset.
* Self-test indication:
* Green, 500ms ON/OFF, maximum intensity, until completion.
* Vial check result:
* Valid vial: GREEN, blink all slot LEDs (3x500ms).
* Fake/Error: All LEDs blink Red (3x500ms).
* Empty vial: Lowest LED blinking Red continuously (500ms ON/OFF).
* Error indication:
* Red, all LEDs 250ms ON/OFF, max intensity, persists until resolved.
* Guidance: Error, take action.
Implementation Notes
* Visibility Control: Users can disable Front LEDs via device web page or mobile app.
* State Visibility: Device status indicators are only visible for 1 minute, ensuring minimal distraction.
* Priority: Liquid level indicators take precedence after 5seconds (by default).
## Modes of operation
Cury comes with ready-made **Home** and **Office** profiles that automatically manage fragrance intensity and vial switching. Each profile is designed to keep spaces consistently fresh, extend vial life, and adapt to daily routines without you lifting a finger.
Home profiles
### Bedroom
**Schedule: Mon--Sun**
* 06:00--10:00 → Left slot, 55% intensity
* 10:00--20:00 → Right slot, 40% intensity
* 20:00--22:00 → Left slot, 50% intensity
**Purpose:** Wake up and wind down with gentle morning and evening bursts, while maintaining a soft, subtle aroma throughout the day. Perfect balance for restful nights and energized mornings.
*** ** * ** ***
### Living Room
**Schedule: Mon--Sun**
* 06:00--10:00 → Left slot, 70% intensity
* 10:00--19:00 → Right slot, 45% intensity
* 19:00--23:00 → Left slot, 60% intensity
**Purpose:** Keeps your main living space vibrant when it matters most --- fresh in the mornings, inviting during the day, and cozy in the evenings. Smart slot rotation ensures vials last longer.
*** ** * ** ***
### Lavatory Room
**Schedule: Mon--Sun**
* 20:00--07:00 → Right slot, 25% intensity
* 07:00--09:00 → Left slot, 70% intensity
* 09:00--17:00 → Right slot, 25% intensity
* 17:00--20:00 → Left slot, 70% intensity
**Purpose:** Provides around-the-clock freshness with subtle background aroma. Stronger boosts align with typical usage times, so the space always feels clean and welcoming.
Office profiles
### Reception
**Schedule: Mon--Fri**
* 07:30--10:00 → Left slot, 80% intensity
* 10:00--12:00 → Right slot, 60% intensity
* 12:00--14:00 → Left slot, 80% intensity
* 14:00--18:30 → Right slot, 60% intensity
**Purpose:** Makes a great first impression --- bright and welcoming in the morning, balanced through the day. Keeps the front desk inviting without overusing a single vial.
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### Hall
**Schedule: Mon--Fri**
* 07:00--10:00 → Left slot, 90% intensity
* 10:00--16:00 → Right slot, 50% intensity
* 16:00--18:30 → Left slot, 80% intensity
**Purpose:** Designed for high-traffic spaces --- bold in the morning rush, steady through the day, and uplifting before close. Alternating slots guarantee consistent freshness.
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### Workplace
**Schedule: Mon--Fri**
* 07:30--10:00 → Left slot, 70% intensity
* 10:00--12:30 → Right slot, 40% intensity
* 12:30--14:00 → Left slot, 70% intensity
* 14:00--18:30 → Right slot, 40% intensity
**Purpose:** Enhances focus and comfort at work. Stronger scents during breaks and gatherings, softer ones during tasks. Intelligent switching avoids sudden depletion.
### Special modes
* **Away mode**
Completely disables the device --- no heating, lighting, or fragrance. Ideal for vacations, long absences, or when the device should not operate under any condition.
* **Boost mode**
Temporarily activates maximum heating and vaporization from the active slot for a short burst of fragrance (default: 30 minutes). Automatically returns to the previously active profile when the time expires.
*Note: For best experience, ensure both fragrance vials are filled. Profiles are designed to alternate between slots, so Cury will auto-switch between vials.*
## Specifications
|------------------------------|------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|
| **Physical** ||
| Size (HxWxD): | 80x90x41 (WxHxD)mm / 3.15x3.54x1.61 inch |
| Weight: | 155 g (without vials) |
| Compatible plugs: | Type F, Type C, Type E |
| Compatible sockets: | CEE 7/7, CEE 7/3, CEE 7/5 |
| Mounting: | Direct socket plug |
| Shell material: | Plastic |
| Shell color: | White |
| **Environmental** ||
| Ambient working temperature: | 10 °C to 40 °C / 50 °F to 105 °F |
| Humidity: | 30 % to 90 % RH |
| Max. altitude: | 2000 m / 6562 ft |
| **Electrical** ||
| Power supply: | 110 - 230 V\~ 50/60 Hz |
| Power consumption: | max. 11 W |
| External protection: | ..., tripping characteristic B or C, 6 kA interrupting rating, Energy limiting class 3 |
| **Sensors, meters** ||
| Internal-temperature sensor: | Yes |
| Accelerometer: | Yes |
| **Radio** ||
| **Wi-Fi** ||
| Protocol: | 802.11 b/g/n |
| RF band: | 2412 - 2472 МHz |
| Max. RF power: | \< 10 dBm |
| Range: | Up to 50 m / 164 ft outdoors, up to 30 m / 98 ft indoors (depending on local conditions) |
| **Bluetooth** ||
| Protocol: | 5.0 |
| RF band: | 2402 - 2480 MHz |
| Max. RF power: | \< 4 dBm |
| Range: | Up to 10 m / 33 ft indoors and 30 m / 100 ft outdoors (Depends on local conditions) |
| **NFC** ||
| Frequency: | 13.56 MHz |
| Max. RF power: | \< 23 dBm |
| Data transmission rate: | Up to 848 kbit/s |
| **Microcontroller unit** ||
| CPU: | ESP-Shelly-C6 IC RF TXRX BLE 40QFN |
| Flash: | 8 MB |
| **Firmware capabilities** ||
| Schedules: | Yes |
| Webhooks (URL actions): | 20 with 5 URLs per hook |
| Scripting: | Yes |
| MQTT: | Yes |
| Encryption: | Yes |
|---------------|------------------------------------------------|
| **Physical (Cury box)** ||
| Size (HxWxD): | 123x91x91 (WxHxD)mm / 4.84x3.56x3.56 inch |
| Weight: | 135 g (empty) |
| Weight: | 335 g (device \& 2 fragrances) |
| **Physical (Cury fragrance)** ||
| Size (HxWxD): | 76x21x29 (WxHxD)mm / 3.00x0.82x1.14 inch (box) |
| Weight: | 25 g (fragrance \& box) |
## Installation instructions
## Troubleshooting
1. **Device not powering on**
* Symptoms: No LED activity or response.
* Steps to Resolve:
* Verify the power supply and try a different outlet.
* Check for loose connections.
* Perform a factory reset via the System Button.
2. **Device not connecting to Wi-Fi**
* Symptoms: Blue LED blinks (1 second ON / 3 seconds OFF).
* Steps to Resolve:
* Ensure the device is in Wi-Fi range.
* Double-check SSID and password.
* Restart your Wi-Fi router.
* Enable Access Point mode (hold the System Button for 5 seconds).
3. **LEDs not displaying correctly**
* Symptoms: LEDs show incorrect colors or don't light up.
* Steps to Resolve:
* Check LED settings via the app.
* Inspect for physical damage to the LEDs.
* Restart the device or perform a reset.
4. **Liquid level not displayed accurately**
* Symptoms: Incorrect or static liquid level indication.
* Steps to Resolve:
* Ensure vials are correctly seated.
* Clean the device and vials.
5. **Device overheating**
* Symptoms: Hot surface, intermittent operation.
* Steps to Resolve:
* Avoid use in high-temperature conditions.
6. **Factory reset not working**
* Symptoms: Reset process fails.
* Steps to Resolve:
* Confirm you're holding the System Button for 10 seconds within 60 seconds of powering on.
* Repeat the procedure with accurate timing.
7. **General instability (random On/Off, connectivity loss)**
* Symptoms: Unstable performance or random reboots.
* Steps to Resolve:
* Verify stable power supply.
* Monitor Wi-Fi signal strength and network stability.
* Ensure firmware is up to date.
## FAQs
### Customization Options
1. **How do I adjust LED brightness?**
* Use the mobile app or web interface to modify LED brightness.
* Brightness can also be turned off for minimal light during nighttime use.
2. **Can I customize LED colors?**
* Yes, you can set LED colors via the apps, web interface or using the buttons on the device.
3. **What are the ambient/mood light options?**
* You can choose to use the via-defined or fully customizable color light and intensity from the app or using the buttons on the device.
### Vials \& Vaporization
1. **How many vials can the device hold?**
Cury supports two vial slots. These can contain:
* Two perfumes.
* One perfume and one mosquito-repellent liquid.
2. **How is the vial liquid level displayed?**
* Each vial's level is shown using 4 LEDs, where each LED represents 25%.
* When the level falls below 10%, the first LED blinks red as an alert.
* The exact remaining level is displayed in the app as a percentage.
* When a vial is empty, the app displays a **"No liquid in vial"** message beneath the vial illustration.
3. **How can I control vaporization intensity?**
* Use UP/DOWN buttons to increase or decrease intensity.
* LEDs indicate the current vaporization level 5 seconds after set.
* Take full control through the app by adjusting the intensity from 25% up to 100% whenever you like.
* You have a "Boost" mode that allows you to use the selected vial (or both vials simultaneously) at full capacity. The Boost mode is pre-configured to run for 30 minutes, after which the intensity automatically returns to the previously set level.
4. **Can I use Cury with one vial only?**
* Yes, Cury can operate perfectly with only one vial inserted.
* Even though the device features two vial slots, you can choose to use only one at a time and select which of the inserted vials is active through the mobile app.
5. **Can I schedule vial usage and diffusion times?**
* Yes, Cury allows you to schedule fragrance or repellent diffusion through the app.
* Create daily or weekly schedules to define when diffusion starts, stops, and at what intensity.
* Select which vial is active during each scheduled period, allowing different aromas or functions at different times of the day.
* Use pre-configured Home and Office profiles or create custom schedules to match your routine from the Shelly app.
* Combine scheduling with smart home automation and Shelly scenes for fully automated operation.
6. **Can I switch between vials automatically?**
* Yes, vial switching can be automated through schedules, profiles, or smart home scenes.
7. **What happens if I insert an unsupported or incorrect vial?**
* If a vial is invalid or not recognized, Cury alerts you via red LED indicators and through the apps.
### Device and Setup
1. **Can I rename my Cury device in the app?**
* Yes, you can rename each device in the app to easily identify it when managing multiple units or rooms.
2. **What happens if Cury loses its internet connection?**
* Cury continues operating using its last active settings and schedules.
* Local controls and automations remain functional without a constant cloud connection.
3. **Does Cury require an app to work?**
* No. Cury can be operated using the physical buttons on the device.
* The app is only required for advanced features such as scheduling, automation, and remote access.
### App and Control
1. **Can multiple users control the same device?**
* Yes, access can be shared so multiple users can control and monitor the same Cury device.
2. **Can I control multiple Cury devices from one app?**
* Yes, the app supports managing multiple devices from a single interface.
3. **Does the app show usage history or statistics?**
* The app provides vial status, remaining liquid levels, and usage-related information to help optimize performance and replacement timing.
4. **Can Cury work with sensors or triggers?**
* Yes, when integrated with Shelly or Home Assistant, Cury can respond to motion sensors, schedules, scenes, or other smart triggers.
5. **Can I include Cury in existing smart home scenes?**
* Yes, Cury can be added to scenes alongside lighting, climate, or security automations.
### Safety and Compliance Information
#### 1. **Is Cury safe to use?**
Yes, Cury is a safe and compliant product. Here's why:
* IFRA Conformity: The liquids comply with the 51st Amendment to the IFRA Code of Practice, ensuring they meet global safety standards for fragrances and aromatherapy.
* EU Regulation Compliance: The ingredients adhere to EU Regulation (EC) No 1223/2009, meaning they are free from harmful substances and allergens.
* No Harmful Ingredients: The liquids do not contain:
* Regulated fragrance allergens (the 26 substances listed in EU regulations).
* CMR substances (Carcinogenic, Mutagenic, or Reprotoxic).
* Phthalates, nitromusks, halogenorganic compounds, or substances of animal origin.
#### 2. **What should I do if the liquid spills or leaks?**
While the liquids are safe, it's best to handle spills promptly. Here's what to do:
* Unplug it to prevent electrical issues.
* Use a clean cloth or paper towel to absorb the liquid.
* Wash the affected surface with soap and water.
* Ensure the vial is properly seated and not damaged. Replace if necessary.
#### 3. **What if the liquid comes into contact with skin or eyes?**
The liquids are safe, but:
* In case of skin contact, rinse the area with soap and water. No further action is needed unless irritation occurs.
* In case of eye contact, rinse the eyes with clean water for 15 minutes. If irritation persists, consult a doctor.
#### 4. **Can I use Cury around children or pets?**
Yes, but with caution:
* Keep the device and liquids out of reach of children.
* Avoid directly exposing pets to vaporized liquids, as pets may be more sensitive to fragrances.
#### 5. **What liquids can I use in Cury?**
Only use manufacturer-approved liquids designed for the Cury device.
#### 6. **What if I have allergies or sensitivities?**
While the liquids are formulated in compliance with relevant safety standards, if you have specific sensitivities:
* Review the ingredient list (available on the packaging or website).
* Test the device in a small area before prolonged use.
* Discontinue use if you experience discomfort and consult a doctor.
#### 7. **How should I store Cury liquids?**
* Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight.
* Keep vials tightly closed when not in use.
* Ensure liquids are out of reach of children and pets.
* **Does Cury require regular cleaning?**
* Minimal maintenance is required.
* Occasional cleaning of the vial area is recommended if spills occur.
9. **Is Cury suitable for continuous operation in offices or public spaces?**
* Yes, Cury is designed for 24/7 operation with optimized heating cycles and safety protections.
## Components and APIs
* [This device](https://shelly-api-docs.shelly.cloud/gen2/Devices/PbS/Ogemray25ARelay)
* [All Shelly devices and services](https://shelly-api-docs.shelly.cloud/)
## Compliance
* [Cury by Shelly multilingual EU declaration of conformity 213 2026-01-27.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_e9729cf41c6640ed969a8282475c4e4acf1a52696713e786f2225b4eb9604d7e/Cury%2520by%2520Shelly%2520multilingual%2520EU%2520declaration%2520of%2520conformity%2520213%25202026-01-27.pdf.md?cb=4e563ecf2eead4801e2f2fc72cb3c31b)
## Printed user guide
* [Cury by Shelly multilingual printed user and safety guide.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_f77a5673decd8825e123707b997d983b446070cc028c3b3f134e8404914666cb/Cury%2520by%2520Shelly%2520multilingual%2520printed%2520user%2520and%2520safety%2520guide.pdf.md?cb=c3cada2603d1e9ab1f4fe446c6e4813c)
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# Cury scent dispenser
| **Shelly device (Connected product)** | **EAN** |
|---------------------------------------------|---------------|
| Cury (device only) | 3800238073749 |
| Cury winter pack (device with 2 fragrances) | 3800238071806 |
| Cury summer pack (device with 2 fragrances) | 3800238074289 |
## Data generated by the connected product
The connected product is capable of generating data continuously and in real time as follows:
* **Data type:** Status and configuration properties of all device components as listed at , and the API documentation for the following components: Schedule, Webhook, HTTP, KVS, System, Wi-Fi, Cloud, MQTT, Outbound websocket
* **Data format:**JSON or CSV depends on API used
* **Estimated amount of data:**Up to 5MB
## Information storage
The connected product is capable of storing data on a device or a remote server.
The intended storage period is:
* **On the device:** Infinite (until explicit reset request)
* **On remote server:** 3 years for statistics, Last state and other UI related - Infinite (until device deletion)
## Data access and deletion
### Remote Server Access
Shelly Smart Control Web app [https://control.shelly.cloud](https://control.shelly.cloud/)
Shelly Android/iOS App
### On Device Access
* Built-in WebUI;
* RPC API as described in
## Data deletion
### Data stored on the connected product
* Factory reset via built-in WebUI
* Factory reset via RPC call
* Factory reset via user-button interaction
* Factory reset via remote server access (Web, Android, iOS apps)
### Data stored on the Shelly Cloud
Deletion of data about Devices added in the Shelly Cloud can be deleted via the functionalities of the Shelly Smart Control. The terms of use can be called/viewed at .
Deletion of Device data in the Shelly Cloud does not delete any data stored on the Device itself.
## Quality of service
Depends on device load and network conditions, typ. sub-100ms response time from device direct APIs and sub-300 ms for remote server APIs.
[Shelly EU Data Act Cury Scent Dispenser Download.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_264d8907c7771d856e7209a4dfed4393bf8057a175656b84f321a3f1044672fb/Shelly%2520EU%2520Data%2520Act%2520Cury%2520Scent%2520Dispenser%2520Download.pdf.md?cb=c3335b9b5244d2a479cd31700d6a2eba)
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# Customer Acquisition Through Energy Profiling: A Channel Strategy for PV Solutions Providers
## The Last Mile Problem in Residential PV
Residential PV sales stall at the same point regardless of product quality: the customer is interested but not ready to commit. They doubt the sizing methodology. They are unsatisfied with estimates built on a utility bill. They want to know what they are actually buying before they spend the money.
For providers of portable plug-in units (balcony systems) and whole-home PV solutions alike, this hesitation represents a structural gap between product capability and customer readiness. The Shelly Pro 3EM profiling bundle is a distribution-channel tool designed to close that gap.
## The Profiling Bundle as a Channel Instrument
The bundle - Shelly Pro 3EM + Shelly Premium Cloud subscription - is not positioned as a Shelly product. It is positioned as a **pre-sale service** within your distribution or reseller network. An installer or retailer offers it to a prospective customer as a low-commitment first step. The customer gets a detailed energy profile. Your channel partner uses that data to specify the right system from your portfolio.
This changes the sale from a speculative pitch to a data-backed recommendation. The customer trusts the number because it came from their own home.
## Application by Provider Type
### Portable / Balcony PV Systems
The profiling data answers the core sizing question for plug-in customers:
| Usage Pattern | Recommended Action |
|-----------------------------------------------|--------------------------------------------------------|
| High midday consumption (WFH, AC, appliances) | Single or dual-panel unit sized to daytime load |
| Low daytime, high evening consumption | Add battery storage module; size to evening floor load |
| High peak demand, low base load | Focus on demand offset; battery less critical |
The data also identifies customers for whom a balcony system alone will deliver meaningful self-consumption (typically 15--35%), giving the sales conversation a credible foundation.
### Whole-Home PV Systems
For whole-home system design, the 1-minute resolution data directly feeds into:
* **Inverter sizing**: Measured peak demand (kW per phase) sets the minimum inverter rating. Phase imbalance data informs single- vs. three-phase inverter selection.
* **Battery capacity**: Overnight base load (kWh) sets the floor. Desired autonomy (full backup vs. partial offset) determines final specification.
* **Generator / grid backup threshold**: For off-grid or hybrid configurations, the minimum load floor defines the generator/grid tie-in point.
* **Export limitation**: Where grid export is restricted by the DSO, measured surplus production windows determine the export management configuration.
The data integrates directly with energy management platforms, enabling continuous optimisation post-installation.
## Channel Integration Model
The profiling bundle enters the channel as a **lightweight lead qualification product**:
1. **Distributor or reseller** offers the profiling bundle to an undecided customer (via an electrician, PV installer, or direct retail)
2. **Customer installs** (or has installed) the Pro 3EM - 20--30 minute job
3. **2--4 weeks** of passive data collection
4. **Data-backed proposal** from the channel partner using your system portfolio
5. **Customer converts** on the basis of a recommendation grounded in their actual usage
The Shelly device remains with the customer post-installation and can integrate with your system's monitoring and energy management interface, maintaining brand touchpoint continuity throughout the product lifecycle.
## Technical Integration Notes
* **REST API and MQTT** available for integration with third-party energy management systems
* **1-minute data granularity** compatible with most load analysis and system design tools
* **Cloud platform**: Shelly Cloud (EU-hosted); data export via CSV or API
* **Expandability**: The Pro 3EM can be supplemented with additional Shelly devices for sub-circuit or PV generation monitoring
## Summary
The energy profiling bundle gives your distribution network a structured, low-friction entry point into the customer relationship. It converts hesitation into data, and data into a system specification from your portfolio. It works equally for portable system recommendations and for complex whole-home design - the methodology scales with the customer's needs.
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# Dashboard Page
The Dashboard page is the first page that will appear on the Shelly Smart Control App.
## My Dashboard
Tailor this page to suit your needs. This page allows you to add a variety of items in order to easily navigate to them.
To the right of the page title "My Dashboard" observe three buttons: add, edit and info.
### Add widget
Select the type of item you wish to add to your dashboard:
* **Devices:** Once you have chosen to add a Device to your dashboard, choose the Room to which it belongs to. Click the checkboxes of the Devices you wish to add to your dashboard. Navigate between the pages by clicking the `Next` or `Back` button. Once you have chosen the Devices, click the `Save` button.
* **Rooms:** Once you have chosen to add a Room to your dashboard, click the checkboxes of the Rooms you wish to add to your dashboard. Search for the desired Room using the search page at the top of this page. Navigate between the pages by clicking the `Next` or `Back` button. Once you have chosen the Rooms to add, click the `Save` button.
* **Groups:** Once you have chosen to add a Group to your dashboard, click the checkboxes of the Groups you wish to add to your dashboard. Search for the desired Group using the search page at the top of this page. Navigate between the pages by clicking the `Next` or `Back` button. Once you have chosen the Groups to add, click the `Save` button.
* **Scenes:** Once you have chosen to add a Scene to your dashboard, click the checkboxes of the Scenes you wish to add to your dashboard. Search for the desired Scene using the search page at the top of this page. Navigate between the pages by clicking the `Next` or `Back` button. Once you have chosen the Scenes to add, click the `Save` button.
### Edit
Edit the dashboard page. Click the move icon of the item you wish to change the position of, and drag it to the desired position. Click the edit icon of the item you wish to change. Click the trash icon of the item you wish to delete from your Dashboard. If you wish to exit Edit Mode, click the `Exit Edit Mode` button.
### Information
Observe the current weather at your location, including information regarding the temperature, humidity, wind speed, and more.
Devices stats are also shown in this section. Observe the power consumption in Watts, total number of devices on your account, number of offline devices, number of hidden device, and the number of devices shared.
See the actively consuming devices, and the corresponding power consumption in Watts (W).
See any notifications at the bottom of the information page.
## Activity Log
Navigate to the Activity Log page by click on the tab across the top of the page.
Observe the timestamp, room, Shelly Device, and information on the action executed. Apply filters to narrow down the devices displayed:
* Choose the type of device or scene information from the dropdown menu to be displayed, and choose from the following options: *all / actuators / sensors / scenes*.
* Choose the Room from the dropdown menu for which to display the activity log.
* Use the search bar to narrow down your search. Type in the Shelly Device or Scene name.
Some Shelly Devices may have a dropdown button to the left of the timestamp information. Click on the dropdown menu to the reveal more information about the selected Shelly Device.
## Edit Tabs
In the topmost, right hand corner of the page, there is an edit icon. Click this edit icon to edit the tabs across the dashboard page. To add a tab, type in a tab name, and click the `Add` button. Edit the name of any existing tabs, and click the save icon of the corresponding tab to save any changes made. Click the trash icon to delete a tab.
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# DE - FAQ
1. **Warum wird keine Kommunikation zwischen Shelly and anderen KNX Geräten hergestellt?**
Überprüfe, ob die Kommunikationsschnittstelle (z.B. das KNXnet/IP zu KNX TP Gateway) ordnungsgemäß funktioniert, d.h. ob sie mit Strom versorgt wird, ihre Status-LED leuchtet usw.
Überprüfe, ob beide Enden der Kommunikationsschnittstelle richtig angeschlossen sind, d.h. ob Ethernet oder WLAN funktioniert. Überprüfe, ob das Shelly Gerät eine IP-Adresse an der verwendeten IP-Schnittstelle hat.
Prüfe, ob die KNX TP (Twisted Pair)-Seite richtig angeschlossen ist.
Überprüfe die KNX Einstellung Multicast Adresse und Kommunikationsport.
Überprüfe, ob alle Shelly Geräte die gleiche Multicast-Adresse und den gleichen Kommunikationsport verwenden, wie sie an der jeweiligen Kommunikationsschnittstelle konfiguriert sind.
**Welche Einstellungen werden für den KNX IP Router empfohlen?**
Wenn ein KNX-Telegramm extern (zu anderen KNXnet/IP-Geräten) und/oder zwischen verschiedenen KNX-Bereichen und -Linien weitergeleitet werden muss, erstellt die Programmiersoftware (ETS oder eine andere) automatisch eine „Filtertabelle" der erlaubten KNX-`Group addresses` , die vom KNX IP Router für die Kommunikation durchgelassen werden dürfen. Je nach Gestaltung des KNX-Programms und wie Shelly Geräte mit diesem Programm interagieren, kann es vorkommen, dass die von den Shelly Geräten verwendeten KNX-`Group addresses` nicht in der automatisch erstellten „Filtertabelle" der Programmiersoftware aufgeführt sind. In manchen Fällen kann die „Filtertabelle" sogar völlig leer sein.
Um den Inhalt der „Filtertabelle" zu überprüfen, musst Du deine KNX-Programmiersoftware und öffnen und zu dem in deinem Projekt verwendeten KNX IP Router navigieren. Klicke dann mit der rechten Maustaste auf den Router und wähle „Filtertabelle anzeigen" (siehe Abbildung unten).
Eine Vorschau einer „Filtertabelle" ist hier dargestellt:
Um das Problem mit den zugelassenen `Group addresses`, zu überwinden, empfehlen wir, die KNX-Telegramme, die von Shelly verwendet werden, manuell in beide Richtungen zu routen. Siehe Bild unten:
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|  KNX zu IP routen |  IP zu KNX routen |
* KNX zu IP routen - Punkte 1 und 2 zeigen, wie `Group addresses` (Gruppentelegramme) im Bereich von 0 bis 13 (0 ≥ **A** ≤ 13) geroutet werden. Falls Du `Group addresses` im Bereich über 13 (14 ≥ **A** ≤ 31) verwendest, solltest Du auch diese Telegramme routen. Siehe Punkt 3 (optional).
* IP zu KNX routen - Verwende die gleiche Logik wie oben, um die `Group addresses` in umgekehrter Richtung zu routen. Siehe Punkte 4 und 5, um `Group addresses` (Gruppentelegramme) im Bereich von 0 bis 13 (0 ≥ **A** ≤ 13) zu routen. Falls Du `Group addresses` im Bereich über 13 (14 ≥ **A** ≤ 31) verwendest, solltest Du auch diese Telegramme routen. Siehe Punkt 6 (optional).
3. **Was bedeutet einzigartige** `Individual address`**?**
Wie in der Knowledge base beschrieben, hat die `Individual address` folgendes Format: X.Y.Z. Einzigartig bedeutet, dass innerhalb einer einzigen KNX-Installation keine zwei oder mehr Geräte existieren dürfen, bei denen alle drei Parameter identisch sind.
Beispiel: Wenn Gerät „K" die `Individual address` **1.1.3** hat, sollte Gerät „L" nicht die gleiche `Individual address` mit allen drei Parametern identisch zum Gerät "K" (**1.1.3** ) erhalten, sondern eine andere, zum Beispiel **1.1.4** .
Nur Geräte, die die Standard-`Individual address` (**15.15.255** ) verwenden, gelten nicht als Konflikt.
++*HINWEIS*++ ++:++ ++Die++ `Individual address`++hat bei einem normalen Installationsvorgang keine Bedeutung.++
4. **Ist es möglich, individuelle Adresskonflikte über die Benutzeroberfläche des Shelly Geräts zu erkennen?**
Nein, Shelly Geräte unterstützen diese Funktion derzeit nicht. Es liegt in der alleinigen Verantwortung des KNX-Integrators, solche Konflikte zu vermeiden.
5. **Spielt es eine Rolle, ob das Gerät über Ethernet oder WLAN verbunden ist, damit die KNXnet/IP-Funktionalität funktioniert?**
Die Art der Netzwerkkonnektivität spielt aus Sicht des Geräts keine Rolle. Eine stabile Netzwerkverbindung ist für eine fehlerfreie Funktion erforderlich, und dies sollte bei der Erstellung der Netzwerkinfrastruktur berücksichtigt werden.
6. **Welche Daten werden über das KNX-Netzwerk gesendet? Ist die gesamte in den API-Dokumenten beschriebene Information verfügbar?**
Das KNX-Protokoll ist ein geschlossenes Automatisierungssystem und ist für den Betrieb durch zertifizierte KNX-Partner vorgesehen. Die in den API-Dokumenten beschriebenen Informationen beziehen sich nur auf die von Shelly unterstützten KNX-Optionen. Um die verwendete Terminologie zu verstehen, ist grundlegendes KNX-Wissen (Basis-KNX-Zertifikat) erforderlich.
7. **Kann ich das Shelly Gerät sowohl im KNX-Netzwerk als auch in einem Shelly Konto haben?**
Ja, das ist absolut möglich. Zudem ist es auch möglich, das Gerät gleichzeitig mit einem lokalen Hausautomatisierungscontroller wie Home Assistant zu verbinden.
8. **Was passiert bei einem Reboot und/oder Stromausfall?**
Alle vorgenommenen KNX-Einstellungen werden intern gespeichert, und ein Reboot oder Stromausfall erfordert für den ordnungsgemäßen Betrieb der Shelly Geräte keine zusätzlichen Eingriffe durch den Benutzer.
9. **Wie geht KNX mit Fehlern oder Störungen im System um?**
KNX ist ein Kommunikationsprotokoll, das mit hoher Fehlervorbeugung entwickelt wurde. Jedes gesendete KNX-Telegramm enthält eine Prüfziffer, die von allen Empfängern verwendet wird, um ihre eigene Bestätigung des erfolgreichen Datentransfers zu erzeugen und den Sender zu benachrichtigen. Wenn alle Empfänger den erfolgreichen Empfang des Telegramms an den Sender bestätigen, wird das nächste Telegramm erneut gesendet. Sollte ein Fehler erkannt werden, wird das gesamte Telegramm wiederholt. Standardmäßig wird die Versendung eines KNX-Telegramms drei Mal wiederholt, dieser Parameter kann aber geändert werden.
10. **Diagnose und Problemlösung bei Shelly + KNX-Integrationen**
Ein ordnungsgemäßer Diagnoseprozess kann nicht ohne die Verwendung der KNX-Programmiersoftware (z.B. ETS) durchgeführt werden. Für eine umfassende Diagnose ist es erforderlich, sowohl die von Shelly bereitgestellte Diagnoseseite aus der eingebetteten Web-Oberfläche (`Advanced` -\> `Diagnostics`) als auch die Diagnosefunktion, die in der KNX-Programmiersoftware (z.B. ETS → Diagnose) enthalten ist, zu verwenden.
11. **Unterstützen Shelly Geräte KNX-Sicherheit?**
Nein, Shelly Geräte können weder die KNX IP Security noch die KNX Data Security entschlüsseln, beide sind Teil der KNX-Sicherheitserweiterung des KNX-Standards. Es wird nur eine unverschlüsselte Kommunikation unterstützt.
12. **Manuelle Modifizierung der** ***Kommunikations-Flags*** **von** `KNX objects`
Einige KNX-Hersteller setzen das *Lese-Flag* beim `Feedback object` des entsprechenden Kanals ihrer Schaltaktoren ++NICHT++ als aktiv (siehe Bild 1). Wenn das Lese-Flag nicht aktiviert ist, funktioniert die TOGGLE-Funktion der Shelly Geräte nicht!
Tritt ein solcher Fall auf, sollte das Lese-Flag manuell über die ETS- (oder andere) Konfigurationssoftware aktiviert werden. Wähle das `KNX-Objekt` aus, das Du ändern möchtest, und *navigiere* zu den Eigenschaften der *Flags*-- diese findest Du auf der rechten Seite der ETS-Konfigurationssoftware unter Eigenschaften → Flags (siehe Bild 2 und Bild 3).
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Bild 4 zeigt, wie die Konfiguration aussehen sollte, sobald alle (oder alle benötigten) *Lese-Flags* bei den Kanälen des Schaltaktors gesetzt sind.
Bitte beachte, dass KNX-Hersteller unterschiedliche Bezeichnungen für das `Switch object` und das `Feedback object` verwenden können. Beispielsweise verwendet der Hersteller im obigen Beispiel für Kanal \[X\] (1-4) die Bezeichnung `R[X] Input` für das `Switch object` und *R\[X\] Output* für das `Feedback object`.
Alle vorgenommenen Änderungen müssen auf die betroffenen KNX-Geräte übertragen werden.
13. **Kann ich die KNX-Schnittstelle verwenden, um eine KNX-Kommunikation zwischen Shelly und anderen KNX-Geräten herzustellen?**
Die KNX-IP-Schnittstelle (ohne IP-Router) dient nur zu Programmierzwecken und kann nicht als KNX-Routing-Gerät verwendet werden. Diese Einschränkung rührt vom KNX-Gerät selbst her, nicht von Shelly. Um die Kommunikation zwischen KNX-Geräten und Shelly herzustellen, benötigst Du einen KNX-IP-Router.
14. **Kann ich ein KNX-fähiges Shelly Gerät mit einem anderen Shelly Gerät über die Range-Extender-Option verbinden?**
Nein, leider nicht.
15. **ETS v6.3.0 unterstützt keine manuelle Bearbeitung der Filtertabelle mehr -- was ist zu tun?**
In früheren Versionen von ETS (vor v6.3.0) konntest Du die Filtertabelle manuell bearbeiten. Dadurch war es möglich, genau festzulegen, welche Gruppenadressen ein Gerät filtert oder weiterleitet. Diese Funktion wurde ab ETS v6.3.0 entfernt. Weitere Informationen zu dieser Entscheidung der KNX Association findest Du [hier](https://support.knx.org/hc/en-us/articles/13389977944850-Filter-Tables-overview-and-Best-Practices-for-Effective-Visualization).
Das bedeutet: Die Nutzung einer einzigen „Dummy"-ETS-Datei für Geräte, die sich auf einer KNX-TP-Linie befinden, reicht nicht mehr aus. Zusätzlich ist nun eine zweite Dummy-Datei erforderlich, welche das Gerät auf der Haupt-IP-Linie abbildet. Solche Dummy-Dateien werden normalerweise von Herstellern von zentralen Steuergeräten (z. B. KNX-Server) oder Visualisierungsgeräten (z. B. KNX-Displays) bereitgestellt.
Wir von **Shelly** haben uns also dafür entschieden, die **"Eelectron Advanced Dummy"** -Anwendung zu nutzen, um **Shelly** Geräte innerhalb der ETS-Programmiersoftware darzustellen. Diese Dummy-Datei ist speziell dafür gedacht, nur in der **TP-Linie** verwendet zu werden. Abbildung 1 zeigt die Verwendung der Dummy-Datei.
Abb. 1 - Beispiel der Eelectron Advanced Dummy-Anwendung
Die gewählte Dummy-Anwendung erlaubt eine vollständige Anpassung der enthaltenen KNX-Objekte. In Abbildung 2 siehst Du einen bereits konfigurierten **Shelly Pro Dimmer 1PM** mit der Dummy-Datei.
Abb. 2 - Konfiguration des Shelly Pro Dimmer 1PM
Sobald alle Geräte dem Projekt hinzugefügt, ihre `Individual addresses`, zugewiesen und die benötigten `Group objects` mit den passenden `Group addresses` verknüpft wurden, musst Du sicherstellen, dass diese `Group addresses` in der Filtertabelle des eingesetzten KNX-IP-Routers enthalten sind. Da die manuelle Bearbeitung der Filtertabelle ab ETS v6.3.0 nicht mehr möglich ist, ist es notwendig, ein virtuelles Gerät auf der **Haupt-IP-Linie** zu ergänzen, damit die Filtertabelle automatisch gefüllt wird. *Abbildung 3* zeigt das KNX-IP-Dummy-Gerät, das wir für diesen Zweck empfehlen --- "Schneider Electric's SpaceLogic KNX Secure Dummy".
Abb. 3 - "Schneider Electric's Wiser for KNX Dummy"-Datei.
Wie in der Abbildung gezeigt, erlaubt es die Spalte „*Medium Type* ", das Gerät sowohl im TP- als auch im IP-Segment zu platzieren. In diesem Fall wird das „Schneider Electric SpaceLogic KNX Secure Dummy"-Gerät zur Haupt-IP-Linie des Projekts hinzugefügt (siehe *Abbildung 4*).
**Wichtig: Es ist absolut nicht erforderlich, die physische Hardware zu besitzen oder zu installieren** - dieses Dummy-Gerät dient nur als virtuelle Platzhalter-Komponente, damit der KNX-IP-Router die Filtertabelle korrekt generiert.
Abb. 4 - Hinzufügen des "Schneider Electric SpaceLogic KNX Secure Dummy" zur Haupt-IP-Linie
Der nächste Schritt: Verknüpfe die von den Shelly Geräten verwendeten Gruppenadressen mit der Dummy-Schnittstelle des **"Schneider Electric SpaceLogic KNX Secure Dummy"** -Geräts. Ziehe dazu einfach die relevanten Gruppenadressen auf die Schnittstelle des Dummy-Geräts (siehe *Abbildung 5*).
**Achtung:** Falls das Dummy-Gerät **KNX Secure** unterstützt, musst Du sicherstellen, dass diese Funktion **deaktiviert** ist, da Shelly Geräte KNX Secure aktuell nicht unterstützen.
Abb. 5 - Verknüpfung der Gruppenadressen mit dem "Schneider Electric's SpaceLogic KNX Secure Dummy"-Gerät
In unserem Beispiel wurden **alle** `Group addresses` des Projekts mit dem Dummy-Gerät verbunden -- dies dient nur zu Demonstrationszwecken. Die KNX Association empfiehlt dieses Vorgehen für größere Projekte ausdrücklich **nicht** . In kleineren Installationen (wie unserem Beispiel) ist dies meist unproblematisch, kann aber bei größeren Installationen die Systemleistung beeinträchtigen. Es wird empfohlen, nur die **unbedingt benötigten** `Group addresses`**freizugeben** und über den KNX-IP-Router zu leiten, um eine optimale Leistung sicherzustellen. *Zu den essenziellen Adressen zählen in der Regel jene, die für zentrale Steuerungen, Visualisierung oder die Kommunikation zwischen verschiedenen Linien bzw. Geräten über mehrere Segmente hinweg erforderlich sind.*
Sobald die benötigten Gruppenadressen dem Dummy-Gerät zugewiesen wurden, **übertrage die Konfigurationsänderungen unbedingt auf den KNX-IP-Router** -- dieser Schritt ist für die korrekte Kommunikation im KNX-System entscheidend. In *Abbildung 6* kannst Du sehen, wie dieser Transfer in der ETS-Umgebung durchgeführt wird.
Abb. 6 - Übertragung der neuen Konfiguration auf den KNX-IP-Router
Sobald die Konfiguration erfolgreich auf den KNX-IP-Router übertragen wurde, ist das Endergebnis in *Abbildung 7* zu sehen.
Abb. 7 - KNX IP Router configuration transferred.
Empfehlung: **Prüfe die Filtertabelle nicht direkt über einen Rechtsklick auf den KNX-IP-Router** , sondern über den Pfad **Topologie → Backbone** und dann per Rechtsklick auf die **Haupt-TP-Linie** . Diese Methode liefert eine vollständige und exakte Übersicht der Filterkonfiguration. Wenn alles korrekt eingerichtet wurde, sollten die Filtertabellen-Vorschauen aus dem KNX-IP-Router und der Haupt-TP-Linie **identisch**sein (siehe Abbildung 8).
Abb. 8 - Prüfung der Filtertabelle über die Haupt-TP-Linie
Die abschließende Filtertabelle zeigt, dass alles korrekt eingerichtet wurde -- der KNX-IP-Router ist jetzt vollständig konfiguriert, und alle benötigten Gruppenadressen sind enthalten. Damit ist die Integration abgeschlossen und betriebsbereit.
*Abbildung 9 zeigt die finale Filtertabellen-Vorschau.*
Abb. 9 - Filtertabellen-Vorschau
Wenn Du alle Schritte befolgt hast, sollte Dein Setup nun voll funktionsfähig und KNX-konform sein -- bereit für einen zuverlässigen und effizienten Betrieb. **Solltest Du Fragen haben oder Unterstützung benötigen, wende Dich jederzeit gerne an unser Support-Team - wir helfen Dir gern!**
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# DE - Shelly KNX-Dokumentation
Diese Dokumentation gilt für Shelly Geräte mit integrierter KNXnet/IP-Unterstützung und Zugang zu ihnen über einen Webbrowser.
Die KNXnet/IP-Funktionalität ist für Geräte der Gen2 PRO-Linie und Gen3+ verfügbar (siehe Tabelle unten) und erfordert Firmware-Version ++1.4.0 oder höher++.
Die KNX-Organisation klassifiziert alle unterstützten Objekte und die Art der Daten, die sie übertragen dürfen, daher hat jedes Objekt einen vordefinierten DPT (Datenpunkttyp).
Die Länge der Daten und der entsprechende DPT werden in der KNX-Konfigurationsoberfläche von Shelly angezeigt.
Die Verwendung eines Shelly Geräts in einem KNX-Netzwerk erfordert ein KNXnet/IP-Gateway-Gerät.
Shelly Geräte unterstützen ++keine++ KNX Security (KNX IP Security und KNX Data Security).
Die Konfiguration des Shelly Geräts kann die verfügbaren KNX-Optionen beeinflussen.
Für die Zwecke dieser Dokumentation wurde ein KNXnet/IP-Gateway-Gerät [LK-IP/KNXs REG](https://www.beg-luxomat.com/de/produkte/details/LK-IP-KNXs-REG-90403/) von B.E.G. Brück Electronic GmbH verwendet.
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[Shelly FW+QA Panel.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_ff208dbf547b89e4a4a29359f02009d5c184c9bc4746e9f8ec0351d21762c810/Shelly%2520FW+QA%2520Panel.pdf.md?cb=4a2028f4b40248c28a5571f727db24f7) (Verdrahtungsschema der KNX-Prüftafel)
[Shelly FW+QA GA Report.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_6ddae7e7290c2946f0c7fc578f3175847b1a1ed66653c83d312ff5198f2eee99/Shelly%2520FW+QA%2520GA%2520Report.pdf.md?cb=4bac8c89d2089a70004bec93a20d5fd5) (Verwendete KNX-Gruppenadressen)
## KNX-Unterstützung in Shelly Geräten
ETS v6.3.0 unterstützt keine manuelle Bearbeitung der Filtertabelle mehr.
Eine Anleitung zum Umgang mit dieser Änderung findest Du in unserem [**FAQ-Bereich**](https://kb.shelly.cloud/knowledge-base/de-faq) unter **Punkt 15.**
### Unterstützte KNX-Objekttypen:
Shelly Geräte mit KNXnet/IP-Unterstützung können als verschiedene KNX-Objekttypen fungieren und ermöglichen so eine einfache Integration in KNX-basierte Automatisierungssysteme. Zu den unterstützten Objekttypen gehören:
* **Binäre Eingänge:**
* Senden EIN/AUS- oder TOGGLE-Befehle zur Steuerung von KNX-Geräten.
* Unterstützen 1-Bit-Befehle (kurzer Tastendruck) und 4-Bit-Befehle (langer Tastendruck) für das Dimmen von KNX-Geräten.
* **Schalt-Ausgänge:**
* Steuern EIN/AUS-Zustände der Shelly Ausgänge über KNX-Befehle.
* Geben den aktuellen Status der Shelly Ausgänge an das KNX-Netzwerk zurück.
* **Licht-Ausgänge:**
* Steuern Helligkeitsstufen über **relative** Dimm-Befehle.
* Steuern Helligkeitsstufen über **absolute** Dimm-Befehle.
* Geben den aktuellen Dimmwert an das KNX-Netzwerk zurück.
* **Jalousiemodus (für Geräte mit 2 Ausgängen):**
* Steuern von Rollläden, Jalousien und Raffstores mit den Befehlen Öffnen / Schließen / Stopp.
* Präzise Positionssteuerung und Rückmeldung.
* Unterstützen die Lamellenwinkelverstellung und -rückmeldung (nur Raffstores).
* Auslösen von Alarmmeldungen bei Hinderniserkennung.
* **Messwerte:**
* Ermöglichen Energiemanagement und Überwachung innerhalb des KNX-Systems durch Übertragung wichtiger elektrischer Messwerte.
### Unterstützte Geräte:
* Aufgelistete Shelly PRO Geräte
* Aufgelistete Shelly Gen 3 und spätere Modelle
* Aufgelistete Power by Shelly Geräte
Aufgrund des großen Kundeninteresses und häufig gestellter Fragen möchten wir darauf hinweisen, dass KINXnet/IP von **keinem** ++Shelly Plus++ (Gen 2) Gerät unterstützt wird!
| **Gerät** | **Eingänge** | **Ausgänge** | **Art der Ausgänge** | **Messungen** | **Notizen** |
|-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|--------------|--------------|----------------------|---------------|---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|
| Shelly Pro 1 | 2 | 1 | Schalter | Nein | Unterstützt mit Firmware-Version 1.4.0 und höher. |
| Shelly Pro 1PM | 2 | 1 | Schalter | Ja (5 Punkte) | Unterstützt mit Firmware-Version 1.4.0 und höher. |
| Shelly Pro 2 | 2 | 2 | Schalter | Nein | Unterstützt mit Firmware-Version 1.4.0 und höher. |
| Shelly Pro 2PM | 2 | 2 1 | Schalter Abdeckung | Ja (5 Punkte) | Unterstützt mit Firmware-Version 1.4.0 und höher. Nur Umschalten des Aktuatormodus. Die Unterstützung von Abdeckungen, einschließlich Jalousien, wird mit der Firmware **1.6.0 unterstützt**. |
| Shelly Pro 3 | 3 | 3 | Schalter | Nein | Unterstützt mit Firmware-Version 1.4.0 und höher. |
| Shelly Pro 4PM | 4 | 4 | Schalter | Ja (5 Punkte) | Unterstützt mit Firmware-Version 1.4.0 und höher. |
| Shelly Dual Cover / Shutter PM | 4 | 2 | Abdeckung | Ja (5 Punkte) | Unterstützt mit der Firmware-Version **1.6.0**und höher. |
| Pro Dimmer 1PM | 2 | 1 | Licht | Ja (4 Punkte) | Unterstützt mit Firmware-Version 1.4.0 und höher. |
| Pro Dimmer 2PM | 4 | 2 | Licht | Ja (4 Punkte) | Unterstützt mit Firmware-Version 1.4.0 und höher. |
| Pro Dimmer 0/1-10V PM | 2 | 1^\*^ | 0/1-10V | Ja (4 Punkte) | Unterstützt mit Firmware-Version 1.4.0 und höher. |
| I4 Gen3 | 4 | n/a | n/a | Nein | Unterstützt mit Firmware-Version 1.4.0 und höher. |
| Mini 1 Gen3 Gen4 | 1 | 1 | Schalter | Nein | Unterstützt mit Firmware-Version 1.4.0 und höher. |
| Mini 1PM Gen3 Gen4 | 1 | 1 | Schalter | Ja (5 Punkte) | Unterstützt mit Firmware-Version 1.4.0 und höher. |
| Shelly 1 Gen3 Gen4 | 1 | 1 | Schalter | Nein | Unterstützt mit Firmware-Version 1.4.0 und höher. |
| Shelly 1PM Gen3 Gen4 | 1 | 1 | Schalter | Ja (5 Punkte) | Unterstützt mit Firmware-Version 1.4.0 und höher. |
| NEU Shelly 1L Gen3 | 2 | 1 | Schalter | Nein | Unterstützt mit der Firmware-Version **1.6.0**und höher. |
| NEU Shelly 2L Gen3 | 2 | 2 | Schalter | Nein | Unterstützt mit der Firmware-Version **1.6.0**und höher. |
| Shelly 2PM Gen3 | 2 | 2 1 | Schalter Abdeckung | Ja (5 Punkte) | Unterstützt mit Firmware-Version **1.5.0** und höher. Nur Umschalten des Aktuatormodus. Die Unterstützung von Abdeckungen, einschließlich Jalousien, wird mit der Firmware **1.6.0 unterstützt.** |
| NEU Shelly Shutter Gen3 | 2 | 1 | Abdeckung | Ja (5 Punkte) | Unterstützt mit der Firmware-Version **1.6.0**und höher. |
| NEU Shelly Plug S Gen3 | n/a | 1 | Schalter | Ja (5 Punkte) | Unterstützt mit Firmware-Version **1.7.0**und höher. |
| NEU Shelly Outdoor Plug S Gen3 | n/a | 1 | Schalter | Ja )5 Punkte) | Unterstützt mit Firmware-Version **1.7.0**und höher. |
| Shelly Dimmer Gen3 | 2 | 1 | Licht | Ja (4 Punkte) | Unterstützt mit Firmware-Version **1.5.0**und höher. |
| Dimmer 0/1-10VPM Gen3 | 2 | 1^\*^ | 0/1-10V | Ja (4 Punkte) | Unterstützt mit Firmware-Version 1.4.0 und höher. |
| DALI Dimmer Gen3 | 2 | 1^\*^ | DALI | Nein | Unterstützt mit Firmware-Version 1.4.0 und höher. |
| NEU Ogemray Smart relay 25A  | 1 | 1 | Schalter | Ja (5 Punkte) | Powered by Shelly-Gerät. Unterstützt mit der Firmware-Version **1.6.0**und höher. |
\* Mehrere aktuelle Leuchten können als eine Gruppe angeschlossen und gesteuert werden
### Voraussetzungen für die Einrichtung von KNX in Shelly Geräten
* Webbrowser
* IP-Netzwerk, an das das Shelly Gerät angeschlossen ist, und die IP-Adresse des Geräts ist bekannt. In diesem Fall ist die eingebettete Weboberfläche verfügbar, wenn Du die Webadresse \\> aufrufst.
* Alternativ kann auch eine Verbindung zum drahtlosen Zugangspunkt (AP) des Geräts hergestellt werden. In diesem Fall ist die eingebettete Weboberfläche verfügbar, wenn Du die Adresse [http://192.168.33.1](http://192.168.33.1/) aufrufst.
* Die Verwendung der in das Gerät integrierten Webschnittstelle wird [hier beschrieben](https://kb.shelly.cloud/knowledge-base/web-interface-guides).
### Ablauf der Konfiguration
* Der Prozess ist eine schrittweise Konfiguration gemäß der in dieser Dokumentation beschriebenen Vorgehensweise.
* Bestimmte Konfigurationsänderungen erfordern einen Neustart der Firmware, was in der Benutzeroberfläche deutlich angezeigt wird.
* In der integrierten Weboberfläche wird eine Benachrichtigung angezeigt, wenn ein Neustart erforderlich ist. Um fortzufahren, klicke einfach auf „*Reboot now*" und warte, bis Dein Gerät neu gestartet ist (ca. drei Sekunden).
* Dieselbe Konfiguration kann über einen der verfügbaren RPC-Kanäle vorgenommen werden. Es besteht keine Notwendigkeit oder Anforderung, dies nur manuell zu tun.
* Ungültige Werte, die in eines der Felder eingegeben werden, sind rot umrandet.
### Dokumentation für Entwickler
Entwickler von Systemen, die Shelly Geräte verwenden, die die Geräte direkt in ihre Plattform integrieren möchten und Informationen darüber benötigen, wie die oben beschriebene Konfiguration programmatisch gesteuert werden kann, besuchen bitte unsere API-Dokumentationsseite.
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# Den Shelly DALI Dimmer verwenden, um eine bestehende KNX-Installation zu erweitern
## Einleitung
In diesem Beispiel beschreiben wir die Vorteile der Verwendung des Shelly DALI Dimmers GEN3 zur Erweiterung einer bestehenden KNX-Installation durch Hinzufügen von DALI-gesteuerten Lichtern.
Für diejenigen, die mit der Kombination von zwei individuellen Kommunikationsschnittstellen nicht vertraut sind, sei gesagt, dass bisher ein zusätzlicher KNX-zu-DALI-Gateway erforderlich war, um DALI-Geräte über KNX steuern zu können. Die Kosten solcher Gateways sind hoch, was das Hinzufügen nur weniger DALI-gesteuerter Lichter wirtschaftlich unattraktiv machte.
## Voraussetzungen
Shelly-Geräte können über KNXnet/IP-Kommunikation mit anderen KNX-Geräten kommunizieren. Die Sicherstellung der notwendigen Ausrüstung ist erforderlich, um unsere Geräte nutzen zu können. Weitere Informationen zur Verwendung von Shelly Geräten mit KNX findest Du in der bereitgestellten Dokumentation.
Mach Dich mit dem Shelly DALI Dimmer GEN3 und seinen Spezifikationen vertraut, indem Du das Benutzerhandbuch, das mit Deinem Gerät geliefert wird, liest und verstehst.
## Beschreibung des Beispiels
In diesem Fall zeigen wir Dir, wie einfach es ist, den Shelly DALI Dimmer GEN3 zu konfigurieren und ihn in bestehenden KNX-Installationen zu verwenden.
Hier betrachten wir einen Fall, in dem eine Küche mit einem Essbereich zunächst mit einem KNX-Beleuchtungskontrollsystem entworfen und gesteuert wurde. Später entschied sich der Besitzer, einen zusätzlichen Beleuchtungskreis (L4) hinzuzufügen, um mehr Licht über der Kochinsel bereitzustellen.
Abb. 1 Küchenbereich mit gemeinsamer KNX- und DALI-Lichtsteuerung
| Beschreibung der Beleuchtungskreise ||||
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| *Name* | *Beschreibung* | *Kontrollsystem* | *Steuergerät* |
| L1 | Küchenlampen | KNX | Vorhandenes verwenden |
| L2 | Esszimmer-Kronleuchter | KNX | Vorhandenes verwenden |
| L3 | Essensplätze | KNX | Vorhandenes verwenden |
| L4 | Insel-Schienenleuchte | DALI | Shelly DALI Dimmer GEN3 |
In diesem Fall geht es nicht um die Steuerungsmethoden der Beleuchtungskreise, wie Schalter, Drucktaster oder andere, sondern hauptsächlich darum, die Fähigkeit zweier Steuerungssysteme (KNX und DALI) zu demonstrieren, Informationen ohne den Einsatz teurer Gateways auszutauschen.
## Konfiguration
Wichtige Punkte zum Shelly DALI Dimmer GEN3 :
* Alle angeschlossenen DALI-Steuergeräte werden nur in ++einer Gruppe++zusammengefasst. Eine Aufteilung in zwei oder mehr Gruppen ist nicht möglich.
* Alle empfangenen Befehle, entweder über die bereitgestellten Eingänge oder über empfangene KNX-Telegramme, werden als Broadcast-Telegramme auf den DALI-Bus übertragen.
* Es wird empfohlen, bis zu fünf DALI-Treiber anzuschließen, wenn keine externe Stromversorgung bereitgestellt wird.
Vor jeder Änderung sollte Rücksprache mit Ihrem KNX-Integrator gehalten werden, um sicherzustellen, welche `Group addresses` (vorhandene oder neu erstellte) für die Steuerung des neu hinzugefügten DALI-Beleuchtungskreises - dargestellt als L4 in Abb. 1 - verwendet werden sollen.
Elektrische Installationen sind nicht Teil dieses Handbuchs. Eine ordnungsgemäße Installation und alle damit verbundenen elektrischen Anschlüsse sind ein absolutes ++Muss++, nicht nur um einen ordnungsgemäßen Betrieb zu gewährleisten, sondern auch um die Sicherheit und den Schutz des Benutzers zu gewährleisten. Alle erforderlichen Arbeiten müssen von einem erfahrenen Techniker gemäß der mitgelieferten Dokumentation durchgeführt werden.
## DALI
### Erstinstallation
Öffne die integrierte Web-Oberfläche des Geräts und navigiere zu `Einstellungen` -\> `DALI-Konfiguration`. Die folgende Seite wird auf dem Bildschirm angezeigt.
DALI-Konfiguration, Erstinstallation
Wie bei jedem anderen DALI-Steuergerät ist auch hier zunächst ein Scan nach angeschlossenen Geräten erforderlich. Klicke dazu auf „*Nach Steuergeräten suchen* ". Warte, bis der Vorgang abgeschlossen ist, und überprüfe, ob die Anzahl der gefundenen Geräte mit der Anzahl der angeschlossenen Geräte übereinstimmt.
Wenn keine Verdrahtungsprobleme oder fehlerhaften DALI-Treiber vorliegen, sollte die Anzahl der gefundenen Geräte mit der Anzahl der angeschlossenen Geräte übereinstimmen.
Bitte beachte, dass der Shelly DALI Dimmer GEN3 bis zu fünf DALI-Treiber versorgen kann, wenn keine externe Stromversorgung angeschlossen ist.
### Nach der Installation
Der Shelly DALI Dimmer GEN3 bietet einen vereinfachten Diagnosetest, der nach der Installation empfohlen wird. Falls nach erfolgreichem Abschluss des ersten Installationsvorgangs Probleme auftreten, kannst Du den Status aller angeschlossenen Geräte überprüfen, indem Du auf die Schaltfläche „*Check devices*" drückst.
DALI-Konfiguration, nach der Installation
## KNX
### Allgemeine Konfiguration
Wie bei jedem KNX-Gerät müssen auch Shelly Geräte ordnungsgemäß konfiguriert werden, um Daten mit anderen KNX-Geräten austauschen zu können. Du musst diese Informationen mit Deinem KNX-Integrator abstimmen.
Eine detaillierte Anleitung zur Konfiguration findest Du in der bereitgestellten Dokumentation, die [hier](https://kb.shelly.cloud/knowledge-base/de-shelly-knx-dokumentation) zu finden ist.
#### Steuerbefehle
Wie bereits erwähnt, muss der Installateur die KNX-`Group addresses` kennen, die für die DALI-Steuerung verwendet werden. In unserem Fall sind diese Informationen in der untenstehenden Tabelle aufgeführt:
| **Liste der** `Group addresses` |||
|--------------------------|------------------------|---------------------------------|
| *DALI-Funktion* | *KNX-* `Group address` | *KNX Länge \& Kodierung* |
| EIN/AUS-Schaltbefehl | 1/1/8 | 1 Bit, DPT 1.001 (Schalter) |
| EIN/AUS-Rückmelde-Status | 1/2/8 | 1 bit, DPT 1.001 (Schalter) |
| Relative Dimmsteuerung | 1/3/8 | 4 bit, DPT 3.007 (Dimmen) |
| Absolute Dimmsteuerung | 1/4/8 | 1 byte, DPT 5.001 (Prozentsatz) |
| Dimm-Rückmelde-Status | 1/5/8 | 1 byte, DPT 5.001 (Prozentsatz) |
Detaillierte Beschreibung und Konfiguration aller unterstützten Objekte folgt:
* `Switch object` - Gib die`Group address` für die Steuerung des Schaltvorgangs an, d.h. EIN/AUS. Stelle sicher, dass sie die gleiche DPT-Länge hat. In diesem Beispiel ist das GA 1/1/8. Trage diese in die bereitgestellten Felder ein und drücke auf die Schaltfläche `Speichern`.
Konfiguration des `Switch object`
* `Relative dimming object` - gib die `Group address` für die 4-Bit-Dimmsteuerung an, d.h. DIMMEN AUF/DIMMEN AB. Stelle sicher, dass sie die gleiche DPT-Länge hat. In diesem Beispiel ist das GA 1/3/8. Trage diese in die bereitgestellten Felder ein und drücke auf die Schaltfläche `Speichern`.
Konfiguration des `Relative dimming object`
* `Absolute dimming object` - gib `Group address` für die 1-Byte-Dimmsteuerung an, d.h. PRÄZISE DIMMUNG. Stelle sicher, dass sie die gleiche DPT-Länge hat. In diesem Beispiel ist das GA 1/4/8. Trage diese in die bereitgestellten Felder ein und drücke auf die Schaltfläche `Speichern`.
Konfiguration des `Absolute dimming object`
#### Rückmelde-Status
* `Feedback object` - benachrichtigt alle anderen Geräte, die dieselbe `Group address` teilen, über den Schaltstatus des DALI-Dimmers GEN3 d.h. EIN/AUS. Stelle sicher, dass sie die gleiche DPT-Länge hat. In diesem Beispiel ist das GA 1/2/8. Trage diese in die bereitgestellten Felder ein und drücke auf die Schaltfläche `Speichern`.
Konfiguration des `Feedback object`
* `Lighting level object` - Benachrichtigt alle anderen Geräte, die dieselbe `Group address` teilen, über den Dimmlevel des DALI-Dimmersr GEN3 in Prozent (0-100%). Stelle sicher, dass sie die gleiche DPT-Länge hat. In diesem Beispiel ist das GA 1/5/8. Trage diese in die bereitgestellten Felder ein und drücke auf die Schaltfläche `Speichern`.
Konfiguration des `Lighting level object`
## Fazit
Sobald alle erforderlichen `Group addresses` eingegeben sind, können der Shelly DALI Dimmer GEN3 und alle daran angeschlossenen DALI-Steuergeräte über das KNX-Netzwerk gesteuert werden.
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# Design PV Systems with Confidence: Data-Driven Sizing Using Shelly Pro 3EM
## The Problem with Single-Number Quotes
Most residential PV installation quotes are built on one figure: the customer's average monthly electricity bill. That single number hides everything - daily load profiles, seasonal variation, peak demand events, time-of-use patterns. The result is a system designed on a guess, and a customer who may question your methodology before the contract is even signed.
Shelly Pro 3EM changes that dynamic.
## What Shelly Pro 3EM Captures
Installed at the main distribution board, the Pro 3EM measures all three phases at 1-minute resolution and streams data to the Shelly Cloud (premium subscription). Over a profiling period of two to four weeks, you collect:
| Data Point | Value for System Design |
|-----------------------------|------------------------------------------------|
| Peak demand (kW, per phase) | Inverter sizing, grid connection rating |
| Baseline load (night floor) | Battery minimum useful capacity |
| Time-of-day usage curves | Self-consumption optimisation, tariff matching |
| Weekday vs. weekend delta | Storage dispatch strategy |
| Phase imbalance | Single- vs. three-phase inverter decision |
## The Installer Workflow
1. **Initial visit** - Mount the Pro 3EM on the incoming phases. No wiring interruption required. Commission the device to the customer's Wi-Fi in under 20 minutes.
2. **Profiling period** - Two to four weeks of passive data collection. No follow-up visits needed.
3. **Data review** - Pull the 1-minute CSV export or review the cloud dashboard. Apply your load analysis tooling.
4. **Proposal** - Present a system design justified by actual consumption data: panel count, inverter model and rating, battery capacity and chemistry, expected self-consumption ratio and payback period.
## Building the Customer Relationship
The profiling visit is a low-commitment, high-trust entry point. You can frame it in two ways depending on your commercial model:
* **Subsidised visit**: Charge a nominal fee for the installation and profiling report. The customer keeps the device regardless of their decision.
* **Conditional offer**: The profiling and device are included in the project price if the customer proceeds with you. If they choose another installer, a small retrieval fee applies.
Either way, you are the installer who used real data. That is a differentiator no brochure claim can match.
## Technical Integration Notes
* **Compatibility**: Works with any grid configuration. Supports TN-C-S, TN-S, and TT earthing arrangements.
* **Data export**: REST API and MQTT available for integration with your design or CRM tooling.
* **Cloud retention**: With Shelly Premium, 1-minute data is retained for 12 months.
* **Expansion**: The Pro 3EM can remain post-installation as the production and consumption monitoring device, feeding data to the inverter management system or a home energy management system (HEMS).
## Summary
The Shelly Pro 3EM profiling bundle gives you a structured, repeatable process for converting uncertain prospects into well-specified projects. It reduces design risk, shortens the sales cycle, and positions you as a data-driven professional in a market full of rule-of-thumb estimators.
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# Device Compliance
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## Shelly Gen1 devices
* [Shelly 1 multilingual EU declaration of conformity.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_31752c23f685e42b7399f394d67582d1b32fce20ad726df3250090b43ebd3222/Shelly%25201%2520multilingual%2520EU%2520declaration%2520of%2520conformity.pdf.md)
* [Shelly 1L multilingual EU declaration of conformity.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_07260ca263be6cfd76827e58667f687ebd0da7ab3151138a1a8d5f160dfbcc23/Shelly%25201L%2520multilingual%2520EU%2520declaration%2520of%2520conformity.pdf.md)
* [Shelly 1PM multilingual EU declaration of conformity.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_7bc65a44e32f63dc7c68f7eeb449396e8a1fbb6a80f1cd2bff03bd21c45b163a/Shelly%25201PM%2520multilingual%2520EU%2520declaration%2520of%2520conformity.pdf.md)
* [Shelly 2.5 multilingual EU declaration of conformity.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_34864cf4477bed1a8f274cd8740c078af152952d4c75569a5aba251572bf4c9b/Shelly%25202.5%2520multilingual%2520EU%2520declaration%2520of%2520conformity.pdf.md)
* [Shelly 3EM multilingual EU declaration of conformity.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_8b3bd919163c4b29093b257ebfa906da0f2b932a1334b8cbc06a6c53b079e817/Shelly%25203EM%2520multilingual%2520EU%2520declaration%2520of%2520conformity.pdf.md)
* [Shelly 3EM UK PSTI ACT Statement of compliance.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_8634a03c6e75ebbdd890ff4ae327f030b704ce3fd3cbcb7ac23cb783bda6c8cd/Shelly%25203EM%2520UK%2520PSTI%2520ACT%2520Statement%2520of%2520compliance.pdf.md?cb=4f78452dd072e9fa1db4f5cefb192a5d)
* [Shelly 3EM AU NZ Certificate for Suitability.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_7f5e8b3985639504f29c847297981fd8b2adb9e75ec22d243369a5f13494a108/Shelly%25203EM%2520AU%2520NZ%2520Certificate%2520for%2520Suitability.pdf.md?cb=1748947044e796d5fd388930362f9067)
* [Shelly Button1 multilingual EU declaration of conformity.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_9f3ceec9d1b5a3bc0cd6bc74276b52a3526fd037db9dbc165699ae43ddaeae60/Shelly%2520Button1%2520multilingual%2520EU%2520declaration%2520of%2520conformity.pdf.md)
* [Shelly Button 1 white UK PSTI ACT Statement of compliance.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_fac1af6c4e386a26c889e9b938ad76526d62ff19bf6037f612070894c9f66109/Shelly%2520Button%25201%2520white%2520UK%2520PSTI%2520ACT%2520Statement%2520of%2520compliance.pdf.md?cb=6e810bf0d334922d3b24f1079f778732)
* [Shelly Button 1 black UK PSTI ACT Statement of compliance.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_418f592dfb7ed886571f6c1e8ac56d8277d58dd4bd7b8822b8467a3ea94e7f27/Shelly%2520Button%25201%2520black%2520UK%2520PSTI%2520ACT%2520Statement%2520of%2520compliance.pdf.md?cb=21154f122acbe028ccd53bb8fb16befc)
* [Shelly Button 1 AU NZ Certificate for Suitability.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_40cdc846c7719c6287106c8c5741abd4012042bb77285cc7e736f19709affb0a/Shelly%2520Button%25201%2520AU%2520NZ%2520Certificate%2520for%2520Suitability.pdf.md?cb=8430c901c8e2e534a6bb5c22253d9008)
* [Shelly Dimmer2 multilingual EU declaration of conformity.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_dabf413fefd66164ac90e62a708e4619864007f27d72f9990b13fa3fd4e05670/Shelly%2520Dimmer2%2520multilingual%2520EU%2520declaration%2520of%2520conformity.pdf.md)
* [Shelly Dimmer 2 UK PSTI ACT Statement of compliance.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_0dc1c69a4804e2ebb2174bb62485534a5ef9098379e282d14e34c9c329dad5cb/Shelly%2520Dimmer%25202%2520UK%2520PSTI%2520ACT%2520Statement%2520of%2520compliance.pdf.md?cb=be6afadc8a50a2c2593915aae908271f)
* [Shelly Dimmer 2 x2 UK PSTI ACT Statement of compliance.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_dbf997d064e20fdcfec7a2bbd1d99392fe89b6701651a6cf573bcdaef4425634/Shelly%2520Dimmer%25202%2520x2%2520UK%2520PSTI%2520ACT%2520Statement%2520of%2520compliance.pdf.md?cb=c07b3eea257c64e59840b3523515d64f)
* [Shelly Duo GU10 - Shelly Duo GU10 RGBW multilingual EU declaration of conformity 2025-07-22.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_aef5d1f0edee6f1231394dd80ca0a1b172b5086d61b4227085204e305edf8ba3/Shelly%2520Duo%2520GU10%2520-%2520Shelly%2520Duo%2520GU10%2520RGBW%2520multilingual%2520EU%2520declaration%2520of%2520conformity%25202025-07-22.pdf.md?cb=8fd9d0e52a50b3155febe20b60a251c4)
* [Shelly Duo Led Bulb multilingual EU declaration of conformity 2025-07-23.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_e303828ddc6920e092c7358550fcb2030c69592aa082a7462bc690817a915067/Shelly%2520Duo%2520Led%2520Bulb%2520multilingual%2520EU%2520declaration%2520of%2520conformity%25202025-07-23.pdf.md?cb=ffaf2828f07e9664e1c06eb9abe993a4)
* [Shelly Duo GU10 - WW CW UK PSTI ACT Statement of compliance.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_9be442c892374bf49b7a0a3ed195456fc5193590cae852faec8b40ea557958c3/Shelly%2520Duo%2520GU10%2520-%2520WW%2520CW%2520UK%2520PSTI%2520ACT%2520Statement%2520of%2520compliance.pdf.md?cb=0f71c4305128635f937898824a543b40)
* [Shelly Duo E27 - WW CW UK PSTI ACT Statement of compliance.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_002af7b6546eb6cfc888a07e5afdd5740480c0a57388f20963ad9b0413f1fea1/Shelly%2520Duo%2520E27%2520-%2520WW%2520CW%2520UK%2520PSTI%2520ACT%2520Statement%2520of%2520compliance.pdf.md?cb=d60792807de6968b82f0d929650ad161)
* [Shelly Duo GU10 - Shelly Duo GU10 RGBW multilingual EU declaration of conformity 2025-07-22.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_aef5d1f0edee6f1231394dd80ca0a1b172b5086d61b4227085204e305edf8ba3/Shelly%2520Duo%2520GU10%2520-%2520Shelly%2520Duo%2520GU10%2520RGBW%2520multilingual%2520EU%2520declaration%2520of%2520conformity%25202025-07-22.pdf.md?cb=8fd9d0e52a50b3155febe20b60a251c4)
* [Shelly Duo Led Bulb multilingual EU declaration of conformity 2025-07-23.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_e303828ddc6920e092c7358550fcb2030c69592aa082a7462bc690817a915067/Shelly%2520Duo%2520Led%2520Bulb%2520multilingual%2520EU%2520declaration%2520of%2520conformity%25202025-07-23.pdf.md?cb=ffaf2828f07e9664e1c06eb9abe993a4)
* [Shelly Duo GU10 - RGBW UK PSTI ACT Statement of compliance.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_d8fa8ea25e73edef2e44081397bf5c5bdd92fa0b8fffc54801ee5d4c6c2a875a/Shelly%2520Duo%2520GU10%2520-%2520RGBW%2520UK%2520PSTI%2520ACT%2520Statement%2520of%2520compliance.pdf.md?cb=7a4480af041e38fbb58f404434b59101)
* [Shelly Duo E27 - RGBW UK PSTI ACT Statement of compliance.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_0876e57e0bed7308708999662ca99220263226bf8dc619f071eebcfcee6e2298/Shelly%2520Duo%2520E27%2520-%2520RGBW%2520UK%2520PSTI%2520ACT%2520Statement%2520of%2520compliance.pdf.md?cb=75da505c8faf1c29c7ba93183d787e8d)
* [Shelly DW multilingual EU declaration of conformity.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_8395207f37e76f8955dfd8bde6009ce06664505c25d21660e3d139d8aa6946ed/Shelly%2520DW%2520multilingual%2520EU%2520declaration%2520of%2520conformity.pdf.md)
* [Shelly EM multilingual EU declaration of conformity 245 2025-12-05.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_05e5b0f37fa5e7525e6456089df8f7aaa5fd199d3038844d29d0c6a3b876f22c/Shelly%2520EM%2520multilingual%2520EU%2520declaration%2520of%2520conformity%2520245%25202025-12-05.pdf.md?cb=c5ee05501eeffd2b21c85cf04fee55d9)
* [Shelly EM + 50A UK PSTI ACT Statement of compliance.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_ca738dfc4100862964f10ddb5e5a71187cb287932a7700493644ef32be7f353b/Shelly%2520EM%2520+%252050A%2520UK%2520PSTI%2520ACT%2520Statement%2520of%2520compliance.pdf.md?cb=ea2cd31ce95bea386ea3494708c0a116)
* [Shelly EM AU NZ Certificate for Suitability .pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_efcfd017509293b198edc89c7ecc2937b5c9d07a8ad0091866b715e83e25f265/Shelly%2520EM%2520AU%2520NZ%2520Certificate%2520for%2520Suitability%2520.pdf.md?cb=43801f7677b9984e9e3234a88c4a9f57)
* [Shelly Flood multilingual EU declaration of conformity 2025-07-23.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_90755149572829a218c4264d5a11c673d3c9ea5f734a46b110cefc958b17e236/Shelly%2520Flood%2520multilingual%2520EU%2520declaration%2520of%2520conformity%25202025-07-23.pdf.md?cb=4e1631deaf3ccd7c4b086e8a8a70d26e)
* [Shelly Leak Sensor Cable multilingual EU declaration of conformity 2025-08-25.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_72dd866e8cf010ae1e149fd99b1952a45160d15d578f27209902e11bf6b4435e/Shelly%2520Leak%2520Sensor%2520Cable%2520multilingual%2520EU%2520declaration%2520of%2520conformity%25202025-08-25.pdf.md?cb=b2d0408d699402b80c0c9bd7badf863f)
* [Shelly Gas multilingual EU declaration of conformity 2025-07-21.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_014a406f798bc14b902a43d056437e60c6f3ed1541694bd8d8cd10f3dd95653e/Shelly%2520Gas%2520multilingual%2520EU%2520declaration%2520of%2520conformity%25202025-07-21.pdf.md?cb=fd4ebdc84c9ab6fdeb3c28e54cfbf3e6)
* [Shelly Gas LPG UK PSTI ACT Statement of compliance.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_06ff27d7d315073acf271cee6c5b05d40e7ab292e7b7e9d35e86a273697a9e0d/Shelly%2520Gas%2520LPG%2520UK%2520PSTI%2520ACT%2520Statement%2520of%2520compliance.pdf.md?cb=7b1402b7ee6e345dbf5ac6396cd060f4)
* [Shelly Gas CNG UK PSTI ACT Statement of compliance.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_09f358d3ab5e8f0c6b35fdf7e35e0fed72b7d531e5e80da06bc6a15b04dd8303/Shelly%2520Gas%2520CNG%2520UK%2520PSTI%2520ACT%2520Statement%2520of%2520compliance.pdf.md?cb=fe25b9662fce17740722120920989adb)
* [Shelly H\&T multilingual EU declaration of conformity 2025-07-23.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_f35e4aeeb7602e151d2ff2f8194fb22e896a1cabe94186fe558b9bb3b358a37c/Shelly%2520H&T%2520multilingual%2520EU%2520declaration%2520of%2520conformity%25202025-07-23.pdf.md?cb=45f81924c2ea01d66e20b2b9326a72a3)
* [Shelly H\&T White UK PSTI ACT Statement of compliance.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_3fc618c80fe4dbf5b0cb16ffa22e67bbeca5ab7250c04b10c7cf61513e061576/Shelly%2520H&T%2520White%2520UK%2520PSTI%2520ACT%2520Statement%2520of%2520compliance.pdf.md?cb=d78fa24d4e4442f2723ddc3d0ec85e73)
* [Shelly H\&T Black UK PSTI ACT Statement of compliance.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_be4838ecb70a5b9112115d660b52f6b4171f8233131c350d9e836d70fa2e5bc1/Shelly%2520H&T%2520Black%2520UK%2520PSTI%2520ACT%2520Statement%2520of%2520compliance.pdf.md?cb=2a44cbf0dfa199ab8052297b7fc66e7a)
* [Shelly BLU H\&T ZB multilingual EU declaration of conformity 2025-11-26.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_28c9fede8ed0ad492e39e2fc70031908cdf2bb2ca5551b62f780e590e737b964/Shelly%2520BLU%2520H&T%2520ZB%2520multilingual%2520EU%2520declaration%2520of%2520conformity%25202025-11-26.pdf.md)
* [Shelly BLU H\&T ZB UK PSTI ACT statement of compliance 2025-11-26.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_16d7d26e2100bf88a893da87fed2682b51ae04a8a953867c992a2aa82337abe1/Shelly%2520BLU%2520H&T%2520ZB%2520UK%2520PSTI%2520ACT%2520statement%2520of%2520compliance%25202025-11-26.pdf.md?cb=7f648875c212b013383ed3b1c171f65f)
* [Shelly BLU H\&T ZB UKCA declaration of conformity 2025-11-26.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_6becb508c180d84913fe897801af597901e689600b9a5d5ef31caad0a77df15e/Shelly%2520BLU%2520H&T%2520ZB%2520UKCA%2520declaration%2520of%2520conformity%25202025-11-26.pdf.md?cb=f9b071cd75d2f59eb03b48eed990938a)
* [Shelly H\&T USB Adapter multilingual EU declaration of conformity.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_814f4dfa225292fcf641ae451eb03b702d2257db22b26611ee6278bef7fd6714/Shelly%2520H&T%2520USB%2520Adapter%2520multilingual%2520EU%2520declaration%2520of%2520conformity.pdf.md)
* [Shelly i3 multilingual EU declaration of conformity.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_02954b6ddeaec25bcdd73bf18dd1cb8f32bcf3b6786a13ef88e70f58a9965101/Shelly%2520i3%2520multilingual%2520EU%2520declaration%2520of%2520conformity.pdf.md)
* [Shelly Motion 2 multilingual EU declaration of conformity.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_264a3b83e56c01e39e19eaf264f6b945ea429a0ff476fa62d946d9871ae52fb9/Shelly%2520Motion%25202%2520multilingual%2520EU%2520declaration%2520of%2520conformity.pdf.md)
* [Shelly Plug multilingual EU declaration of conformity 225 2025-12-05.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_d1ef800979c78a8ea763a7914964911ee84a7e6a603daed0caed5c47a5196241/Shelly%2520Plug%2520multilingual%2520EU%2520declaration%2520of%2520conformity%2520225%25202025-12-05.pdf.md?cb=5eced9eaa0fffa864f20589ffcb88dae)
* [Shelly Plug UK PSTI ACT Statement of compliance.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_a0e5e205e89c973b3051a73a62658de92eea97df96e0d0a24a091d9fe4198935/Shelly%2520Plug%2520UK%2520PSTI%2520ACT%2520Statement%2520of%2520compliance.pdf.md?cb=a0c881b86cb6594526a5320020b4e96c)
* [Shelly Plug S multilingual EU declaration of conformity.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_601622c4420abe49524459330c45c6d9469180906e18853d3ededba4f1944a24/Shelly%2520Plug%2520S%2520multilingual%2520EU%2520declaration%2520of%2520conformity.pdf.md)
* [Shelly Plug S UK PSTI ACT Statement of compliance.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_57dd7528955c9979da26f72279d2c646e21b64d0bab54cd13aec724a7623898b/Shelly%2520Plug%2520S%2520UK%2520PSTI%2520ACT%2520Statement%2520of%2520compliance.pdf.md?cb=33d4d8d938e8003448eb897262b70f5c)
* [Shelly RGBW2 multilingual EU declaration of conformity.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_7df1d545392ab6dbc6adfc83b2bb760a8103aed631ef9e14c7dddc306dd707e3/Shelly%2520RGBW2%2520multilingual%2520EU%2520declaration%2520of%2520conformity.pdf.md)
* [Shelly RGBW2 UK PSTI ACT Statement of compliance.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_9ea505ea0b6de0508b31ef3c621c27b8686154fb3625eaeb59d861c087b86303/Shelly%2520RGBW2%2520UK%2520PSTI%2520ACT%2520Statement%2520of%2520compliance.pdf.md?cb=050d1a0eb0712e236864122c6afec247)
* [Shelly RGBW2 x2 UK PSTI ACT Statement of compliance.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_b8eb48b846efea325a9f7cbb67c376d394c386236140c80acc0e9689d6563ff2/Shelly%2520RGBW2%2520x2%2520UK%2520PSTI%2520ACT%2520Statement%2520of%2520compliance.pdf.md?cb=c8b66b08deac0a3565369e47f7c279af)
* [Shelly TRV multilingual EU declaration of conformity.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_beb170251981ab95b01d5ef907ba4b1ca5a4224ab33c8e3ef5ce45c3e2b6ff43/Shelly%2520TRV%2520multilingual%2520EU%2520declaration%2520of%2520conformity.pdf.md)
* [Shelly Uni multilingual EU declaration of conformity.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_7ad9487d247cefea2ed46b03bb8ed9249eed1e1b2beb499448c5def4c2a1b2a6/Shelly%2520Uni%2520multilingual%2520EU%2520declaration%2520of%2520conformity.pdf.md)
* [Shelly Uni UK PSTI ACT Statement of compliance.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_a825759147a640876a53cefce756c480c1881126b4b366592927d3168fc3c3d0/Shelly%2520Uni%2520UK%2520PSTI%2520ACT%2520Statement%2520of%2520compliance.pdf.md?cb=a2b9876d388531d71988a233ad2a0f3b)
* [Shelly Vintage E27 A60 UK PSTI ACT Statement of compliance.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_cc3cc4a13a658083aaaaa9a7e1a14ef58bcb82c0f56a5623a268983e277bef2c/Shelly%2520Vintage%2520E27%2520A60%2520UK%2520PSTI%2520ACT%2520Statement%2520of%2520compliance.pdf.md?cb=4bf757cf7681f08d23ee9125bdcb8082)
* [Shelly Vintage E27 ST64 UK PSTI ACT Statement of compliance.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_31f9506b80c5bc6d246b6817dfafe055514f30167a19faf6a7e18c0981b1ecdc/Shelly%2520Vintage%2520E27%2520ST64%2520UK%2520PSTI%2520ACT%2520Statement%2520of%2520compliance.pdf.md?cb=1ba54eaa5e83328b830d886dddd09bba)
* [Shelly Vintage G125 multilingual EU declaration of conformity 2025-07-22.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_97d94839b38ac5a5d8f7a8a633d54fb6979e440b08b5e48c2ce82e2cd5e969a3/Shelly%2520Vintage%2520G125%2520multilingual%2520EU%2520declaration%2520of%2520conformity%25202025-07-22.pdf.md?cb=0cfedd77eabff0d4e2e5d59cbe492647)
* [Shelly Vintage E27 G125 UK PSTI ACT Statement of compliance.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_c7b4b73b84e12038e389ad1d19f5d35a71ef0d0180c6501f8f003b04db3671e1/Shelly%2520Vintage%2520E27%2520G125%2520UK%2520PSTI%2520ACT%2520Statement%2520of%2520compliance.pdf.md?cb=5d882c83c9fe48a3386b0a5725b69951)
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## Shelly Plus devices
* [Shelly Plus 1 multilingual EU declaration of conformity.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_edf865e8b0dc851b74b7c2467fa39ab434eb808aae714367f44dea2d37a88496/Shelly%2520Plus%25201%2520multilingual%2520EU%2520declaration%2520of%2520conformity.pdf.md)
* [Shelly Plus 1 UK PSTI ACT Statement of compliance.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_f11e9a9fa3603e3b529c6b693875130bdcea4eee7281acf9d313af5e7bfb0718/Shelly%2520Plus%25201%2520UK%2520PSTI%2520ACT%2520Statement%2520of%2520compliance.pdf.md?cb=27d4094bea63350d10cf1c37f6619c25)
* [Shelly Plus 1 x2 UK PSTI ACT Statement of compliance.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_3438d567856ab7be1eb03b1d749fc7d2b19885f316a614a38f6a8aa5e82aa791/Shelly%2520Plus%25201%2520x2%2520UK%2520PSTI%2520ACT%2520Statement%2520of%2520compliance.pdf.md?cb=fd9d9637a049fcefc08b7063e92397c1)
* [Shelly Plus 1 AU NZ Certificate for Suitability.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_f3d6718ccbebd97ae3ef5d2fe3a1344a4f149868730272259aa23dc0e6eb002f/Shelly%2520Plus%25201%2520AU%2520NZ%2520Certificate%2520for%2520Suitability.pdf.md?cb=f350b864ecf3217a1e678df985f7cbc9)
* [Shelly Plus 1 Mini multilingual EU declaration of conformity 235 2025-12-05.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_a5acef3d3d7a8125f4e61e0237568436184759baf3b4352afe19d645d68e26e0/Shelly%2520Plus%25201%2520Mini%2520multilingual%2520EU%2520declaration%2520of%2520conformity%2520235%25202025-12-05.pdf.md?cb=487e45022bfdbf54b53bf71c4754437c)
* [Shelly Plus 1 Mini UK PSTI ACT Statement of compliance.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_c88c7de1a5927721c74d1c545c2b14e29a717d454da053d9f37d6dfd5f5f9834/Shelly%2520Plus%25201%2520Mini%2520UK%2520PSTI%2520ACT%2520Statement%2520of%2520compliance.pdf.md?cb=9ca31f3ff27ddb63e9eb92237bcaadba)
* [Shelly Plus 1PM multilingual EU declaration of conformity.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_9dfde4e01b818ba1159f96a90841219f074df142c2c509a8a98c04f1ab976ecc/Shelly%2520Plus%25201PM%2520multilingual%2520EU%2520declaration%2520of%2520conformity.pdf.md)
* [Shelly Plus 1PM UK PSTI ACT Statement of compliance.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_27463a5c6bffe3680b5b1b22e050f49c2ccbaf0dcc2d9296f553de7d0ca89cbc/Shelly%2520Plus%25201PM%2520UK%2520PSTI%2520ACT%2520Statement%2520of%2520compliance.pdf.md?cb=942379a6b65d01328959c0e06e63afa8)
* [Shelly Plus 1PM x2 UK PSTI ACT Statement of compliance.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_c1e418cce4fcf4d4c7b677a136eba5b55998d252792ee01ccebb1eb7f5305e67/Shelly%2520Plus%25201PM%2520x2%2520UK%2520PSTI%2520ACT%2520Statement%2520of%2520compliance.pdf.md?cb=815bb5672d3d119203ab4d1a543a6b2c)
* [Shelly Plus 1PM AU NZ Certificate for Suitability.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_4f7c1fd58f56432c9bd170cea7ef619f64e240e7a3e9af06f7fca7049830a4d2/Shelly%2520Plus%25201PM%2520AU%2520NZ%2520Certificate%2520for%2520Suitability.pdf.md?cb=d33297ca4ec98d1d071a46bd7075271a)
* [Shelly Plus 1PM Mini multilingual EU declaration of conformity 236 2025-12-05.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_deeb5b4ec8fa91afd8aaf2e9ff701065aca157d1dfb6de87fbbe5cf5f488a90c/Shelly%2520Plus%25201PM%2520Mini%2520multilingual%2520EU%2520declaration%2520of%2520conformity%2520236%25202025-12-05.pdf.md?cb=9d0ff4753900acf3bc1155b99d6aa56a)
* [Shelly Plus 1PM mini UK PSTI ACT Statement of compliance.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_981e9f2058420462b28a2793baf0991f6fd3538702675c2247c31f52da7788e6/Shelly%2520Plus%25201PM%2520mini%2520UK%2520PSTI%2520ACT%2520Statement%2520of%2520compliance.pdf.md?cb=1d56c8bd1960cb8913b5e46298eef8bb)
* [Shelly Plus PM Mini multilingual EU declaration of conformity 237 2025-12-05.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_2d06256704fcfe44804db803fb48e0bac752b6d8aa9c795aa37a15359b1c076b/Shelly%2520Plus%2520PM%2520Mini%2520multilingual%2520EU%2520declaration%2520of%2520conformity%2520237%25202025-12-05.pdf.md?cb=42d726b49f4e57731b306aa725c98a3c)
* [Shelly Plus PM Mini UK PSTI ACT Statement of compliance.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_30afa02c1fbc3515222f4e11578fb8279a0188f263d691b989a724a0876f74cb/Shelly%2520Plus%2520PM%2520Mini%2520UK%2520PSTI%2520ACT%2520Statement%2520of%2520compliance.pdf.md?cb=4f2b717577d5110619154eb1bae02cf6)
* [Shelly Plus 2PM multilingual EU declaration of conformity.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_4de4572a2b469654ea4214076950138bd3cae745f02a9e2f95d93357788978eb/Shelly%2520Plus%25202PM%2520multilingual%2520EU%2520declaration%2520of%2520conformity.pdf.md)
* [Shelly Plus 2PM UK PSTI ACT Statement of compliance.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_8cd864ff7343fd9a727096cffdaffa78ded7e6f6254135e3332cd3c52c0b8e49/Shelly%2520Plus%25202PM%2520UK%2520PSTI%2520ACT%2520Statement%2520of%2520compliance.pdf.md?cb=c8444d9fb09634a9e9ad34019aaddaa6)
* [Shelly Plus 2PM x2 UK PSTI ACT Statement of compliance.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_da784b34552698af8abe8639d4613459b089c43d4044f47d7f42cb8683952f12/Shelly%2520Plus%25202PM%2520x2%2520UK%2520PSTI%2520ACT%2520Statement%2520of%2520compliance.pdf.md?cb=5d15b1a5a0a0ebe2abb623ba673ed738)
* [Shelly Plus 2PM AU NZ Certificate for Suitability.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_f85af75553c1bc0d7c01d428de2b61b410423188877d82b2d578b653b9007fca/Shelly%2520Plus%25202PM%2520AU%2520NZ%2520Certificate%2520for%2520Suitability.pdf.md?cb=8485e860c7bcc2ecf23792a372ff668d)
* [Shelly Plus i4 multilingual EU declaration of conformity.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_f2f6e5b7bf763cb96afffc7da963f7ff390fe1cd04874dde65956705f0dc0744/Shelly%2520Plus%2520i4%2520multilingual%2520EU%2520declaration%2520of%2520conformity.pdf.md)
* [Shelly Plus i4 UK PSTI ACT Statement of compliance.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_43879cab39dc3e7f281ea4bc4449f345a026e747aa4b6fd3bc0dc9409d50c19f/Shelly%2520Plus%2520i4%2520UK%2520PSTI%2520ACT%2520Statement%2520of%2520compliance.pdf.md?cb=6b9b8908448b5147b426c4ec60c77ac2)
* [Shelly Plus i4 AU NZ Certificate for Suitability.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_7cdaac5e67a070b1d41fb135d5ad202c4d63a80a3693d79c8bb4f0e3fc15d6c4/Shelly%2520Plus%2520i4%2520AU%2520NZ%2520Certificate%2520for%2520Suitability.pdf.md?cb=d4b58ad0b00a3a528c3b1502c3f22ae5)
* [Shelly Plus I4 DC multilingual EU declaration of conformity 2025-07-21.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_5751db72e787e731352375f483d770f80058c258dec29a20ab4cfc0b9a8c7f83/Shelly%2520Plus%2520I4%2520DC%2520multilingual%2520EU%2520declaration%2520of%2520conformity%25202025-07-21.pdf.md?cb=c8bfeb84b078f3d92d32d3a3b5f3e06c)
* [Shelly Plus i4 DC UK PSTI ACT Statement of compliance.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_7eac041722ecea5632b7fdc1c14569c39cd7fafbf26b10f18b063f2f5109a162/Shelly%2520Plus%2520i4%2520DC%2520UK%2520PSTI%2520ACT%2520Statement%2520of%2520compliance.pdf.md?cb=092327d919f773e9282bf278755c2609)
* [Shelly Plus Add-On multilingual EU declaration of conformity.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_6ba9e931a4fea8b66111aa88dfaabe512d167fe863ecafedf080348804f28a03/Shelly%2520Plus%2520Add-On%2520multilingual%2520EU%2520declaration%2520of%2520conformity.pdf.md)
* [Shelly Plus Add-On UK PSTI ACT Statement of compliance.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_3ccb6f3328fa52635b006cb60b054cbd53e4d8e9c46e956770e212803423e605/Shelly%2520Plus%2520Add-On%2520UK%2520PSTI%2520ACT%2520Statement%2520of%2520compliance.pdf.md?cb=1993441738b883b43af3bae34a4bb189)
* [Shelly Plus Add-on AU NZ Certificate for Suitability.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_f1f8b97531cb83cc6fce2ddb72c840665dee498da6319c85ba9b03868b5ce86e/Shelly%2520Plus%2520Add-on%2520AU%2520NZ%2520Certificate%2520for%2520Suitability.pdf.md?cb=e5ddb7558c875770500d9569967e197d)
* [Shelly Plus H\&T multilingual EU declaration of conformity 242 2025-12-05.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_f94c9e0dc042ded1b5b3e74af07b3e6bc2797c2da5c3041bcf29ac9f943443e4/Shelly%2520Plus%2520H&T%2520multilingual%2520EU%2520declaration%2520of%2520conformity%2520242%25202025-12-05.pdf.md?cb=fb3595690fb529612b6507b3d144a570)
* [Shelly Plus H\&T UK PSTI ACT Statement of compliance.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_5cd29ecd20c9e6f0e27b6238a3c54936686088bdca7da81700d4be919af6d7b6/Shelly%2520Plus%2520H&T%2520UK%2520PSTI%2520ACT%2520Statement%2520of%2520compliance.pdf.md?cb=0f62f43e1f3c39e17efd5138210cd869)
* [Shelly Plus H\&T AU NZ Certificate for Suitability.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_265a69dd32d745b651c3d6089052284fe04053778c62e3f504c9d7dd7275ddd5/Shelly%2520Plus%2520H&T%2520AU%2520NZ%2520Certificate%2520for%2520Suitability.pdf.md?cb=184ed690ea0d1c15f569f1e364f90f13)
* [Shelly Plus Plug IT multilingual EU declaration of conformity 2025-07-21.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_150c58b28df696aa3daf6c4a0367296a3c61e681facb3603ad041e876332efcf/Shelly%2520Plus%2520Plug%2520IT%2520multilingual%2520EU%2520declaration%2520of%2520conformity%25202025-07-21.pdf.md?cb=8a1ff2deed56f9efb8abcf1e20c38e2f)
* [Shelly Plus Plug S v2 multilingual EU declaration of conformity 229 2025-12-05.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_46bd646ae21d4aaa64e1e1aecc60e78eb61662eee212519efdc439931f489441/Shelly%2520Plus%2520Plug%2520S%2520v2%2520multilingual%2520EU%2520declaration%2520of%2520conformity%2520229%25202025-12-05.pdf.md?cb=895c860e90d8ab8a5d6eed69486c2126)
* [Shelly Plus Plug S v2 UK PSTI ACT Statement of compliance.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_17a6104ea0c6148238df44eae3c027b7ee1cd3296832fd91ebe5af71a8a223b6/Shelly%2520Plus%2520Plug%2520S%2520v2%2520UK%2520PSTI%2520ACT%2520Statement%2520of%2520compliance.pdf.md?cb=9aa01f630d9a5ca6b7f830c7f38e527e)
* [Shelly Plus Plug UK multilingual EU declaration of conformity 2025-07-22.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_a8c0c91ee7d09a53c0f0f12df0c0da459a1c151f325dede73ae9c01c814c8b36/Shelly%2520Plus%2520Plug%2520UK%2520multilingual%2520EU%2520declaration%2520of%2520conformity%25202025-07-22.pdf.md?cb=c92ee0bd9ecd6b76e0f15b16d948722e)
* [Shelly Plus Plug UK UK PSTI ACT Statement of compliance.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_7c6b9f0dae82f642abb958a0e4e9a5630fd3ce9193220afc03aa15b2a4cc00cc/Shelly%2520Plus%2520Plug%2520UK%2520UK%2520PSTI%2520ACT%2520Statement%2520of%2520compliance.pdf.md?cb=150be743c28e370a46aaa28768ac3283)
* [Shelly Plus Dimmer 0-10V Dimmer multilingual EU declaration of conformity 243 2025-12-05.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_04ba1a2daa7acfdd92cc1d0b093d55f62a29fddec10c04336c374661c708e944/Shelly%2520Plus%2520Dimmer%25200-10V%2520Dimmer%2520multilingual%2520EU%2520declaration%2520of%2520conformity%2520243%25202025-12-05.pdf.md?cb=b75945b6e79256445b8e2a3b88b26b7a)
* [Shelly Plus Dimmer 0-10V UK PSTI ACT Statement of compliance.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_fb0f01b9b9ccba1bedd5765b6294b2cdd8ee8550d75f8af58b2d753842ce57f0/Shelly%2520Plus%2520Dimmer%25200-10V%2520UK%2520PSTI%2520ACT%2520Statement%2520of%2520compliance.pdf.md?cb=d51fe2c1d0f479e0a3f3bd6965f7039d)
* [Shelly Plus RGBW PM multilingual EU declaration of conformity 275 2026-03-13.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_aff79000c07bf61d62b3a63b55f678ca9d0231f76b21d0290a97a76212be7913/Shelly%2520Plus%2520RGBW%2520PM%2520multilingual%2520EU%2520declaration%2520of%2520conformity%2520275%25202026-03-13.pdf.md?cb=19724b7bb860e97013f427387aab47ed)
* [Shelly Plus RGBW PM UK PSTI ACT statement of compliance 275 2026-03-13.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_e33dfb6ac0a38c41910e999be06ecf1dca0f5f32855c7090a05bef409faa9416/Shelly%2520Plus%2520RGBW%2520PM%2520UK%2520PSTI%2520ACT%2520statement%2520of%2520compliance%2520275%25202026-03-13.pdf.md?cb=17dc4c90a060a025f08ce0912ccc5d34)
* [Shelly Plus RGBW PM AU NZ Certificate for Suitability.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_1829a17b876b8d6b158c169d0ba1a67ee9a7db351e165eb3bf8ea006d4841e4a/Shelly%2520Plus%2520RGBW%2520PM%2520AU%2520NZ%2520Certificate%2520for%2520Suitability.pdf.md?cb=716fb8699a9cbb287abc8c572dcfaa84)
* [Shelly Plus RGBW PM UKCA declaration of conformity 275 2026-03-13.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_4e844b0de00c15586bddf71f1854f6872effdd3110417e5fdeb4988140bbb122/Shelly%2520Plus%2520RGBW%2520PM%2520UKCA%2520declaration%2520of%2520conformity%2520275%25202026-03-13.pdf.md?cb=11ebcf7749aa116119688875b0234ac9)
* [Shelly Plus Uni multilingual EU declaration of conformity 265 2026-03-10.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_7f3b7e44dd3bb3b73fe672860dd7ec3aace641dd1b1fce23276753ea027340c1/Shelly%2520Plus%2520Uni%2520multilingual%2520EU%2520declaration%2520of%2520conformity%2520265%25202026-03-10.pdf.md?cb=71c88f8042cf60612588a98b6f290414)
* [Shelly Plus Uni UK PSTI ACT statement of compliance 265 2026-03-10.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_7b9d1255904de57afef1c3816dcbf14b261e02e68eda340210477ed95a30dc62/Shelly%2520Plus%2520Uni%2520UK%2520PSTI%2520ACT%2520statement%2520of%2520compliance%2520265%25202026-03-10.pdf.md?cb=857df231497c97c5bab255a1714610a3)
* [Shelly Plus Smoke Alarm multilingual EU declaration of conformity 210 2025-10-15.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_c4d26a6a8036992e89baea2bc25b4fecba3796c7ddbe37d58879a6e577d68644/Shelly%2520Plus%2520Smoke%2520Alarm%2520multilingual%2520EU%2520declaration%2520of%2520conformity%2520210%25202025-10-15.pdf.md?cb=5a43edbdb331be3919617539e4c43af4)
* [Shelly Plus Smoke Alarm UK PSTI ACT Statement of compliance.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_f6bdd24b645c7be1b9d960e63f751c831be499ab030b2d7b99fd059494f965c4/Shelly%2520Plus%2520Smoke%2520Alarm%2520UK%2520PSTI%2520ACT%2520Statement%2520of%2520compliance.pdf.md?cb=78f023ab92d7b8a70a37c363baec5fed)
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## Shelly Gen3 devices
* [Shelly 1 Gen3 multilingual EU declaration of conformity 268 2026-03-13.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_e5a4abe5208777c531a19a9fe1fac9bcd7753ab92175d1933363b1d594bf1e4f/Shelly%25201%2520Gen3%2520multilingual%2520EU%2520declaration%2520of%2520conformity%2520268%25202026-03-13.pdf.md?cb=7caace2a6d045c41244dd6cf832fc709)
* [Shelly 1 Gen3 AU NZ Certificate for Suitability.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_e03c1909513139bcbe5c85e95aa8d1f0980dac43b4658d9488377c0407cb7db6/Shelly%25201%2520Gen3%2520AU%2520NZ%2520Certificate%2520for%2520Suitability.pdf.md?cb=6f30b3d2c613ffc2f30d3f1b0f8164bd)
* [Shelly 1 Gen3 UK PSTI ACT statement of compliance 268 2026-03-13.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_aef2d6c40f5fe3a3fea22c215e99ab0ed32f716e526bf17649f9f8e5204f6f50/Shelly%25201%2520Gen3%2520UK%2520PSTI%2520ACT%2520statement%2520of%2520compliance%2520268%25202026-03-13.pdf.md?cb=8b42b9fa8af21c89f5a9d7c0e38a31d4)
* [Shelly 1 Gen3 UKCA declaration of conformity 268 2026-03-13.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_f897ac2fe2eb1f2b47fbafb4e6bbeeeb35cb5dde46637f6c075bd46d0814f158/Shelly%25201%2520Gen3%2520UKCA%2520declaration%2520of%2520conformity%2520268%25202026-03-13.pdf.md?cb=bd9cbf362c338d3e9fe8d6a34e43a009)
* [Shelly 1PM Gen3 multilingual EU declaration of conformity 266 2026-03-13.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_86b034cf1e646ca4ac3ac860886573b5d5b76c9393beff9db7e70e3a05713835/Shelly%25201PM%2520Gen3%2520multilingual%2520EU%2520declaration%2520of%2520conformity%2520266%25202026-03-13.pdf.md?cb=a791cf155e51ad7ca1f095f1e6d3e728)
* [Shelly 1PM Gen3 AU NZ Certificate for Suitability.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_2af713fe253330cfe56ef288d8aaec4f8cc53075a2d2772795ed7a258defac12/Shelly%25201PM%2520Gen3%2520AU%2520NZ%2520Certificate%2520for%2520Suitability.pdf.md?cb=07f4ad2d1e7199350417615b026f4b50)
* [Shelly 1PM Gen3 UK PSTI ACT statement of compliance 266 2026-03-13.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_b5ad3c305e1fd1311bbbc21f52aab3e3ef054ff439c805a97212b2b6dbfd65d8/Shelly%25201PM%2520Gen3%2520UK%2520PSTI%2520ACT%2520statement%2520of%2520compliance%2520266%25202026-03-13.pdf.md?cb=19799635e1fdc09b83190c5df4a4892c)
* [Shelly 1PM Gen3 UKCA declaration of conformity 266 2026-03-13.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_f2c03b42c3c7dc8377bf5c1cc58c8776e6affac2a7f651150f99d74f73a55032/Shelly%25201PM%2520Gen3%2520UKCA%2520declaration%2520of%2520conformity%2520266%25202026-03-13.pdf.md?cb=6da9c17bd290f58c7c4a4a1d15ec1abd)
* [Shelly i4 Gen3 multilingual EU declaration of conformity 212 2025-11-04.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_74966e96e13d9d1325b4ebbccfc975b3938994a835725232792c2bcfb69c6409/Shelly%2520i4%2520Gen3%2520multilingual%2520EU%2520declaration%2520of%2520conformity%2520212%25202025-11-04.pdf.md?cb=1d3e3b9dd6ce70d6f204d21ed4f158ff)
* [Shelly i4 Gen3 AU NZ Certificate for Suitability.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_6cf7d77990bbd9e91039e80964e596630f50adca81a210e2847f8d2f155205bb/Shelly%2520i4%2520Gen3%2520AU%2520NZ%2520Certificate%2520for%2520Suitability.pdf.md?cb=7121666cf729711da14df7cd76b4fbbe)
* [Shelly i4 Gen3 UK PSTI ACT Statement of compliance.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_88b2c9d2d45d9acb18f8abb0e7ee920309e437476956f9a07f593dbee5bef49f/Shelly%2520i4%2520Gen3%2520UK%2520PSTI%2520ACT%2520Statement%2520of%2520compliance.pdf.md?cb=a020ed9ef5c63b25b80f50894a0d2da1)
* [Shelly 2PM Gen3 multilingual EU declaration of conformity 272 2026-03-13.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_1075f624bcb9c0adcd708204fdca9b5810c38003415f0c3c0866f77e476e0fd0/Shelly%25202PM%2520Gen3%2520multilingual%2520EU%2520declaration%2520of%2520conformity%2520272%25202026-03-13.pdf.md?cb=67de4a911c755bdea91c9fc1fc4aa205)
* [Shelly 2PM Gen3 AU NZ Certificate for Suitability.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_69b891ef6be42929f10771b230b8def7f5b14f0d4244fad97b2dd3ad9a08abba/Shelly%25202PM%2520Gen3%2520AU%2520NZ%2520Certificate%2520for%2520Suitability.pdf.md?cb=74caf32e9b97fd5dc268341242a3a2d3)
* [Shelly 2PM Gen3 UK PSTI ACT statement of compliance 272 2026-03-13.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_5df993ca2fe93fbafeda6dc6e31c1c7e4e12e3ad361ecef0406b4ebf943ba676/Shelly%25202PM%2520Gen3%2520UK%2520PSTI%2520ACT%2520statement%2520of%2520compliance%2520272%25202026-03-13.pdf.md?cb=3b82c870f6beb5d55bc0360c7e503162)
* [Shelly 2PM Gen3 UKCA declaration of conformity 272 2026-03-13.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_182f991915bf6d3bc1536e98c908ba05addb081c4411b8f17ef1ae00b50c2d62/Shelly%25202PM%2520Gen3%2520UKCA%2520declaration%2520of%2520conformity%2520272%25202026-03-13.pdf.md?cb=559cf637f4809939ff567f7ea9fc124d)
* [Shelly EM Gen3 multilingual EU declaration of conformity 2025-07-22.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_cc01c23ea21902c7a691a28b1a1d78998a26e411d907ee38c0a8a4e4ab8a4366/Shelly%2520EM%2520Gen3%2520multilingual%2520EU%2520declaration%2520of%2520conformity%25202025-07-22.pdf.md?cb=c71d7b33ce64783133ada87928b9482d)
* [Shelly EM Gen3 UK PSTI ACT Statement of compliance.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_e1ab40a2fe4ef5f7ddc595b1a752b2dfe0650ad632242e38908c0a08d9e39a92/Shelly%2520EM%2520Gen3%2520UK%2520PSTI%2520ACT%2520Statement%2520of%2520compliance.pdf.md?cb=66ebcf95ff3896d2ef33c01fdfbfcf2e)
* [Shelly 3EM 63T Gen3 - Shelly 3EM 63W Gen3 multilingual EU declaration of conformity 2025-07-22.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_eb2b41b4a51c735c90abb2670b1e742ac7197047e12a497f67d76bffc9c55645/Shelly%25203EM%252063T%2520Gen3%2520-%2520Shelly%25203EM%252063W%2520Gen3%2520multilingual%2520EU%2520declaration%2520of%2520conformity%25202025-07-22.pdf.md?cb=183bbc58f28e1106d544765d95d6e762)
* [Shelly 3EM-63 Gen3 UK PSTI ACT Statement of compliance.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_b333fd3ab704ed37c76112b36439e23a104c1027538727c480d8ebd97c43ab8f/Shelly%25203EM-63%2520Gen3%2520UK%2520PSTI%2520ACT%2520Statement%2520of%2520compliance.pdf.md?cb=41b71258536fa762b1ca89d3a898a3ef)
* [Shelly Dimmer Gen3 multilingual EU declaration of conformity 2025-07-22.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_75641854a48e0452a6106602a57dbf065239f1941de953e1a60e7a231db980ce/Shelly%2520Dimmer%2520Gen3%2520multilingual%2520EU%2520declaration%2520of%2520conformity%25202025-07-22.pdf.md?cb=aa60240019cb94f13ccbe13c984f1df1)
* [Shelly Dimmer Gen3 UK PSTI ACT Statement of compliance.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_d189d7f3c06add3b909ca81dfe0e7e5f20a88adac2e1e1274a22194179375dc1/Shelly%2520Dimmer%2520Gen3%2520UK%2520PSTI%2520ACT%2520Statement%2520of%2520compliance.pdf.md?cb=9c808444ea379934ce527ab1aa342f88)
* [Shelly Dimmer 0_1-10V PM Gen3 multilingual EU declaration of conformity 2025-07-22.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_03e303d5368e4d5ab5bd6ec3ce44069177eb8d8b714334218d21fa1a360a1cca/Shelly%2520Dimmer%25200_1-10V%2520PM%2520Gen3%2520multilingual%2520EU%2520declaration%2520of%2520conformity%25202025-07-22.pdf.md?cb=705641c16d519928d93bb9c8e5d715cc)
* [Shelly Dimmer 0_1-10V PM Gen3 AU NZ Certificate for Suitability.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_f52119f342f31a7d4c028515d8081a57480b4eabf0a79b2a0764e865cb12284a/Shelly%2520Dimmer%25200_1-10V%2520PM%2520Gen3%2520AU%2520NZ%2520Certificate%2520for%2520Suitability.pdf.md?cb=c5bb05e2c81dc8564b866d1eb7b77dd2)
* [Shelly Dimmer 0_1-10V PM Gen3 UK PSTI ACT Statement of compliance.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_79cca8324f5bda147070a37bf6cfa3fb54efe1a4a461ac4bdf6c8c79cedb1ebd/Shelly%2520Dimmer%25200_1-10V%2520PM%2520Gen3%2520UK%2520PSTI%2520ACT%2520Statement%2520of%2520compliance.pdf.md?cb=a63b243ae07c6450b199a35a2c26084f)
* [Shelly H\&T Gen3 multilingual EU declaration of conformity 226 2025-12-05.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_5dbad3eaee562abba30343618d4252821fd145c526c56d7a79b68bc40b93b66d/Shelly%2520H&T%2520Gen3%2520multilingual%2520EU%2520declaration%2520of%2520conformity%2520226%25202025-12-05.pdf.md?cb=ff18533f1b89e300c1356d0d52352ecb)
* [Shelly H\&T Gen 3 Matte Black UK PSTI ACT Statement of compliance.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_3a71d278533d1152a7fe019be3deb92e954ae1bcc1d239faa3fc415c2e608211/Shelly%2520H&T%2520Gen%25203%2520Matte%2520Black%2520UK%2520PSTI%2520ACT%2520Statement%2520of%2520compliance.pdf.md?cb=4bb9bbedaeb392854b389325b590bb01)
* [Shelly H\&T Gen 3 Matte White UK PSTI ACT Statement of compliance.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_845bccb89d62b3219e8829424d205409d46560439c7ca9447b72193946b453a9/Shelly%2520H&T%2520Gen%25203%2520Matte%2520White%2520UK%2520PSTI%2520ACT%2520Statement%2520of%2520compliance.pdf.md?cb=ad105f60aa10c03322f7028ede92ece4)
* [Shelly H\&T Gen 3 Mocha UK PSTI ACT Statement of compliance.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_a4862cb196745e597f9acd923289a5dcd714eda498749d13dfbb42dfb66dc4c5/Shelly%2520H&T%2520Gen%25203%2520Mocha%2520UK%2520PSTI%2520ACT%2520Statement%2520of%2520compliance.pdf.md?cb=15138a2573a62a5ea628fa694f601077)
* [Shelly H\&T Gen 3 Ivory UK PSTI ACT Statement of compliance.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_0e95e0dde214c599acd740412caec02737db06147a983ec4b70debdf08d4978c/Shelly%2520H&T%2520Gen%25203%2520Ivory%2520UK%2520PSTI%2520ACT%2520Statement%2520of%2520compliance.pdf.md?cb=e9d8561c3ce850698a201e62ec6cbdb8)
* [Shelly Plug S Gen3 multilingual EU declaration of conformity 224 2025-12-05.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_44bd5a2c3ef7baad345ab0deb71433551032d32a075f19e28d0db8d82e399c3b/Shelly%2520Plug%2520S%2520Gen3%2520multilingual%2520EU%2520declaration%2520of%2520conformity%2520224%25202025-12-05.pdf.md?cb=d1659b0f1592bfcf34d7eb3aabb621ac)
* [Shelly Plug S MTR Gen3 UK PSTI ACT Statement of compliance.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_020f680a1c88dc45820479350e750bc3e4d5d8cd059f85bb8aa26e8601087915/Shelly%2520Plug%2520S%2520MTR%2520Gen3%2520UK%2520PSTI%2520ACT%2520Statement%2520of%2520compliance.pdf.md?cb=f59e6e4d93e9f7991e7690b1b74e9931)
* [Shelly 1 Mini Gen3 multilingual EU declaration of conformity 2025-07-22.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_a3840822e42e069adda6c2a6125e71f4eafd649f8114db489665152da9ff08b3/Shelly%25201%2520Mini%2520Gen3%2520multilingual%2520EU%2520declaration%2520of%2520conformity%25202025-07-22.pdf.md?cb=c39e60c4a7db691f92e8937101cbfdff)
* [Shelly 1 Mini Gen3 UK PSTI ACT Statement of compliance.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_de313bb82412a1afa9df41282e8ab9339ef0a5666914e8167032354033bbdb02/Shelly%25201%2520Mini%2520Gen3%2520UK%2520PSTI%2520ACT%2520Statement%2520of%2520compliance.pdf.md?cb=37e0e99804763534c477ad846111cac2)
* [Shelly 1 Mini Gen3 x2 UK PSTI ACT Statement of compliance.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_6e959b5dc424a2d73adc5273cc79c0058d29d5abddaec43ed5c64b355f12536c/Shelly%25201%2520Mini%2520Gen3%2520x2%2520UK%2520PSTI%2520ACT%2520Statement%2520of%2520compliance.pdf.md?cb=e07d834b21ab08c9ca57fd0b75508e0c)
* [Shelly 1 Mini Gen3 AU NZ Certificate for Suitability.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_9b45a8e21367c578c2181055b103e2e9a5228caa4d1f032111720e6263f7e565/Shelly%25201%2520Mini%2520Gen3%2520AU%2520NZ%2520Certificate%2520for%2520Suitability.pdf.md?cb=cab65b5740ab00df1b93b798761b70e2)
* [Shelly 1PM Mini Gen3 multilingual EU declaration of conformity 270 2026-03-13.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_5dc698c178193433485c1f737eb6ac6d8ee880927672db983540605d406d8659/Shelly%25201PM%2520Mini%2520Gen3%2520multilingual%2520EU%2520declaration%2520of%2520conformity%2520270%25202026-03-13.pdf.md?cb=8df8642f4a9ce3e3302cb6e20648d7f9)
* [Shelly 1PM Mini Gen3 UK PSTI ACT statement of compliance 270 2026-03-13.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_08b02005d8c4d4c2b4e30e2097fb3bbdae80c2bc1b4f088a931e0be86c210d60/Shelly%25201PM%2520Mini%2520Gen3%2520UK%2520PSTI%2520ACT%2520statement%2520of%2520compliance%2520270%25202026-03-13.pdf.md?cb=59261df9c9ec30bd191ddde0d781403f)
* [Shelly 1PM Mini Gen3 UKCA declaration of conformity 270 2026-03-13.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_78f46b78e3756a80bfc5bf15b4a6dd76b4dd6b872f6f79367b6a5fa1df58cb44/Shelly%25201PM%2520Mini%2520Gen3%2520UKCA%2520declaration%2520of%2520conformity%2520270%25202026-03-13.pdf.md?cb=b13111b4b71ffb53cea66a97fad5b71c)
* [Shelly 1PM Mini Gen3 AU NZ Certificate for Suitability.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_bbd658c8191abf538fe82dba8bf266436f7735901b00bd792613cff365005552/Shelly%25201PM%2520Mini%2520Gen3%2520AU%2520NZ%2520Certificate%2520for%2520Suitability.pdf.md?cb=f86ead1a2477b8af9b0dee8fd6916767)
* [Shelly PM Mini Gen3 multilingual EU declaration of conformity 2025-07-22.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_c07929f4f5b8805586bb5aa547358ecfb97abc5a7c734e8bd857e8bcc1335cd3/Shelly%2520PM%2520Mini%2520Gen3%2520multilingual%2520EU%2520declaration%2520of%2520conformity%25202025-07-22.pdf.md?cb=a95b1d6152e21341b4c37e0a177452a7)
* [Shelly Mini PM Gen3 UK PSTI ACT Statement of compliance.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_2d573e4fb02513b0e27d20a9dbafe52bc80f6a5bca700875d608cc136342d80e/Shelly%2520Mini%2520PM%2520Gen3%2520UK%2520PSTI%2520ACT%2520Statement%2520of%2520compliance.pdf.md?cb=a34ebc51a27f33baad71fa923bade78f)
* [Shelly Mini PM Gen3 x2 UK PSTI ACT Statement of compliance.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_d23372a55d1c68d31576e46a0637fa6c043d15a4c9068fe2cfeca6373eac6743/Shelly%2520Mini%2520PM%2520Gen3%2520x2%2520UK%2520PSTI%2520ACT%2520Statement%2520of%2520compliance.pdf.md?cb=1d172ff25f9c4ce28be5d4284ce074bf)
* [Shelly PM Mini Gen3 AU NZ Certificate for Suitability.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_c22a3a792966cee0d54b5a6aef2b75b5dc0704d3d2b8a7e2ff45b500ee8cb14b/Shelly%2520PM%2520Mini%2520Gen3%2520AU%2520NZ%2520Certificate%2520for%2520Suitability.pdf.md?cb=f4bf6315b5e10cd47e4f8399074ae451)
* [Shelly Outdoor Plug S Gen3 multilingual EU declaration of conformity 244 2025-12-05.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_a90293deff39a14c302baaf0ee3ca198d4ec651ba24eca571e81d1a7a753f787/Shelly%2520Outdoor%2520Plug%2520S%2520Gen3%2520multilingual%2520EU%2520declaration%2520of%2520conformity%2520244%25202025-12-05.pdf.md?cb=a1328b8dea23dfda327d0e2cd850328f)
* [Shelly Plug PM Gen3 multilingual EU declaration of conformity 2025-11-19.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_c64a19adb6ea201bf1f73edb08328c6902a1d84a0d6a1ec8c905a6b75e2eff8c/Shelly%2520Plug%2520PM%2520Gen3%2520multilingual%2520EU%2520declaration%2520of%2520conformity%25202025-11-19.pdf.md)
* [Shelly 1L Gen3 multilingual EU declaration of conformity 2025-07-22.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_348676f952dd54a6c65d2be7dce697f445dd5d12ca6b2e3a84bb187b7d9fc761/Shelly%25201L%2520Gen3%2520multilingual%2520EU%2520declaration%2520of%2520conformity%25202025-07-22.pdf.md?cb=7d3b82bc98d72566fec45222a33d110e)
* [Shelly 1L Gen3 UK PSTI ACT Statement of compliance.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_d036acea822abf27cd1213c41b1f49d26be7104edcad65123de80d72f9b286c2/Shelly%25201L%2520Gen3%2520UK%2520PSTI%2520ACT%2520Statement%2520of%2520compliance.pdf.md?cb=398d5206d238c069f18ede5f9e1a77e2)
* [Shelly 2L Gen3 multilingual EU declaration of conformity 2025-07-22.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_9f72179a2c4b2afb4f2e5aa47a8829c48df8f5059895f6a6207544660ecf0735/Shelly%25202L%2520Gen3%2520multilingual%2520EU%2520declaration%2520of%2520conformity%25202025-07-22.pdf.md?cb=9f407169a05f60572fdc7b991a469ffc)
* [Shelly 2L Gen3 UK PSTI ACT Statement of compliance.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_f768245eb47d9471624d649718ca2450abe2de099e21ff11b63d003268df6c78/Shelly%25202L%2520Gen3%2520UK%2520PSTI%2520ACT%2520Statement%2520of%2520compliance.pdf.md?cb=f28254a1e1ac67791d4a31481beb7484)
* [Shelly Duo Bulb E27 Gen3 multilingual EU declaration of conformity 283 2026-04-14.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_bb013baf281e50a29c1fb898b67252b1419116bbd55e868359287eb1c3b8c133/Shelly%2520Duo%2520Bulb%2520E27%2520Gen3%2520multilingual%2520EU%2520declaration%2520of%2520conformity%2520283%25202026-04-14.pdf.md?cb=4003e2d590594cdbb77bc90f82e2e04c)
* [Shelly Duo Bulb E27 Gen3 UK PSTI ACT statement of compliance 283 2026-04-14.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_05443416fa17d3d63a6a7f00c12b55776b2c407614cdf6c029d37f840f2b0bb1/Shelly%2520Duo%2520Bulb%2520E27%2520Gen3%2520UK%2520PSTI%2520ACT%2520statement%2520of%2520compliance%2520283%25202026-04-14.pdf.md?cb=59620fdf491e175078e25ea4071da648)
* [Shelly Duo Bulb E27 Gen3 UKCA declaration of conformity 283 2026-04-14.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_d32e8956695e6a84fca6190310b2d11d559d842691e56ed793cf47948a9073bd/Shelly%2520Duo%2520Bulb%2520E27%2520Gen3%2520UKCA%2520declaration%2520of%2520conformity%2520283%25202026-04-14.pdf.md?cb=302001c972d7be59bef9cbe2166b7d6b)
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## Shelly Gen4 devices
* [Shelly Power Strip 4 Gen4 multilingual EU declaration of conformity 255 2025-12-12.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_215565cedf325769f61051601b0aa2ee3cc0556651225ac1b9a53108050dd643/Shelly%2520Power%2520Strip%25204%2520Gen4%2520multilingual%2520EU%2520declaration%2520of%2520conformity%2520255%25202025-12-12.pdf.md?cb=a083e79f7990ab5609516d0ecd771c5b)
* [Shelly Power Strip 4 Gen4 UK PSTI ACT statement of compliance 255 2025-12-12.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_afa80fec71f3412ad17ac9cfad82ec67907fd2dcdd543f8068a4fa10385ce657/Shelly%2520Power%2520Strip%25204%2520Gen4%2520UK%2520PSTI%2520ACT%2520statement%2520of%2520compliance%2520255%25202025-12-12.pdf.md?cb=6e4ee4d3eb8b01e8c3868a4ea4396adb)
* [Shelly Power Strip 4 Gen4 UKCA declaration of conformity 255 2025-12-12.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_8bf9703c468a1d1266011804629106112e78f36b977eb16476286e09866ec7a7/Shelly%2520Power%2520Strip%25204%2520Gen4%2520UKCA%2520declaration%2520of%2520conformity%2520255%25202025-12-12.pdf.md?cb=0d36e39c5c8b9a50f8fc597ca1263114)
* [Shelly 1 Gen4 multilingual EU declaration of conformity 267 2026-03-13.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_2f16acc4c90dcfa707234a7ca83414a36a78d0ef639f0b30eb6f55a65e8604c8/Shelly%25201%2520Gen4%2520multilingual%2520EU%2520declaration%2520of%2520conformity%2520267%25202026-03-13.pdf.md?cb=73f64cef0596f4e4b9425fdf0f0ad554)
* [Shelly 1 Gen4 UK PSTI ACT statement of compliance 267 2026-03-13.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_9ae31fd88efe9096d8aa44992dab2aaace48bd293a7d8a64bdf92a7f4efdcf67/Shelly%25201%2520Gen4%2520UK%2520PSTI%2520ACT%2520statement%2520of%2520compliance%2520267%25202026-03-13.pdf.md?cb=1015d368e3360a86fb7f3a972babc873)
* [Shelly 1 Gen4 UKCA declaration of conformity 267 2026-03-13.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_c5bfd28aa32fc9a7b027f20eb7e9e335993249e81e4dda7bb20584c4aadf0f20/Shelly%25201%2520Gen4%2520UKCA%2520declaration%2520of%2520conformity%2520267%25202026-03-13.pdf.md?cb=7fad8d658a562980e8fd77ea82bdb87e)
* [Shelly 1 Gen4 multilingual EU declaration of conformity 2025-07-25.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_d3c38a3b05ee769c38b0c0d9b9f5b6e1b44b9d6a863fc80d0ed94e51bf09895b/Shelly%25201%2520Gen4%2520multilingual%2520EU%2520declaration%2520of%2520conformity%25202025-07-25.pdf.md?cb=6799e2a5270bd4667f9a3543bcace7d1)
* [Shelly 1 Gen4 ANZ Certificate for Suitability.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_3b79aa06b271f5f220c3dbe925fcb5308358fa3061f8ce24b34f3a8871e1fc34/Shelly%25201%2520Gen4%2520ANZ%2520Certificate%2520for%2520Suitability.pdf.md?cb=0bb169f0e523fcdef25c0cea98d8e4f9)
* [Shelly 1PM Gen4 multilingual EU declaration of conformity 269 2026-03-13.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_e89ae3db4a6d799f9481ba412478874971000086e54d92451838f65dc3e7ad50/Shelly%25201PM%2520Gen4%2520multilingual%2520EU%2520declaration%2520of%2520conformity%2520269%25202026-03-13.pdf.md?cb=1452634322ba9aef135818799f671944)
* [Shelly 1PM Gen4 UK PSTI ACT statement of compliance 269 2026-03-13.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_d2182f897efdbc1fd47abdb0f01916f9abe4dcce8baa427d1b9ee7c658d85bde/Shelly%25201PM%2520Gen4%2520UK%2520PSTI%2520ACT%2520statement%2520of%2520compliance%2520269%25202026-03-13.pdf.md?cb=53471a1869e25769745099e0d23c5fb9)
* [Shelly 1PM Gen4 UKCA declaration of conformity 269 2026-03-13.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_8393080d72fabc4fce624184ac8329d91027209f8c5419a9b24ad3a7234c312c/Shelly%25201PM%2520Gen4%2520UKCA%2520declaration%2520of%2520conformity%2520269%25202026-03-13.pdf.md?cb=814553a5fad07216f15eb0043deb68e3)
* [Shelly 1PM Gen4 multilingual EU declaration of conformity 2025-07-25.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_9dbd6b91760e7f1bbaeb29fdb76352e61314fe82045f3385d7b909744e178bb6/Shelly%25201PM%2520Gen4%2520multilingual%2520EU%2520declaration%2520of%2520conformity%25202025-07-25.pdf.md)
* [Shelly 1PM Gen4 ANZ Certificate for Suitability.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_e663d8cc6bd5d2a7a9061d55095431d78832b58b4fea53bbed43b112ac6c3a69/Shelly%25201PM%2520Gen4%2520ANZ%2520Certificate%2520for%2520Suitability.pdf.md?cb=b48534d4e4fa562c64cb8e979f128313)
* [Shelly 2PM Gen4 multilingual EU declaration of conformity 2025-07-25.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_9290309d254de0a29a19ab0fe6e5cede94fa625455e425506397e9679920de4b/Shelly%25202PM%2520Gen4%2520multilingual%2520EU%2520declaration%2520of%2520conformity%25202025-07-25.pdf.md)
* [Shelly 2PM Gen4 UK PSTI ACT Statement of compliance.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_3e110ed9b2509ebb53859e7660aeb61317989dd898d580fa0da0722a5ec61058/Shelly%25202PM%2520Gen4%2520UK%2520PSTI%2520ACT%2520Statement%2520of%2520compliance.pdf.md?cb=dcafc0cde5602c703c4eec8507e3671c)
* [Shelly 1 Mini Gen4 multilingual EU declaration of conformity 234 2025-12-05.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_4e17fd73becacd877e5be36935598e5ca80446b7c8257a91218fea88dd38b61d/Shelly%25201%2520Mini%2520Gen4%2520multilingual%2520EU%2520declaration%2520of%2520conformity%2520234%25202025-12-05.pdf.md?cb=28fceb2da96575c259a0c4ecd3af5a56)
* [Shelly 1 Mini Gen4 UK PSTI ACT Statement of compliance.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_fc55644ddee0352e489f8d625ac47ea5d38d96b903a1bdfcf2d722174c11fc1a/Shelly%25201%2520Mini%2520Gen4%2520UK%2520PSTI%2520ACT%2520Statement%2520of%2520compliance.pdf.md?cb=07a368aac570be47f10a490ed378bfa5)
* [Shelly 1 Mini Gen4 multilingual EU declaration of conformity 2025-07-25.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_830dae9b68f379b27b4b6ae06e75376b1645b620d459e6220026dd35234338e5/Shelly%25201%2520Mini%2520Gen4%2520multilingual%2520EU%2520declaration%2520of%2520conformity%25202025-07-25.pdf.md?cb=eb58f2c8b96e937d68adc8f6271de9d3)
* [Shelly 1 Mini Gen4 ANZ Certificate for Suitability.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_6f09f69d3ee48edf916ae0e0987d4af610da9fb8a06c1b654ad975b368851905/Shelly%25201%2520Mini%2520Gen4%2520ANZ%2520Certificate%2520for%2520Suitability.pdf.md?cb=b34dddddeaeca0820b6d898cc3eb623f)
* [Shelly 1PM Mini Gen4 multilingual EU declaration of conformity 271 2026-03-13.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_f979e4ca6601fd0fd8ed6a6e3be2733e3101536e0a014d1bdb713677dfc5e94c/Shelly%25201PM%2520Mini%2520Gen4%2520multilingual%2520EU%2520declaration%2520of%2520conformity%2520271%25202026-03-13.pdf.md?cb=33be5c577dc3229c50c767e92e1019b6)
* [Shelly 1PM Mini Gen4 UK PSTI ACT statement of compliance 271 2026-03-13.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_03cf3f79803ec315d2518be7b959329abd15e28485c2afb08140ffd14eef55f1/Shelly%25201PM%2520Mini%2520Gen4%2520UK%2520PSTI%2520ACT%2520statement%2520of%2520compliance%2520271%25202026-03-13.pdf.md?cb=22c2f2d545672bf968900ebdcea9fd30)
* [Shelly 1PM Mini Gen4 UKCA declaration of conformity 271 2026-03-13.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_55950dc01b7478447edba8eda46cd3b927dd0ae191392c467b78dcac293cb8ff/Shelly%25201PM%2520Mini%2520Gen4%2520UKCA%2520declaration%2520of%2520conformity%2520271%25202026-03-13.pdf.md?cb=320593fb230f15c688ec97bd534993f3)
* [Shelly EM Mini Gen4 multilingual EU declaration of conformity 2025-07-21.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_de53b3361e98ce86c00964b1fc176b7876e03606acd0ff25f903e543827e6c38/Shelly%2520EM%2520Mini%2520Gen4%2520multilingual%2520EU%2520declaration%2520of%2520conformity%25202025-07-21.pdf.md?cb=40924c69cf3e9d2db5110ab63d9ce65d)
* [Shelly EM Mimi Gen4 UK PSTI ACT Statement of compliance.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_2d62d83eddc0f6a46d77a65a4a5fd95e9942e75a58d1a14b59b2237b711082e9/Shelly%2520EM%2520Mimi%2520Gen4%2520UK%2520PSTI%2520ACT%2520Statement%2520of%2520compliance.pdf.md?cb=518eb5ee051e5ac6c7ac472bd358b0af)
* [Shelly EM Gen4 multilingual EU declaration of conformity 287 2026-04-23.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_a815a2db9ae8433181acd670c07b42a9cbea797864b7517cb6b68e686c65d0ff/Shelly%2520EM%2520Gen4%2520multilingual%2520EU%2520declaration%2520of%2520conformity%2520287%25202026-04-23.pdf.md?cb=1dc897504c06ad7ed9cec60067951dcb)
* [Shelly EM Gen4 UK PSTI ACT statement of compliance 287 2026-04-23.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_6b2937840b3a14d7a5cd4cbfcddb7ecb31dafa708dec3097fc0d9e500b27f3a6/Shelly%2520EM%2520Gen4%2520UK%2520PSTI%2520ACT%2520statement%2520of%2520compliance%2520287%25202026-04-23.pdf.md?cb=43bdc391099f0d7c733bbf6f2919e6a4)
* [Shelly EM Gen4 UKCA declaration of conformity 287 2026-04-23.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_02de9785192abe84a493b35109bb0fc108715a7fa767e4a78d6ea71cea35117a/Shelly%2520EM%2520Gen4%2520UKCA%2520declaration%2520of%2520conformity%2520287%25202026-04-23.pdf.md?cb=41938e2fd40988550e3327264638c5ba)
* [Shelly Flood Gen4 multilingual EU declaration of conformity 2025-08-25.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_60ba4923d00f079ef039d0ba95ec907da0e3bcb8bfcf293cc33b5bb14b6abb64/Shelly%2520Flood%2520Gen4%2520multilingual%2520EU%2520declaration%2520of%2520conformity%25202025-08-25.pdf.md?cb=c963e260f902063bb29badeba436470a)
* [UK PSTI ACT Statement of compliance - Shelly Flood Gen4.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_8fb779cb184d64f226ec344bc083f35a011919bc0750ecfc05f77bb8184f6fe6/UK%2520PSTI%2520ACT%2520Statement%2520of%2520compliance%2520-%2520Shelly%2520Flood%2520Gen4.pdf.md?cb=694cfb7e40b06593410fc81661712fbf)
* [Shelly Leak Sensor Cable multilingual EU declaration of conformity 2025-08-25.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_72dd866e8cf010ae1e149fd99b1952a45160d15d578f27209902e11bf6b4435e/Shelly%2520Leak%2520Sensor%2520Cable%2520multilingual%2520EU%2520declaration%2520of%2520conformity%25202025-08-25.pdf.md?cb=b2d0408d699402b80c0c9bd7badf863f)
* [Shelly Dimmer Gen4 multilingual EU declaration of conformity.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_29bc0f0d5a0b4568c5e9f1e73280e08fa810fe623876282faf7de806c88e7a86/Shelly%2520Dimmer%2520Gen4%2520multilingual%2520EU%2520declaration%2520of%2520conformity.pdf.md)
* [Shelly Dimmer Gen4 UK PSTI ACT Statement of Compliance.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_16cd98d77bd17dbd47673e7175f2192036d7d070b47ec02dde719dfee3e64a43/Shelly%2520Dimmer%2520Gen4%2520UK%2520PSTI%2520ACT%2520Statement%2520of%2520Compliance.pdf.md?cb=8d8c4c014a8b8f73046a082ba6c72d1d)
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## Shelly Pro devices
* [Shelly Pro 1 multilingual EU declaration of conformity 2025-07-22.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_a803c0cd0909b620cd34aac90927826fd24a947e12da3776c09444c26cf38d9a/Shelly%2520Pro%25201%2520multilingual%2520EU%2520declaration%2520of%2520conformity%25202025-07-22.pdf.md?cb=7d2a0d5591581c87a9ebf96c667f7b85)
* [Shelly Pro 1 UK PSTI ACT Statement of compliance.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_3a65cda24048451e2fbf7e3c6dac989bac3fa7305ed2b74b89d5f78b902549c8/Shelly%2520Pro%25201%2520UK%2520PSTI%2520ACT%2520Statement%2520of%2520compliance.pdf.md?cb=f757ed39032189bb5d92ee35052747d8)
* [Shelly PRO 1\&PRO 2 AU NZ Certificate for Suitability.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_18fc25ca5bca3d6c3ef8e4759603d39fc9771ac099b21b09d012f71948f30131/Shelly%2520PRO%25201&PRO%25202%2520AU%2520NZ%2520Certificate%2520for%2520Suitability.pdf.md?cb=2add7cfb2f73978bf806f43df19d0b59)
* [Shelly Pro 1PM multilingual EU declaration of conformity 2025-07-21.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_e801e84442e710a93c84bce51b49df6d947ab0b7179eea77195af893f42d9197/Shelly%2520Pro%25201PM%2520multilingual%2520EU%2520declaration%2520of%2520conformity%25202025-07-21.pdf.md?cb=8bbd7b2420d3c7d8c4a47b01eaca2a82)
* [Shelly Pro 1PM UK PSTI ACT Statement of compliance.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_f1c14d6124b6aad51cf47f388d4435d65e2b58ad262a510c63548f3c3df3c2b4/Shelly%2520Pro%25201PM%2520UK%2520PSTI%2520ACT%2520Statement%2520of%2520compliance.pdf.md?cb=fe21cf339c7e18f31c952d9e270c5515)
* [Shelly PRO 1PM\&2PM AU NZ certificate for Suitability.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_06cdd99c895ce0822beb0d629bbf3823ae258d22155d25b482b2d419425a6ec3/Shelly%2520PRO%25201PM&2PM%2520AU%2520NZ%2520certificate%2520for%2520Suitability.pdf.md?cb=4c3e62e945c0178aad2d043ee114790b)
* [Shelly Pro 2 multilingual EU declaration of conformity 2025-07-22.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_e1ea64fba53e23114c37e6b80c1be8b36a14a6f38936b1f59d2e3d20f41f6640/Shelly%2520Pro%25202%2520multilingual%2520EU%2520declaration%2520of%2520conformity%25202025-07-22.pdf.md?cb=b6cb57ca7ae7feb0efa43631c1f2010b)
* [Shelly Pro 2 UK PSTI ACT Statement of compliance.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_5576271ee9688a614418f4820f995252cfa4e450d76c136b2a32b5deeafb2313/Shelly%2520Pro%25202%2520UK%2520PSTI%2520ACT%2520Statement%2520of%2520compliance.pdf.md?cb=85f9d43e3150515c2a1d7d3504ad6e07)
* [Shelly PRO 1\&PRO 2 AU NZ Certificate for Suitability.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_18fc25ca5bca3d6c3ef8e4759603d39fc9771ac099b21b09d012f71948f30131/Shelly%2520PRO%25201&PRO%25202%2520AU%2520NZ%2520Certificate%2520for%2520Suitability.pdf.md?cb=2add7cfb2f73978bf806f43df19d0b59)
* [Shelly Pro 2PM multilingual EU declaration of conformity 2025-07-30.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_376dee56779a0b775a26a97754785ac2a58140d6988b94586d6d3b000b26a45e/Shelly%2520Pro%25202PM%2520multilingual%2520EU%2520declaration%2520of%2520conformity%25202025-07-30.pdf.md)
* [Shelly Pro 2PM UK PSTI ACT Statement of compliance.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_658a8a193fdbcf246337158549d3e8293432bb74e120fa506fec8a4f52cfddcb/Shelly%2520Pro%25202PM%2520UK%2520PSTI%2520ACT%2520Statement%2520of%2520compliance.pdf.md?cb=ec82bc998bc399a30315f88ef3e71a54)
* [Shelly PRO 1PM\&2PM AU NZ certificate for Suitability.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_06cdd99c895ce0822beb0d629bbf3823ae258d22155d25b482b2d419425a6ec3/Shelly%2520PRO%25201PM&2PM%2520AU%2520NZ%2520certificate%2520for%2520Suitability.pdf.md?cb=4c3e62e945c0178aad2d043ee114790b)
* [Shelly Pro Dual Cover Shutter PM multilingual EU declaration of conformity 2025-07-21.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_42aba26fec25c8c905177c6ed2d2d0df120e4267f6ff1ff0cee437eba2011121/Shelly%2520Pro%2520Dual%2520Cover%2520Shutter%2520PM%2520multilingual%2520EU%2520declaration%2520of%2520conformity%25202025-07-21.pdf.md?cb=f82724e73d1ccb12dd5b38161078427b)
* [Shelly Pro Dual Cover PM UK PSTI ACT Statement of compliance.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_c3dcbad5d20c0850f3789e262201e6e009f242fbb0ba16aa366b916f696493ef/Shelly%2520Pro%2520Dual%2520Cover%2520PM%2520UK%2520PSTI%2520ACT%2520Statement%2520of%2520compliance.pdf.md?cb=92d57b99ca82b0ed24ebbc389a48957c)
* [Shelly Pro 3 multilingual EU declaration of conformity 2025-07-21.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_6ab6a456b06ee2b50d428151cef49e07cadbb185fc894f71757508d6777db92b/Shelly%2520Pro%25203%2520multilingual%2520EU%2520declaration%2520of%2520conformity%25202025-07-21.pdf.md?cb=555a7472f6c862e1faba3cb3929cdffa)
* [Shelly Pro 3 UK PSTI ACT Statement of compliance.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_3248fc14059930214f78d4d0abf3058cec89d215c6a67dbfa0bed79a1193b6b3/Shelly%2520Pro%25203%2520UK%2520PSTI%2520ACT%2520Statement%2520of%2520compliance.pdf.md?cb=1150305c86869ae24c2bd773de75bd41)
* [Shelly Pro 3 AU NZ Certificate for Suitability .pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_0017bed50db46c19f6fd002383e5d67fe5d499b8cdbd5d515e60917a21417ba8/Shelly%2520Pro%25203%2520AU%2520NZ%2520Certificate%2520for%2520Suitability%2520.pdf.md?cb=20875f28b12d37bf0cdc0ca86ce88144)
* [Shelly Pro 3EM multilingual EU declaration of conformity 279 2026-04-02.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_a853468cdd2fd9d7dbc2b9dba9ca072bcd4f1f9dd30dc46d16aeca1c943208cc/Shelly%2520Pro%25203EM%2520multilingual%2520EU%2520declaration%2520of%2520conformity%2520279%25202026-04-02.pdf.md?cb=83e3a545fa43fc8049c286ab226017db)
* [Shelly Pro 3EM UK PSTI ACT statement of compliance 279 2026-04-02.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_1dbe3db0b1235794512d286c43e0a5c51fc667a32923f8f3be6117e22732ea1d/Shelly%2520Pro%25203EM%2520UK%2520PSTI%2520ACT%2520statement%2520of%2520compliance%2520279%25202026-04-02.pdf.md?cb=c72d6a2c0a0afbdd0baa8b7330d7e922)
* [Shelly Pro 3EM UKCA declaration of conformity 279 2026-04-02.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_375964428745591d36ab230d39e10590c223237b76ac4b8cf181c40fc178cd2a/Shelly%2520Pro%25203EM%2520UKCA%2520declaration%2520of%2520conformity%2520279%25202026-04-02.pdf.md?cb=2323d229cede54a607436965883b7b8b)
* [Shelly Pro 3EM AU NZ Certificate for Suitability.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_9014c848281984adb89c6359b155acdf9530fd060b14ef95ef369c3216a91671/Shelly%2520Pro%25203EM%2520AU%2520NZ%2520Certificate%2520for%2520Suitability.pdf.md?cb=ced56d22a2ec1cdf6e416b33cefb4ec2)
* [Shelly Pro 3EM-400 multilingual EU declaration of conformity 2025-07-23.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_b729d4b25e23d3b34c84ee325b5077b23c79c1689c73f0b7fe5386a150b2bbbe/Shelly%2520Pro%25203EM-400%2520multilingual%2520EU%2520declaration%2520of%2520conformity%25202025-07-23.pdf.md?cb=46739f0e8bda1efab3f589aff1831237)
* [Shelly Pro 3EM 400A UK PSTI ACT Statement of compliance.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_65e7633a8b84131b71da9292e99f3e554fc0c842b22a5e378b0b3a927373ebf0/Shelly%2520Pro%25203EM%2520400A%2520UK%2520PSTI%2520ACT%2520Statement%2520of%2520compliance.pdf.md?cb=5109f9f49ce6ae59b6e413f1e3abf6b9)
* [Shelly Pro 3EM 3CT63 multilingual EU declaration of conformity 2025-07-30.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_c7cfacbe1c377f62b8ac87911b7a5d83cb7b68fad63dc313b9b4e1226f323403/Shelly%2520Pro%25203EM%25203CT63%2520multilingual%2520EU%2520declaration%2520of%2520conformity%25202025-07-30.pdf.md)
* [Shelly Pro 3EM-3CT63 AU NZ Certificate for Suitability.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_c240737877e974e01a256e1b2adb7a9c7fff5e6afc353440089020e7fe0c255e/Shelly%2520Pro%25203EM-3CT63%2520AU%2520NZ%2520Certificate%2520for%2520Suitability.pdf.md?cb=8b94e9228f05e32f7c7586f3d82ab896)
* [Shelly Pro 3EM-3CT63 UK PSTI ACT Statement of compliance.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_5be21a016981a1d8d2117378ba8fae7ce5beb67bac109b8c87ee79117922554b/Shelly%2520Pro%25203EM-3CT63%2520UK%2520PSTI%2520ACT%2520Statement%2520of%2520compliance.pdf.md?cb=c38a006049698cc1a18f44a600222a57)
* [Shelly Pro 3EM Switch Add-on multilingual EU declaration of conformity.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_01c6355b5beab4e1026a8d9c53dbe63fbe655789743bef976b32e27fca8f0c75/Shelly%2520Pro%25203EM%2520Switch%2520Add-on%2520multilingual%2520EU%2520declaration%2520of%2520conformity.pdf.md)
* [Shelly Pro 3EM Switch Add-on AU NZ Certificate for Suitability.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_1c204f5112a5e39edcb6bcf9e475ad9a1121f7e52e06405aa6fbd077e3f1ee40/Shelly%2520Pro%25203EM%2520Switch%2520Add-on%2520AU%2520NZ%2520Certificate%2520for%2520Suitability.pdf.md?cb=bf25ca2ef94d0aba5c88c4c9b5af0db4)
* [Shelly Pro 3EM Switch Add-on UK PSTI ACT Statement of compliance.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_360c8c2ecf150fdb01ea32f4286ece5be5a9310d75a26f16fc646454e9b52f7d/Shelly%2520Pro%25203EM%2520Switch%2520Add-on%2520UK%2520PSTI%2520ACT%2520Statement%2520of%2520compliance.pdf.md?cb=7df5b2c652813f1e452beed658c4f3a1)
* [Shelly Pro EM-50 multilingual EU declaration of conformity 2025-07-25.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_bc008cfd9aef16be0fe300cfa0d10e74dc44a5e875bb0781527f4db4446f7bd3/Shelly%2520Pro%2520EM-50%2520multilingual%2520EU%2520declaration%2520of%2520conformity%25202025-07-25.pdf.md)
* [Shelly PRO EM - 50 UK PSTI ACT Statement of compliance.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_ddc24297d25582355c8d8b2959ba5778eb6033f7d5da84b9ef1f1f4cc3cd64f1/Shelly%2520PRO%2520EM%2520-%252050%2520UK%2520PSTI%2520ACT%2520Statement%2520of%2520compliance.pdf.md?cb=00d72d387ff1ecf0e8414fce12bdbba3)
* [Shelly Pro EM-50 AU NZ Certificate for Suitability.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_cd31a537fa5f3a0687698cbb0e78c8b6cff65c56937ab0b4722fc4e82cba124c/Shelly%2520Pro%2520EM-50%2520AU%2520NZ%2520Certificate%2520for%2520Suitability.pdf.md?cb=7b1657195ac3383fd3b52cdac420d116)
* [Shelly Pro 4PM multilingual EU declaration of conformity 2025-07-21.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_3c9ccd5542a58948b36231add0f08039200e147d3c5af4f04314137ab082f474/Shelly%2520Pro%25204PM%2520multilingual%2520EU%2520declaration%2520of%2520conformity%25202025-07-21.pdf.md?cb=d9d6b52f10db319894c753c14cfc093a)
* [Shelly Pro 4PM UK PSTI ACT Statement of compliance.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_e3d50b6009324369340a7418c39750299a487dd29d836752d8f74d57846a357f/Shelly%2520Pro%25204PM%2520UK%2520PSTI%2520ACT%2520Statement%2520of%2520compliance.pdf.md?cb=e0590fde2f92d56017437503ed84bd5e)
* [Shelly Pro 4PM AU NZ Certificate for Suitability.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_00413a091d9cde9f8f69bc0d00d926d996385f35c982f6c4935c185688a8a365/Shelly%2520Pro%25204PM%2520AU%2520NZ%2520Certificate%2520for%2520Suitability.pdf.md?cb=bf1dfbe745a331cc5b7a0f23e1a52d63)
* [Shelly Pro Dimmer 1PM multilingual EU declaration of conformity 2025-07-22.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_41318c3d0ee418ead6232ba4edbd52ce4d6002780c88948796a88d028c81c21f/Shelly%2520Pro%2520Dimmer%25201PM%2520multilingual%2520EU%2520declaration%2520of%2520conformity%25202025-07-22.pdf.md?cb=3a2b8dfa70a8316e520e3e9f4cd34600)
* [Shelly Pro Dimmer 1PM UK PSTI ACT Statement of compliance.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_8d036743f48f54d2892ff250f6e4ee6f9383369fd1f963ceed86aefee90f59f7/Shelly%2520Pro%2520Dimmer%25201PM%2520UK%2520PSTI%2520ACT%2520Statement%2520of%2520compliance.pdf.md?cb=43affe6c0fbf470674123bc581e61f64)
* [Shelly Pro Dimmer 1PM\&2PM AU NZ Certificate for Suitability.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_8eb68b4acb93c32343064bea1facd420497de952cfb39a32778238238e8938eb/Shelly%2520Pro%2520Dimmer%25201PM&2PM%2520AU%2520NZ%2520Certificate%2520for%2520Suitability.pdf.md?cb=8cf61caf96d18caf243dc4f002f20b95)
* [Shelly Pro Dimmer 2PM multilingual EU declaration of conformity 2025-07-22.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_d5439df2fe5bc180c7bfd8eedc4bde6a0fe6f5f776c95c0e7ff6d218aba3e20b/Shelly%2520Pro%2520Dimmer%25202PM%2520multilingual%2520EU%2520declaration%2520of%2520conformity%25202025-07-22.pdf.md?cb=a02d5c82ab4ddb027bfa80d08a9bad2d)
* [Shelly Pro Dimmer 2PM UK PSTI ACT Statement of compliance.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_f1af328c52fb7667e307f63b48002f230f44e1e8c53726817bd28a38809cefdb/Shelly%2520Pro%2520Dimmer%25202PM%2520UK%2520PSTI%2520ACT%2520Statement%2520of%2520compliance.pdf.md?cb=edddf042cfa294f13aedd412fe071f1f)
* [Shelly Pro Dimmer 1PM\&2PM AU NZ Certificate for Suitability.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_8eb68b4acb93c32343064bea1facd420497de952cfb39a32778238238e8938eb/Shelly%2520Pro%2520Dimmer%25201PM&2PM%2520AU%2520NZ%2520Certificate%2520for%2520Suitability.pdf.md?cb=8cf61caf96d18caf243dc4f002f20b95)
* [Shelly Pro RGBWW PM multilingual EU declaration of conformity 301 2026-08-10.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_25a17fcec108af74c037f03b37c39370394553c373a9eeadfd74937086078464/Shelly%2520Pro%2520RGBWW%2520PM%2520multilingual%2520EU%2520declaration%2520of%2520conformity%2520301%25202026-08-10.pdf.md?cb=94e6561c4dd3ee50325c5f26417a9b70)
* [Shelly Pro RGBWW PM UKCA declaration of conformity 301 2026-08-10.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_b4c63391815bfdc303d29b0ee96ffc4ee0b99837fe9373b204d3140aadeb4887/Shelly%2520Pro%2520RGBWW%2520PM%2520UKCA%2520declaration%2520of%2520conformity%2520301%25202026-08-10.pdf.md?cb=9062799288dc4f452ef71c52f03894ca)
* [Shelly Pro RGBWW PM UK PSTI ACT statement of compliance 301 2026-08-10.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_98bbda9e3a77d8b371ac5d3374e194f695b7a732d6a3f68f6059b053e1bf5d38/Shelly%2520Pro%2520RGBWW%2520PM%2520UK%2520PSTI%2520ACT%2520statement%2520of%2520compliance%2520301%25202026-08-10.pdf.md?cb=1deca0773d80f0754e1735cc7184ba98)
* [Shelly Pro Dimmer 01-10V PM multilingual EU declaration of conformity 110 2025-07-21.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_2c807c792995fedbf0cd785964662e1f0591cd044ae313dd5bf0c186b2c7fbe0/Shelly%2520Pro%2520Dimmer%252001-10V%2520PM%2520multilingual%2520EU%2520declaration%2520of%2520conformity%2520110%25202025-07-21.pdf.md?cb=1d00c0e2d979286e490f1d8735fb2477)
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## Shelly BLU devices
* [Shelly Blu Gateway multilingual EU declaration of conformity 2025-07-22.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_707e1f0303a458589fa8bf4719128f13436cf7b90bb1057d8620ba573ab7c131/Shelly%2520Blu%2520Gateway%2520multilingual%2520EU%2520declaration%2520of%2520conformity%25202025-07-22.pdf.md?cb=dc1c1aa4e1edb4a4d6e73f3b7c66ef56)
* [Shelly BLU Gateway UK PSTI ACT Statement of compliance.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_46d9886d4cc5e637e24e32645c72214361b31dcad208434a27f0cd88fa9dd0e2/Shelly%2520BLU%2520Gateway%2520UK%2520PSTI%2520ACT%2520Statement%2520of%2520compliance.pdf.md?cb=13c3d0f22ac3f1a502cd622b414307e4)
* [Shelly Blu Gateway Gen3 multilingual EU declaration of conformity 2025-07-22.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_2482eb620ee0fc7c4626ef801e5e9fb80a6ffadff6da454d62db303be3cf6a34/Shelly%2520Blu%2520Gateway%2520Gen3%2520multilingual%2520EU%2520declaration%2520of%2520conformity%25202025-07-22.pdf.md?cb=7ebccb2aae4c455fbcd7e043babcd220)
* [Shelly BLU Gateway Gen3 UK PSTI ACT Statement of compliance.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_0444f990f1211f7a223c370372ce72833a5f08ddc08d10a404a3688841036634/Shelly%2520BLU%2520Gateway%2520Gen3%2520UK%2520PSTI%2520ACT%2520Statement%2520of%2520compliance.pdf.md?cb=dbaa421497e88f3e61d7f02c265cc243)
* [Shelly Blu Button1 multilingual EU declaration of conformity 2025-07-23.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_cb6d234758d8ad820218df426fe735534cf1f3ad8c210e18d4da229adda6311c/Shelly%2520Blu%2520Button1%2520multilingual%2520EU%2520declaration%2520of%2520conformity%25202025-07-23.pdf.md?cb=a94058a8494cb33939b79a434210c857)
* [Shelly BLU Button 1 UK PSTI ACT Statement of compliance.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_8b0b1f1ae0be1bca1c774cc981fe853f8b8112e48606ff070926d00267a7f841/Shelly%2520BLU%2520Button%25201%2520UK%2520PSTI%2520ACT%2520Statement%2520of%2520compliance.pdf.md?cb=a40b8c210c6d95fa73b89b3d146de372)
* [Shelly Blu Door_Window multilingual EU declaration of conformity 2025-07-22.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_474b9989503f13787b97bda4945e8e1b99b747de57aeacab28213c1dd943f0f9/Shelly%2520Blu%2520Door_Window%2520multilingual%2520EU%2520declaration%2520of%2520conformity%25202025-07-22.pdf.md?cb=bf71da7d703199abd7251fb43472d4f2)
* [Shelly BLU Door_Window UK PSTI ACT Statement of compliance.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_4c965103f772a798cc594f0bc315d1e62706529bdd77b9838f243a1b1ffbdd2b/Shelly%2520BLU%2520Door_Window%2520UK%2520PSTI%2520ACT%2520Statement%2520of%2520compliance.pdf.md?cb=621ead2cd7bfe3acaac04ff4e5f3cb66)
* [Shelly BLU Motion ZB UK PSTI ACT statement of compliance 296 2026-06-09.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_c34b652c0235c694c619560e4569702cf1085400bbb8bbeff8bb3f621d99843e/Shelly%2520BLU%2520Motion%2520ZB%2520UK%2520PSTI%2520ACT%2520statement%2520of%2520compliance%2520296%25202026-06-09.pdf.md?cb=349eccf18a3f6b7e88b3c7f27192d2ee)
* [Shelly BLU Motion ZB UKCA declaration of conformity 296 2026-06-09.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_f28b166cc4511d559ce1df17e598cc39eb6c1691bebc924465642b4f5511cf52/Shelly%2520BLU%2520Motion%2520ZB%2520UKCA%2520declaration%2520of%2520conformity%2520296%25202026-06-09.pdf.md?cb=d273ea433af69644ab5490bbc04daadc)
* [Shelly BLU Motion ZB multilingual EU declaration of conformity 296 2026-06-09.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_4eba014052bfbb373bc5b8716169f1fea40c1d3b84da4b5f0d273724b8babc29/Shelly%2520BLU%2520Motion%2520ZB%2520multilingual%2520EU%2520declaration%2520of%2520conformity%2520296%25202026-06-09.pdf.md?cb=6ab41f45d83b22d20a26ca2327d50854)
* [Shelly Blu Motion multilingual EU declaration of conformity 2025-07-22.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_d2279f167baae3bc4e51e3fad443b86fe2b5723092b02bbcf6d0eb369b593284/Shelly%2520Blu%2520Motion%2520multilingual%2520EU%2520declaration%2520of%2520conformity%25202025-07-22.pdf.md?cb=6fdcdd4cf130c2836bf46df8cb367d34)
* [Shelly BLU Motion UK PSTI ACT Statement of compliance.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_026ee32cfae704048c7aa9d8b3a75c9916802d8a954ab2e03b01c07f712147c7/Shelly%2520BLU%2520Motion%2520UK%2520PSTI%2520ACT%2520Statement%2520of%2520compliance.pdf.md?cb=a824c3930269418792f20ea0c3c3fafa)
* [Shelly Blu H\&T multilingual EU declaration of conformity 228 2025-12-05.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_f412e5f8958a7ede15d6f2a5f3826d5831bef101d673cbca6ed4bcc04b365e10/Shelly%2520Blu%2520H&T%2520multilingual%2520EU%2520declaration%2520of%2520conformity%2520228%25202025-12-05.pdf.md?cb=13bed20393a9c3b14ccfedbc991b90bd)
* [Shelly BLU H\&T UK PSTI ACT Statement of compliance.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_387b65bd1b636e4c22ba76189e54d7569912d8c01bd3c327157a07ff00fe93af/Shelly%2520BLU%2520H&T%2520UK%2520PSTI%2520ACT%2520Statement%2520of%2520compliance.pdf.md?cb=03692f7185159613f315a98155c4325c)
* [Shelly BLU Button Tough 1 multilingual EU declaration of conformity 227 2025-12-05.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_be28b237530163f80177348524f0c4d656a7ca96fa097ef472d4cddcd0974870/Shelly%2520BLU%2520Button%2520Tough%25201%2520multilingual%2520EU%2520declaration%2520of%2520conformity%2520227%25202025-12-05.pdf.md?cb=2d61449ad999eb17a1dafe736596eb78)
* [Shelly BLU Button Tough 1 UK PSTI ACT Statement of compliance.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_1bd93652f97c44caf0a2ec08041ef716d3b4910d32a074e49f1d2b929de64ce5/Shelly%2520BLU%2520Button%2520Tough%25201%2520UK%2520PSTI%2520ACT%2520Statement%2520of%2520compliance.pdf.md?cb=8d3e903853b0bfb6283b2016120e32e2)
* [Shelly BLU Wall Switch 4 ZB DK multilingual EU declaration of conformity 257 2025-12-19.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_52857a62630cc22f25c31e09bfd871a41d78f5f8de78b494c0a271e41aaa588f/Shelly%2520BLU%2520Wall%2520Switch%25204%2520ZB%2520DK%2520multilingual%2520EU%2520declaration%2520of%2520conformity%2520257%25202025-12-19.pdf.md?cb=471bae36988b195f6cdebc1360296197)
* [Shelly BLU RC Button 4 multilingual EU declaration of conformity 2025-07-22.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_18fbac77be80856dceef7e1c9f5c1662ff26c8c82c6c8ff927cd386f6b753b81/Shelly%2520BLU%2520RC%2520Button%25204%2520multilingual%2520EU%2520declaration%2520of%2520conformity%25202025-07-22.pdf.md?cb=bc2017a7f2d2621f2cb98d910e97dc94)
* [Shelly BLU RC Button 4 UK PSTI ACT Statement of compliance.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_85b37da6f9a580425af8c1b08f75d2ff961038664736459dbe6c6f28e2f99bae/Shelly%2520BLU%2520RC%2520Button%25204%2520UK%2520PSTI%2520ACT%2520Statement%2520of%2520compliance.pdf.md?cb=541e0df5414f53b6ba7424a279ff6955)
* [Shelly Blu TRV multilingual EU declaration of conformity 2025-07-22.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_a892045adf8ca6703a42dfc8cb16277b704102ff07808bac3e309e7e60d6b783/Shelly%2520Blu%2520TRV%2520multilingual%2520EU%2520declaration%2520of%2520conformity%25202025-07-22.pdf.md?cb=7dc2ef10f7ee1ce427e16d0af8c62358)
* [Shelly BLU TRV UK PSTI ACT Statement of compliance.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_90237b607bd9ba332192ccc79eca99fdc3b59e1e1e4254189acf8fcbd907da89/Shelly%2520BLU%2520TRV%2520UK%2520PSTI%2520ACT%2520Statement%2520of%2520compliance.pdf.md?cb=689fb89d032c3093f639d71285c68aab)
* [Shelly BLU Remote Control ZB multilingual EU declaration of conformity.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_439ddb14ea355edcd96fb59de467e13f4a6e6acb1c0f87bbca838e5e5ab98fcc/Shelly%2520BLU%2520Remote%2520Control%2520ZB%2520multilingual%2520EU%2520declaration%2520of%2520conformity.pdf.md?cb=b821af9e4cba8b4873bbda3f6a3253d8)
* [Shelly BLU Remote Control ZB UK PSTI ACT Statement of compliance.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_1f1fc4c225b85724d411c500289c4b7fee42c071adfa935e31c1374eab152efe/Shelly%2520BLU%2520Remote%2520Control%2520ZB%2520UK%2520PSTI%2520ACT%2520Statement%2520of%2520compliance.pdf.md?cb=8804d4944892e9be8fb148e2a0a5ea01)
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## Shelly Android devices
* [Shelly Wall Display multilingual EU declaration of conformity 2025-07-23.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_6b496d507f7f45cd4c8d0a638f6039d335d272f4cdba9c42a0ebdefd74287c17/Shelly%2520Wall%2520Display%2520multilingual%2520EU%2520declaration%2520of%2520conformity%25202025-07-23.pdf.md?cb=4ab0e91dbbd97ca5217ba06f84b04423)
* [Shelly Wall Display White UK PSTI ACT Statement of compliance.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_000cbb7f6f6e65b6139e5b9922f12c588027949b76f8e8abd36f075ff0468e6c/Shelly%2520Wall%2520Display%2520White%2520UK%2520PSTI%2520ACT%2520Statement%2520of%2520compliance.pdf.md?cb=b169db217d97fb8dccc56c1280a8f045)
* [Shelly Wall Display Black UK PSTI ACT Statement of compliance.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_faec534c1eed486a7d8e362736fe66cc10f416a9ba98c7d96e02b2afd1113017/Shelly%2520Wall%2520Display%2520Black%2520UK%2520PSTI%2520ACT%2520Statement%2520of%2520compliance.pdf.md?cb=ffd1cc28c4ee683306bf5ca2543135bf)
* [Shelly Wall Display AU NZ Certificate for Suitability.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_915d960b818e250d2561025fe7d9526e3fb94bef747c28ad49b1aafa74ec7a12/Shelly%2520Wall%2520Display%2520AU%2520NZ%2520Certificate%2520for%2520Suitability.pdf.md?cb=40c726e1d946c4d6d6a547006ec7d631)
* [Shelly Wall Display X2 multilingual EU declaration of conformity 2025-08-21.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_1f734a3f9c4f6a1c4df39df3077803a60930873a87580587976d282e52de785b/Shelly%2520Wall%2520Display%2520X2%2520multilingual%2520EU%2520declaration%2520of%2520conformity%25202025-08-21.pdf.md)
* [Shelly Wall Display X2 UK PSTI ACT Statement of compliance.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_95939ac2128bd86a27ec10bb12bd2751f2b08767bb6f1de2d1d4810767597b6a/Shelly%2520Wall%2520Display%2520X2%2520UK%2520PSTI%2520ACT%2520Statement%2520of%2520compliance.pdf.md?cb=15ab540eacdbb783db84d0962440eff6)
* [Shelly Wall Display X2i multilingual EU declaration of conformity 2025-11-18\[73\].pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_1789ad3f6839ea810aa65d4149b47b0e263bb0bf68b7555344961611681529fd/Shelly%2520Wall%2520Display%2520X2i%2520multilingual%2520EU%2520declaration%2520of%2520conformity%25202025-11-18%255B73%255D.pdf.md)
* [Shelly Wall Display X2i UK PSTI ACT Statement of compliance \[70\].pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_68655914a4ef09c70b0d4637dae0ff602f6858a0a36d08ff64a182c28158acb6/Shelly%2520Wall%2520Display%2520X2i%2520UK%2520PSTI%2520ACT%2520Statement%2520of%2520compliance%2520%255B70%255D.pdf.md?cb=6809c63fe560fbc6a4e5e457c1b40640)
* [UKCA Declaration Shelly Wall Display X2i\[68\].pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_f5f909e239ee8b285c4cd4fd469974d6f29bdbf3f2f1b404080b90f8e8032b9b/UKCA%2520Declaration%2520Shelly%2520Wall%2520Display%2520X2i%255B68%255D.pdf.md?cb=de354a173f225927aa4e59c0334753c7)
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## Shelly Wave devices
* [Shelly Wave 1 Mini multilingual EU declaration of conformity 230 2025-12-05.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_6ebb9950b94b7a5f4bb3ac9ae905d40eac7d5e6a771d76590dd50188b21288bd/Shelly%2520Wave%25201%2520Mini%2520multilingual%2520EU%2520declaration%2520of%2520conformity%2520230%25202025-12-05.pdf.md?cb=8bb58fc8574856595d5ca7c0d025668c)
* [Shelly Wave 1 Mini UK PSTI ACT Statement of compliance.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_c5dd8e737d3a840e4434903be0f9200960be7d7c86ae78da7dc477c9799d91b9/Shelly%2520Wave%25201%2520Mini%2520UK%2520PSTI%2520ACT%2520Statement%2520of%2520compliance.pdf.md?cb=803e64576794a766f77665b5a2c0adee)
* [Shelly Wave 1PM Mini multilingual EU declaration of conformity 231 2025-12-05.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_240dc39257d2f88674d0469245b45e7199a3c0714380ccdd33b89e8d0bcbb9a4/Shelly%2520Wave%25201PM%2520Mini%2520multilingual%2520EU%2520declaration%2520of%2520conformity%2520231%25202025-12-05.pdf.md?cb=43226ad13d0122783dd0b56c5daa03d0)
* [Shelly Wave 1PM Mini UK PSTI ACT Statement of compliance.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_8f84a98559f2c13739c1f88c7be8a184a0435d545002dbec3b249c5f04f5bdd8/Shelly%2520Wave%25201PM%2520Mini%2520UK%2520PSTI%2520ACT%2520Statement%2520of%2520compliance.pdf.md?cb=7cd84aea2ac1935b287d18ed0b9472df)
* [Shelly Wave i4 multilingual EU declaration of conformity.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_f9171a63942d07ecdabfb575c187fd05b2301271544e7650e23e1c93bbe4357b/Shelly%2520Wave%2520i4%2520multilingual%2520EU%2520declaration%2520of%2520conformity.pdf.md?cb=e7008c67148a03b0c65344e2a348e05e)
* [Shelly Wave i4 UK PSTI ACT Statement of compliance.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_83a38d5d6343589f88229e9a3d261a4ed6dd59361329ed8f411afd67ed9af221/Shelly%2520Wave%2520i4%2520UK%2520PSTI%2520ACT%2520Statement%2520of%2520compliance.pdf.md?cb=87b50faafeae9e2efd46a397c353aff7)
* [Shelly Wave Shutter multilingual EU declaration of conformity 263 2026-02-20.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_8b7b8345d88726105343a210c1fcda62826203a92842e24fbdd8e0d25ccee371/Shelly%2520Wave%2520Shutter%2520multilingual%2520EU%2520declaration%2520of%2520conformity%2520263%25202026-02-20.pdf.md?cb=10a55b796062e72ba4350d2ef9339914)
* [Shelly Wave Shutter UK PSTI ACT statement of compliance 263 2026-02-20.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_7b6cad8cf81470816a5a5c30605617a9228ae468f669d591c636257992dacc47/Shelly%2520Wave%2520Shutter%2520UK%2520PSTI%2520ACT%2520statement%2520of%2520compliance%2520263%25202026-02-20.pdf.md?cb=3d012c56bb651d170b60195037fb89f2)
* [Shelly Wave Shutter UKCA declaration of conformity 263 2026-02-20.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_2a82be2e89f70e14446288e29d3e611a1158255a9b9bc7d50b4ff414b0d56c56/Shelly%2520Wave%2520Shutter%2520UKCA%2520declaration%2520of%2520conformity%2520263%25202026-02-20.pdf.md?cb=ec6ef228bd9f2ebe319e69ac542cecf3)
* [Shelly Wave Dimmer multilingual EU declaration of conformity 2025-07-30.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_cc1586d9565854c3011e73b44b28496ae9bdebe4516e001e879293f29b721b62/Shelly%2520Wave%2520Dimmer%2520multilingual%2520EU%2520declaration%2520of%2520conformity%25202025-07-30.pdf.md)
* [Shelly Wave Dimmer LR UK PSTI ACT Statement of compliance.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_4d61f849f3faa50eb627bedd7e1e7b2d55ee3862281f65ef2258783a3798c1b6/Shelly%2520Wave%2520Dimmer%2520LR%2520UK%2520PSTI%2520ACT%2520Statement%2520of%2520compliance.pdf.md?cb=c07b9d5ab6faf58135ab3e30b9d08e95)
* [Shelly Wave Dimmer ANZ Certificate for Suitability.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_ba17f200c689d225d4847e23b7371348a9553ad7f3d0a6f15c6e3f55187c62c0/Shelly%2520Wave%2520Dimmer%2520ANZ%2520Certificate%2520for%2520Suitability.pdf.md?cb=fd83bbb05be853990233d00e30d6a00e)
* [Shelly Wave Plug S multilingual EU declaration of conformity.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_3a93bdc4254e6c9877d038b0f2077b904c39f3a6a70a2498a239831c142012bf/Shelly%2520Wave%2520Plug%2520S%2520multilingual%2520EU%2520declaration%2520of%2520conformity.pdf.md?cb=b823261113926e78e40f54074818a9f0)
* [Shelly Wave Plug UK multilingual EU declaration of conformity.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_3f793d63ad0160739ba36c54e1071b194929ea740425b105c4a2a47ed13ff004/Shelly%2520Wave%2520Plug%2520UK%2520multilingual%2520EU%2520declaration%2520of%2520conformity.pdf.md?cb=38f5d166c17eba892404a4814e8f3f64)
* [Shelly Wave Plug UK - UK PSTI ACT Statement of compliance.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_479f89c66bf56b7c395501560f1f44ea81579f6f7b222eddfd32f389fcc42776/Shelly%2520Wave%2520Plug%2520UK%2520-%2520UK%2520PSTI%2520ACT%2520Statement%2520of%2520compliance.pdf.md?cb=651ef813968d90eeb5921e839abd03d0)
* [Shelly Wave Door_Window multilingual EU declaration of conformity 2025-11-07.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_a117d8ba2f4b6980b858e7513dad803d09ecfb42aceb9c95344d156e59b486bc/Shelly%2520Wave%2520Door_Window%2520multilingual%2520EU%2520declaration%2520of%2520conformity%25202025-11-07.pdf.md)
* [Shelly wave Door-Window UK PSTI ACT Statement of compliance.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_93f5cf6b52ff3f9078e31ea4443c8dcf01dc72122506f615e45b4cb9825cbba6/Shelly%2520wave%2520Door-Window%2520UK%2520PSTI%2520ACT%2520Statement%2520of%2520compliance.pdf.md?cb=7b714790e1f8c259880f8008ebcc88c2)
* [Shelly Wave Motion multilingual EU declaration of conformity 2025-07-30.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_066f0fa70339b20baf2e6f4a670f3fef20fe381a2155a4676d28509b3c2eee5a/Shelly%2520Wave%2520Motion%2520multilingual%2520EU%2520declaration%2520of%2520conformity%25202025-07-30.pdf.md)
* [Shelly Wave Motion LR UK PSTI ACT Statement of compliance.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_abc7f44ed679824b96688c1c8c3f6f380b402078ad901842d550652630a810d5/Shelly%2520Wave%2520Motion%2520LR%2520UK%2520PSTI%2520ACT%2520Statement%2520of%2520compliance.pdf.md?cb=c1e08cfde344a8c880f075e0f92aa5f6)
* [Shelly Wave H\&T multilingual EU declaration of conformity 2025-07-30.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_112361d2151adf0d61be22b217b0d250fda76fbb0d4e8d4f3a986b84f5167846/Shelly%2520Wave%2520H&T%2520multilingual%2520EU%2520declaration%2520of%2520conformity%25202025-07-30.pdf.md)
* [Shelly Wave H\&T LR UK PSTI ACT Statement of compliance.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_91d1589127992bc5ee418516688e91255c4d3980750ad0bb64eb374aca2a75f5/Shelly%2520Wave%2520H&T%2520LR%2520UK%2520PSTI%2520ACT%2520Statement%2520of%2520compliance.pdf.md?cb=bf321398346cc1f13af7c24e287e2b0e)
* [Shelly Wave H\&T ANZ Certificate for Suitability.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_9bd8322153cc7f9d231f1700d945170c9d7b0c036c3d180110c98cb8369cb253/Shelly%2520Wave%2520H&T%2520ANZ%2520Certificate%2520for%2520Suitability.pdf.md?cb=6dc137ba69053782d74cc8b40e921a6f)
## Shelly Wave Pro devices
* [Shelly Wave Pro 3 multilingual EU declaration of conformity 2025-07-23.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_59b9d1a40535f81ada5f3c6d81ea99d032972d87913da68bd9d11070f3657955/Shelly%2520Wave%2520Pro%25203%2520multilingual%2520EU%2520declaration%2520of%2520conformity%25202025-07-23.pdf.md?cb=4cc29ae1a15a000cf02a9ded47caf7e2)
* [Shelly wave PRO 3 UK PSTI ACT Statement of compliance.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_522f548706c144c49b9fa44eb815a54b4ef47d0f7a4c0b0a1d0d97e9b290c9ab/Shelly%2520wave%2520PRO%25203%2520UK%2520PSTI%2520ACT%2520Statement%2520of%2520compliance.pdf.md?cb=043f1d6eec624f59ec171eeef1433fa4)
## Wave devices
* [Wave 1 multilingual EU declaration of conformity 2025-07-22.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_6b559020fb6ed2dc66ca8d35812a126aab1763912a171b7eba75deab0d59f43d/Wave%25201%2520multilingual%2520EU%2520declaration%2520of%2520conformity%25202025-07-22.pdf.md?cb=411dca1f3ba01a6b67830bcebaeb7b44)
* [Wave 1 UK PSTI ACT Statement of compliance.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_b567c2abc111300f91eb081c519a7c84de5349808602be92be7afe0390967901/Wave%25201%2520UK%2520PSTI%2520ACT%2520Statement%2520of%2520compliance.pdf.md?cb=f465e94450b6dd74deea2c8857d3d007)
* [Wave 1 AU NZ Certificate for Suitability.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_34c052469aab544721698a66d89670b74f42860314c8ad7778c53a5bf88a8f10/Wave%25201%2520AU%2520NZ%2520Certificate%2520for%2520Suitability.pdf.md?cb=2ee8189006401c5e6b68fb6df44e5468)
* [Wave 1PM Mini multilingual EU declaration of conformity 2025-07-22.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_51810649c476ae01648e81460d4fbe2de1ddc22acf494d0bcf72a20f21a5e23d/Wave%25201PM%2520Mini%2520multilingual%2520EU%2520declaration%2520of%2520conformity%25202025-07-22.pdf.md?cb=019700a2884470e810b07a5caaa9f5ac)
* [Wave 1PM Mini UK PSTI ACT Statement of compliance.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_a0ba2ae8a7caa6c520caf7102cb8710eac96282e59c2ae38ed47514cff5f5352/Wave%25201PM%2520Mini%2520UK%2520PSTI%2520ACT%2520Statement%2520of%2520compliance.pdf.md?cb=73a778f9c44fc79d1e4e0cd35cd806a3)
* [Wave 1PM Mini Certificate for Suitability.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_abc8077171a348f8a97f0cac90c1118008acaa17cefad0be2765548a40438989/Wave%25201PM%2520Mini%2520Certificate%2520for%2520Suitability.pdf.md?cb=97d49f354febfa26e9a58588c4f2261e)
* [Wave 2PM multilingual EU declaration of conformity 2025-07-22.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_dff43b03a26c76bd68d6458eb76bbf19e7d5d4480590224d3c99a6e04e158699/Wave%25202PM%2520multilingual%2520EU%2520declaration%2520of%2520conformity%25202025-07-22.pdf.md?cb=23ae3352c71209816b4bfc8fc1f365fa)
* [Wave 2PM UK PSTI ACT Statement of compliance.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_938c7b227fbe5f4e446dfe7861ffb479438f216341ad1125b6d2caaea769c69d/Wave%25202PM%2520UK%2520PSTI%2520ACT%2520Statement%2520of%2520compliance.pdf.md?cb=ec976d7336c5acb8b9221045da991078)
* [Wave 2PM AU NZ Certificate for Suitability.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_a2b704f4328641178307fa066491a7104edd643c3142279723c12672f51d7461/Wave%25202PM%2520AU%2520NZ%2520Certificate%2520for%2520Suitability.pdf.md?cb=dc38c58fa572c65d1c696f09be5a7bb0)
* [Wave Shutter multilingual EU declaration of conformity 2025-07-22.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_d54e57d54e525d2bd64640bee9f9f442a3ab3c0a13d681e9eea02a6ab99b2956/Wave%2520Shutter%2520multilingual%2520EU%2520declaration%2520of%2520conformity%25202025-07-22.pdf.md?cb=073a699f1c09e00f5d50c557255b4b42)
* [Wave Shutter UK PSTI ACT Statement of compliance.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_a4ac7e4e238cbf7556e9bfc64197500adda9a063ec601c3b8955f3896fe7e0b7/Wave%2520Shutter%2520UK%2520PSTI%2520ACT%2520Statement%2520of%2520compliance.pdf.md?cb=1213bc6535dad5ba2d5e7643f02f26f5)
* [Shelly Qubino Wave i4 multilingual EU declaration of conformity 240 2025-12-05.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_2fe6f0a48935bb60a749255dc18d42bba2317ae5aaf515aa80cecf9ad9c37f0b/Shelly%2520Qubino%2520Wave%2520i4%2520multilingual%2520EU%2520declaration%2520of%2520conformity%2520240%25202025-12-05.pdf.md?cb=94a10e8766d6d26630fda0e66c82a9a6)
* [Wave i4 UK PSTI ACT Statement of compliance.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_39947c13292cbaecd2c66ecc1bc43c52dd7c6f1ce04ba013ff2c24d8d6e8449e/Wave%2520i4%2520UK%2520PSTI%2520ACT%2520Statement%2520of%2520compliance.pdf.md?cb=12f685b204a08090c50af83ae650ccf9)
* [Wave i4 AU NZ Certificate for Suitability.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_91f251565634acf9a63270c2a65f441fbfec48f246edd175a5ec4daee1846ac0/Wave%2520i4%2520AU%2520NZ%2520Certificate%2520for%2520Suitability.pdf.md?cb=addcb8e5c11ef6ee89d5bff7c6d142f5)
* [Shelly Qubino Wave i4 DC multilingual EU declaration of conformity 241 2025-12-05.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_eaddcbf1614baf76d6d9ebaf9e33549377807fd1d8badf67eb4f39b57aa2c00c/Shelly%2520Qubino%2520Wave%2520i4%2520DC%2520multilingual%2520EU%2520declaration%2520of%2520conformity%2520241%25202025-12-05.pdf.md?cb=aa65c43d1128152113724b8c9e03a636)
* [Wave i4DC UK PSTI ACT Statement of compliance.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_795cd7f7cbbe63aa2f53ab36f742b78d988613b8d262bfdce75d3d82162f6f09/Wave%2520i4DC%2520UK%2520PSTI%2520ACT%2520Statement%2520of%2520compliance.pdf.md?cb=a97d0f446f2401db2e6b8b5ed939f70f)
* [Wave Plug UK multilingual EU declaration of conformity.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_1db8ddd8e4b8f6ecce353675791adccb734a3d08cf5df5f859b500263d698caa/Wave%2520Plug%2520UK%2520multilingual%2520EU%2520declaration%2520of%2520conformity.pdf.md)
* [Wave Plug UK UK PSTI ACT Statement of compliance.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_93b6e0003e536c11851e99b5d5c692d65830314c5cfab27cb285a08d15888620/Wave%2520Plug%2520UK%2520UK%2520PSTI%2520ACT%2520Statement%2520of%2520compliance.pdf.md?cb=c9eef81df3847f86f05d44b11cc3c842)
* [Wave 1 Mini multilingual EU declaration of conformity 2025-07-22.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_70d6d0db8dc1e718676f7cff79c6292ed59eeeb103fc286c6d1120c66098daa0/Wave%25201%2520Mini%2520multilingual%2520EU%2520declaration%2520of%2520conformity%25202025-07-22.pdf.md?cb=aeea676faeddae984ac83eb5479c7ea1)
* [Wave 1 Mini UK PSTI ACT Statement of compliance.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_11e11dfe4df3785e7aef3332026f96837cda8c7819d38aa0f725bc87dacb8dcf/Wave%25201%2520Mini%2520UK%2520PSTI%2520ACT%2520Statement%2520of%2520compliance.pdf.md?cb=0500ec2febe8ce9b32708609c8f2b7bb)
* [Wave 1 Mini AU NZ Certificate for Suitability.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_f6a1ea232b6252b70d62c43a7afecffe9ac4f0afe13d15d152b9cf4f891aa2c3/Wave%25201%2520Mini%2520AU%2520NZ%2520Certificate%2520for%2520Suitability.pdf.md?cb=416e72efa5bff3af5cb39933512d541f)
* [Wave 1PM multilingual EU declaration of conformity 2025-07-22.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_1186fa565432e01bff141fc8fde733629c1046f758c6674f8c9da410f51573c6/Wave%25201PM%2520multilingual%2520EU%2520declaration%2520of%2520conformity%25202025-07-22.pdf.md?cb=daa2471b1e2fb350a2af35405ccb61e8)
* [Wave 1PM UK PSTI ACT Statement of compliance.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_9658127bcbd32063f6ced8e0537c5d99011722d489cd5d2b21f7ed97e8d3ae38/Wave%25201PM%2520UK%2520PSTI%2520ACT%2520Statement%2520of%2520compliance.pdf.md?cb=5cf54169143a18900c36db4b836aa5b8)
* [Wave 1PM AU NZ Certificate for Suitability.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_ec76daeba707cb3074d8ac63bb268296b6396e9d59ffa6bd30e3a2c77eee7401/Wave%25201PM%2520AU%2520NZ%2520Certificate%2520for%2520Suitability.pdf.md?cb=2858cecc27f7416ff848d2eba7e486c1)
* [Shelly Wave PM Mini multilingual EU declaration of conformity 232 2025-12-05.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_cc5df7d7d19d2f567ab69f571db47c6463d38c53d6bbda232a4f232752cdd2c3/Shelly%2520Wave%2520PM%2520Mini%2520multilingual%2520EU%2520declaration%2520of%2520conformity%2520232%25202025-12-05.pdf.md?cb=be01f79577fef473cd1d2c12e5601b60)
* [Wave PM Mini UK PSTI ACT Statement of compliance.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_b3d36aac354c7593c79b46a5971509003b4b76e5a4d30764a23536007745147e/Wave%2520PM%2520Mini%2520UK%2520PSTI%2520ACT%2520Statement%2520of%2520compliance.pdf.md?cb=01a7e1e2138aba859b85fff94bdc613e)
* [Wave PM Mini AU NZ Certificate for Suitability.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_38d1394bdce55952d153fd3e8f407f8b6f478f202da80edfd2ea309f34338b20/Wave%2520PM%2520Mini%2520AU%2520NZ%2520Certificate%2520for%2520Suitability.pdf.md?cb=bd97a2560401236f25eb81d9d333618d)
* [Wave Door-Window multilingual EU declaration of conformity 2025-07-22.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_805c4f9c178dfcf46c7e8434a0baa264a15128856a87b57a1ab81a2355402429/Wave%2520Door-Window%2520multilingual%2520EU%2520declaration%2520of%2520conformity%25202025-07-22.pdf.md?cb=0c0eb0b8e716083a528f926727d11a1f)
* [Wave Door-Window UK PSTI ACT Statement of compliance.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_6975b5743279609dcd136fa0924179f6faeb5d678e871dc9bf771cefebd3a020/Wave%2520Door-Window%2520UK%2520PSTI%2520ACT%2520Statement%2520of%2520compliance.pdf.md?cb=afaae8ea5003a9450c36e1f4b53c4908)
* [Shelly Wave H\&T LR multilingual EU declaration of conformity.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_8282ff6238327057fb9633a1904422a9394aa2f91902cc9d36a1a96767d029eb/Shelly%2520Wave%2520H&T%2520LR%2520multilingual%2520EU%2520declaration%2520of%2520conformity.pdf.md)
* [Shelly Wave H\&T LR UK PSTI ACT Statement of compliance.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_91d1589127992bc5ee418516688e91255c4d3980750ad0bb64eb374aca2a75f5/Shelly%2520Wave%2520H&T%2520LR%2520UK%2520PSTI%2520ACT%2520Statement%2520of%2520compliance.pdf.md?cb=bf321398346cc1f13af7c24e287e2b0e)
* [Shelly Wave Motion LR multilingual EU declaration of conformity.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_699e9881ebdadc237156ec2307aeab837dd3bd8a6b598c793f11bdc75ff5897d/Shelly%2520Wave%2520Motion%2520LR%2520multilingual%2520EU%2520declaration%2520of%2520conformity.pdf.md)
* [Shelly Wave Motion LR UK PSTI ACT Statement of compliance.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_abc7f44ed679824b96688c1c8c3f6f380b402078ad901842d550652630a810d5/Shelly%2520Wave%2520Motion%2520LR%2520UK%2520PSTI%2520ACT%2520Statement%2520of%2520compliance.pdf.md?cb=c1e08cfde344a8c880f075e0f92aa5f6)
* [Shelly Wave Dimmer LR multilingual EU declaration of conformity.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_d00725ae30d0043f05858dcd62720cd654e4800696168f46cf2487b3e1d95570/Shelly%2520Wave%2520Dimmer%2520LR%2520multilingual%2520EU%2520declaration%2520of%2520conformity.pdf.md)
* [Shelly Wave Dimmer LR UK PSTI ACT Statement of compliance.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_4d61f849f3faa50eb627bedd7e1e7b2d55ee3862281f65ef2258783a3798c1b6/Shelly%2520Wave%2520Dimmer%2520LR%2520UK%2520PSTI%2520ACT%2520Statement%2520of%2520compliance.pdf.md?cb=c07b9d5ab6faf58135ab3e30b9d08e95)
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## Wave Pro devices
* [Wave Pro 1 multilingual EU declaration of conformity 2025-07-22.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_c9ee17d0e8ba75de79ab21231e546dc28dd2fb2d123435f4f09f94fa45dba37a/Wave%2520Pro%25201%2520multilingual%2520EU%2520declaration%2520of%2520conformity%25202025-07-22.pdf.md?cb=237f249a68a8664d6c54db95928794c4)
* [Wave Pro 1 UK PSTI ACT Statement of compliance.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_fdd4f26aaea6173de2966e7705f64d0b70edf439e537e13888587dcb96ed26e8/Wave%2520Pro%25201%2520UK%2520PSTI%2520ACT%2520Statement%2520of%2520compliance.pdf.md?cb=6a0ddbac4e38a9a54c06ace8e19654d8)
* [Wave Pro 1 \& Pro 2 AU NZ Certificate for Suitability.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_358b4991b746ce11905233e799dab485577f107f4d60532e3034f338f28b809f/Wave%2520Pro%25201%2520&%2520Pro%25202%2520AU%2520NZ%2520Certificate%2520for%2520Suitability.pdf.md?cb=75673f2065082a18274aa1b374171182)
* [Wave Pro 2 multilingual EU declaration of conformity 2025-07-22.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_7cfc2e0b4fcc5303474d5cad9f2b06dca726ca430eb3c76e089b5e3bd75d5c78/Wave%2520Pro%25202%2520multilingual%2520EU%2520declaration%2520of%2520conformity%25202025-07-22.pdf.md?cb=d375bb5e727d2f1b7d381971ac0a71cd)
* [Wave Pro 2 UK PSTI ACT Statement of compliance.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_50b14d558e62e3d290782c4db237f941cd77a7cb86ff355103dd5d996dcbbdf7/Wave%2520Pro%25202%2520UK%2520PSTI%2520ACT%2520Statement%2520of%2520compliance.pdf.md?cb=a1d7a0bf2cccb318cde4e278ae6c3bad)
* [Wave Pro 1PM multilingual EU declaration of conformity 2025-07-22.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_b5c49a64d337c833e98166e2f0485ab715712dcfaddf31a7ac49e9b9711eeea1/Wave%2520Pro%25201PM%2520multilingual%2520EU%2520declaration%2520of%2520conformity%25202025-07-22.pdf.md?cb=84c571011dc172e81dfccfcd17d58a35)
* [Wave Pro 1PM UK PSTI ACT Statement of compliance.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_af8a66b94ed83eaa0dcf35f3b1a4f4120577fabf8b21aa3395c56ab2bfe424cc/Wave%2520Pro%25201PM%2520UK%2520PSTI%2520ACT%2520Statement%2520of%2520compliance.pdf.md?cb=07ef752f44f7f1ba22d58632acf53830)
* [Wave Pro 1PM Pro 2PM \& Shutter AU NZ Certificate for Suitability.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_e12aa60d0569a572359d447486c8f0e8922eb37f9cef42965d790ad7f267781d/Wave%2520Pro%25201PM%2520Pro%25202PM%2520&%2520Shutter%2520AU%2520NZ%2520Certificate%2520for%2520Suitability.pdf.md?cb=6ce8eb202e47485e09cb9016d726bed4)
* [Shelly Wave Pro 2PM multilingual EU declaration of conformity 2025-08-21.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_5b04c4a5f2bec1af1f7bec5ad5459a5ec675d4c68b465e90d7e838dec3c6ce3a/Shelly%2520Wave%2520Pro%25202PM%2520multilingual%2520EU%2520declaration%2520of%2520conformity%25202025-08-21.pdf.md)
* [Wave Pro 2PM UK PSTI ACT Statement of compliance.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_459314f70e8840dd3f022d5583f8f6b7ec451c167a8c3989101768931e8523a2/Wave%2520Pro%25202PM%2520UK%2520PSTI%2520ACT%2520Statement%2520of%2520compliance.pdf.md?cb=151b4df455a7e944839f074cdbc3bd6c)
* [Wave Pro 1PM Pro 2PM \& Shutter AU NZ Certificate for Suitability.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_e12aa60d0569a572359d447486c8f0e8922eb37f9cef42965d790ad7f267781d/Wave%2520Pro%25201PM%2520Pro%25202PM%2520&%2520Shutter%2520AU%2520NZ%2520Certificate%2520for%2520Suitability.pdf.md?cb=6ce8eb202e47485e09cb9016d726bed4)
* [Shelly Wave Pro 3 multilingual EU declaration of conformity 2025-07-30.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_6f0e276aa71dbdfd0ab234e727755f600978433fab5270437695dd29833f8c77/Shelly%2520Wave%2520Pro%25203%2520multilingual%2520EU%2520declaration%2520of%2520conformity%25202025-07-30.pdf.md)
* [Wave Pro 3 UK PSTI ACT Statement of compliance.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_c59348cbf5800d99e2336541b409d72388872d913fea222c84c2d9fa1dbf1a5c/Wave%2520Pro%25203%2520UK%2520PSTI%2520ACT%2520Statement%2520of%2520compliance.pdf.md?cb=df0b7fb3a0101dbde669ba377936576f)
* [Wave Pro 3 AU NZ Certificate for Suitability.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_7c995a80f4aade51e51a802ad74c685e29cd2cbaf6a9f7461fd66c55a803176f/Wave%2520Pro%25203%2520AU%2520NZ%2520Certificate%2520for%2520Suitability.pdf.md?cb=7ad6b153094bb77e1d4c671e7812ecc1)
* [Wave Pro Shutter multilingual EU declaration of conformity 2025-07-23.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_50b6fd5897d062e20cccb6ac14de305951a70ae65c5d845b367f01e644f941b9/Wave%2520Pro%2520Shutter%2520multilingual%2520EU%2520declaration%2520of%2520conformity%25202025-07-23.pdf.md?cb=414b3a13a43560efcde6628892660537)
* [Wave Pro Shutter UK PSTI ACT Statement of compliance.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_2211364364d1fa4ddb60ddffe34b90e107176149683ca1da5d7a562393986202/Wave%2520Pro%2520Shutter%2520UK%2520PSTI%2520ACT%2520Statement%2520of%2520compliance.pdf.md?cb=f19b7d9481e7f8f4cf28bea2787eaab1)
* [Wave Pro 1PM Pro 2PM \& Shutter AU NZ Certificate for Suitability.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_e12aa60d0569a572359d447486c8f0e8922eb37f9cef42965d790ad7f267781d/Wave%2520Pro%25201PM%2520Pro%25202PM%2520&%2520Shutter%2520AU%2520NZ%2520Certificate%2520for%2520Suitability.pdf.md?cb=6ce8eb202e47485e09cb9016d726bed4)
* [Wave Pro Dimmer 1PM multilingual EU declaration of conformity 2025-07-22.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_adddf604454e80d8996982d2afb269ba00b61bbeb5370c6170570ab44d259e4a/Wave%2520Pro%2520Dimmer%25201PM%2520multilingual%2520EU%2520declaration%2520of%2520conformity%25202025-07-22.pdf.md?cb=33fe532c401b511fa21b6aef26c30e65)
* [Wave Pro Dimmer 1PM UK PSTI ACT Statement of compliance.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_2ac22b6083e5656b3b55edbc8d8b443062e3e86bb933c83e803f0582fed627a0/Wave%2520Pro%2520Dimmer%25201PM%2520UK%2520PSTI%2520ACT%2520Statement%2520of%2520compliance.pdf.md?cb=ab69a9f2e2138df6f0fce2258299f4cf)
* [Wave Pro Dimmer 1PM \& 2PM AU NZ Certificate for Suitability.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_b173ddf30007dc720c3300eac5428aa2badd660544877f936f5ec92578d29c0e/Wave%2520Pro%2520Dimmer%25201PM%2520&%25202PM%2520AU%2520NZ%2520Certificate%2520for%2520Suitability.pdf.md?cb=65216b5bba5622844d3079e7551f10e0)
* [Wave Pro Dimmer 2PM multilingual EU declaration of conformity 2025-07-22.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_5618b1810c21844b2847b5b69ae7c46a10e34302265436170425e66a6e83d837/Wave%2520Pro%2520Dimmer%25202PM%2520multilingual%2520EU%2520declaration%2520of%2520conformity%25202025-07-22.pdf.md?cb=a72092f7872e477cb144b188adeb7b1b)
* [Wave Pro Dimmer 1PM \& 2PM AU NZ Certificate for Suitability.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_b173ddf30007dc720c3300eac5428aa2badd660544877f936f5ec92578d29c0e/Wave%2520Pro%2520Dimmer%25201PM%2520&%25202PM%2520AU%2520NZ%2520Certificate%2520for%2520Suitability.pdf.md?cb=65216b5bba5622844d3079e7551f10e0)
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## Locks
* [Shelly Loqed Power Kit multilingual EU declaration of conformity.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_02ff053390b35380e345395b510d7a9d08f4034f2fe6eba7749a898a911b9f09/Shelly%2520Loqed%2520Power%2520Kit%2520multilingual%2520EU%2520declaration%2520of%2520conformity.pdf.md)
* [LOQED Touch Display multilingual EU declaration of conformity.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_04f9bf24e6be55dd5116350851f165f3396c877daec677016c9caaa1f431124a/LOQED%2520Touch%2520Display%2520multilingual%2520EU%2520declaration%2520of%2520conformity.pdf.md)
* [LOQED Motor Module multilingual EU declaration of conformity.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_12c0dcb00ce8b80bd34a37666a2a167bd8f083aac27af0daeb3f26fdfab2aab5/LOQED%2520Motor%2520Module%2520multilingual%2520EU%2520declaration%2520of%2520conformity.pdf.md)
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## Amazon compliant devices
* [Shelly AZ Plug multilingual EU declaration of conformity 2025-07-25.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_dffecdb74d8502d51d288e03949394bfd352b8ad849246214f727424414bb68c/Shelly%2520AZ%2520Plug%2520multilingual%2520EU%2520declaration%2520of%2520conformity%25202025-07-25.pdf.md)
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## Accessories
* [Shelly Decoupler multilingual EU declaration of conformity.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_32f559767b638a9852ab517f213230b47533ff8e7da13b3af93fb7f0a8cb6bbf/Shelly%2520Decoupler%2520multilingual%2520EU%2520declaration%2520of%2520conformity.pdf.md)
* [Shelly LAN Switch multilingual EU declaration of conformity 2025-07-22.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_4e254c4b83d5d05702902141e17baa3a878ca9ad43bafadd5aeca8bd30659080/Shelly%2520LAN%2520Switch%2520multilingual%2520EU%2520declaration%2520of%2520conformity%25202025-07-22.pdf.md?cb=afba0483eb7d4584a2ea6b4be73ac165)
* [Shelly LAN Switch AU NZ Certificate for Suitability.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_0f488927747c158ee847c388e829960de4edb3cf1a799dda3c94a2963ddcd9f2/Shelly%2520LAN%2520Switch%2520AU%2520NZ%2520Certificate%2520for%2520Suitability.pdf.md?cb=dfb92e772ca364e99b7254172132833c)
* [Shelly LAN Switch UK PSTI ACT Statement of compliance.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_f802a29ac11d98b7bd6df4a7bd9ab569696a82ced5939a5ced302e54cbe9a21a/Shelly%2520LAN%2520Switch%2520UK%2520PSTI%2520ACT%2520Statement%2520of%2520compliance.pdf.md?cb=cf2ece355aa7fcc3526807a7f1af5f07)
* [Shelly Wall Switch multilingual EU declaration of conformity.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_86d1b55c1e481547b08e648de97945234ade53d20485b6512f77b7eb0ac02b18/Shelly%2520Wall%2520Switch%2520multilingual%2520EU%2520declaration%2520of%2520conformity.pdf.md)
* [Shelly Bypass for 1L-2L Gen3 multilingual EU Declaration of Conformity.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_47ab2088020b479c574e74f7503fbad340eced87bc55f6737aec0d6be50172eb/Shelly%2520Bypass%2520for%25201L-2L%2520Gen3%2520multilingual%2520EU%2520Declaration%2520of%2520Conformity.pdf.md)
* [Shelly Bypass for Dimmer multilingual EU declaration of conformity.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_fc9134d510a243d9a2c2100f3c152160eb3af4cda3840c729026d17938d851e3/Shelly%2520Bypass%2520for%2520Dimmer%2520multilingual%2520EU%2520declaration%2520of%2520conformity.pdf.md)
* [Shelly Temp. Sensor DS18B20 multilingual EU declaration of conformity 2025-11-19.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_703304979123742601c097cc6d119092706f2735a21fd00101b8ffdc5fafd35e/Shelly%2520Temp.%2520Sensor%2520DS18B20%2520multilingual%2520EU%2520declaration%2520of%2520conformity%25202025-11-19.pdf.md)
* [Shelly Wall Display Stand multilingual EU declaration of conformity.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_b69bfbf7ce8be6bd959335f4587141bfd3545396fbcbf884f6201050746e82cc/Shelly%2520Wall%2520Display%2520Stand%2520multilingual%2520EU%2520declaration%2520of%2520conformity.pdf.md?cb=c0e0e9f56666bc9d3447426c785fb82b)
* [Shelly USB Charger for Shelly Wall Display Stand multilingual EU declaration of conformity.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_33fcd6c58ae3bec2aa1b5b01f580df1b27f6a8affe7160631a8ffc08d99c8f9b/Shelly%2520USB%2520Charger%2520for%2520Shelly%2520Wall%2520Display%2520Stand%2520multilingual%2520EU%2520declaration%2520of%2520conformity.pdf.md?cb=17005caa10a0f4e8ab701b6c181d2e29)
* [Socket for Wall Display Stand multilingual EU declaration of conformity.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_fc357df1b38688c2484dfc756b72a9e9d1fdca0414a43cadc613c7a405cf3c10/Socket%2520for%2520Wall%2520Display%2520Stand%2520multilingual%2520EU%2520declaration%2520of%2520conformity.pdf.md)
* [RC Snubber multilingual EU declaration of conformity.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_a1ab9157baa389c107d4264f78ea2745b1e3f8d0a9a0ee4a9408777e323edd28/RC%2520Snubber%2520multilingual%2520EU%2520declaration%2520of%2520conformity.pdf.md)
* [Shelly Splitter 1 to 5 - 3.5mm jack multilingual EU declaration of conformity 248 2025-12-08.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_0c91d415dab93e2fd2d6bbd8c6f2a04bde5122219330503409a530d31c4a1e3a/Shelly%2520Splitter%25201%2520to%25205%2520-%25203.5mm%2520jack%2520multilingual%2520EU%2520declaration%2520of%2520conformity%2520248%25202025-12-08.pdf.md?cb=87c84a6cdb58a38460fca6e924f073f8)
* [Shelly Splitter 1 to 5 - 3.5mm jack UKCA declaration of conformity 3032 2025-12-08.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_8b016c300bac66302eedcece229303512d8122063759f742e70eb8e67214d6fc/Shelly%2520Splitter%25201%2520to%25205%2520-%25203.5mm%2520jack%2520UKCA%2520declaration%2520of%2520conformity%25203032%25202025-12-08.pdf.md?cb=f66fc39975938d169495a9415792cb43)
* [Shelly 5-Terminal Add-on multilingual EU declaration of conformity 249 2025-12-08.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_3b6e6b01a842379d41caee4ee06ee4e31c411c40822acb22252e4660aa12c85d/Shelly%25205-Terminal%2520Add-on%2520multilingual%2520EU%2520declaration%2520of%2520conformity%2520249%25202025-12-08.pdf.md?cb=9e545cfccf61a210afacdeccbf4b0d49)
* [Shelly 5-Terminal Add-on UKCA declaration of conformity 3032 2025-12-08.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_27433341220c63c4c8ed049611d1685ca0d6d50b0ca2d196ae10d0cccabba224/Shelly%25205-Terminal%2520Add-on%2520UKCA%2520declaration%2520of%2520conformity%25203032%25202025-12-08.pdf.md?cb=7ae998a83cfde97cf6e24651346c886d)
* [Shelly SSR Add-on UKCA declaration of conformity 3032 2025-12-08.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_cca83c9ff8cbf0138221c0f1becac5cddd62cd45241662d4cbe97ebc647e771b/Shelly%2520SSR%2520Add-on%2520UKCA%2520declaration%2520of%2520conformity%25203032%25202025-12-08.pdf.md?cb=1db7f6ad498fb6a9d2a6adca2a57947f)
* [Shelly SSR Add-on multilingual EU declaration of conformity 250 2025-12-08.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_52dc755ef22dbadadbce6b3db2783229610ba167b93ef3505f0d10f2e8af32c8/Shelly%2520SSR%2520Add-on%2520multilingual%2520EU%2520declaration%2520of%2520conformity%2520250%25202025-12-08.pdf.md?cb=874c62fee01af4fd388eadb997429963)
* [Shelly Analog 0 - 30V Add-on UKCA declaration of conformity 3032 2025-12-08.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_8751aae9df69d230c0c8594edf95f3003a61c9e69b8ed08c36546ce1fe988402/Shelly%2520Analog%25200%2520-%252030V%2520Add-on%2520UKCA%2520declaration%2520of%2520conformity%25203032%25202025-12-08.pdf.md?cb=d99fab392822fae5e7d0403121d32bd4)
* [Shelly Analog 0 - 30V Add-on multilingual EU declaration of conformity 251 2025-12-08.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_51538c43fc6c4dd704f894bef4af05860aa373ebce53c6187b11dbe2af94f9d5/Shelly%2520Analog%25200%2520-%252030V%2520Add-on%2520multilingual%2520EU%2520declaration%2520of%2520conformity%2520251%25202025-12-08.pdf.md?cb=08596879b951534d74eabd73bb86f11a)
* [Shelly Temp. Sensor DS18B20 multilingual EU declaration of conformity 2025-12-08.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_0b858960ae0d4a412abd837674417d4b53f58b6dcac45c0affdd1bff8978c29c/Shelly%2520Temp.%2520Sensor%2520DS18B20%2520multilingual%2520EU%2520declaration%2520of%2520conformity%25202025-12-08.pdf.md?cb=549863ad512065a55f2ebb0b78eaf9fb)
* [Shelly Temp. Sensor DS18B20 UKCA declaration of conformity 2025-12-08.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_ad8f629645bb4734eb0a539724647eeffb16b675661d2c9de627bd742eb36a97/Shelly%2520Temp.%2520Sensor%2520DS18B20%2520UKCA%2520declaration%2520of%2520conformity%25202025-12-08.pdf.md?cb=7db8175e742b2e878248befaa8f01143)
* [Shelly Cable Bracket multilingual EU declaration of conformity 260 2026-01-21.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_ca2fbceb764d0e5c2cc0be578829599b0a11aeaa427081f37358ca55de15c9e5/Shelly%2520Cable%2520Bracket%2520multilingual%2520EU%2520declaration%2520of%2520conformity%2520260%25202026-01-21.pdf.md?cb=f4fca16cc3d72363197211e215c6646f)
* [Shelly Cable Bracket UKCA declaration of conformity 260 2026-01-21.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_fce056feef19f01542b256e066a19a57a6b326521fb4b425ef931b1253583ba4/Shelly%2520Cable%2520Bracket%2520UKCA%2520declaration%2520of%2520conformity%2520260%25202026-01-21.pdf.md?cb=67cedf6271e420e25543ebbc3c5cb7f5)
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## Add-on
* [Shelly Button Add-on multilingual EU declaration of conformity.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_203b07360b1c7e903906f6b16c73c40e9435817ca4e9a863745354a50fef661d/Shelly%2520Button%2520Add-on%2520multilingual%2520EU%2520declaration%2520of%2520conformity.pdf.md?cb=93fda08c502c035618a137f57ef5208b)
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## DALI
* [Shelly DALI Dimmer Gen3 multilingual EU declaration of conformity 2025-07-22.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_cf0caf98417a5b3a65a2252750641ce26d8471710f93b9afbe08816dd5ea25fb/Shelly%2520DALI%2520Dimmer%2520Gen3%2520multilingual%2520EU%2520declaration%2520of%2520conformity%25202025-07-22.pdf.md?cb=263fd47db9182122a4c60121621d0f81)
* [Shelly DALI Dimmer Gen3 AU NZ Certificate for Suitability.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_518fcc2770947126a8b48bbd8d361f1b7775035263d2970d68086669c3b5425d/Shelly%2520DALI%2520Dimmer%2520Gen3%2520AU%2520NZ%2520Certificate%2520for%2520Suitability.pdf.md?cb=48ed6382b85f69f4d3b3b8e1f4acaa79)
* [Shelly DALI Dimmer Gen3 UK PSTI ACT Statement of compliance.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_d77599c1eed7dd368085a3ccb995d3af2585936d27c4645c0d252d28fdeabb3e/Shelly%2520DALI%2520Dimmer%2520Gen3%2520UK%2520PSTI%2520ACT%2520Statement%2520of%2520compliance.pdf.md?cb=930572adab0507bb29284fec74dbc5fd)
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## LoRa
* [Shelly LoRa add-on multilingual EU declaration of conformity2025-07-23.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_fa77d2ea5190b675bf25cdc8c8fb9493292ee9e3b7a5f52bff992a6b947bf1e5/Shelly%2520LoRa%2520add-on%2520multilingual%2520EU%2520declaration%2520of%2520conformity2025-07-23.pdf.md?cb=5fc27c0910ac156acd7dac6e81883351)
* [Shelly LoRa Add-on UK PSTI ACT Statement of compliance.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_d9d8d24ed510ca398b192ffa06db3b97a119237fc001d0bd94a5e2abb47acefb/Shelly%2520LoRa%2520Add-on%2520UK%2520PSTI%2520ACT%2520Statement%2520of%2520compliance.pdf.md?cb=2fcb91812e06baa48c5f1b99e709dab4)
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## Powered by Shelly
* [Smart Sprinkler Controller FK-06X multilingual EU Declaration of Conformity.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_91a6f18d5436149ba2da8de5734c6443ac3148eb977c34d20f1ec1d2ad592107/Smart%2520Sprinkler%2520Controller%2520FK-06X%2520multilingual%2520EU%2520Declaration%2520of%2520Conformity.pdf.md)
* [Ogemray SW40 PbS multilingual EU Declaration of Conformity.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_3cd5980ea243a68678c81a43e0d542bed1ff9fd73d0440f06464a867ed5b3958/Ogemray%2520SW40%2520PbS%2520multilingual%2520EU%2520Declaration%2520of%2520Conformity.pdf.md)
* [Smart water valve FK-V02 multilingual EU Declaration of Conformity.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_d7376de93df7991b92a1af76eede41eb3a55744b9a5adacda26a576ab2ec55e2/Smart%2520water%2520valve%2520FK-V02%2520multilingual%2520EU%2520Declaration%2520of%2520Conformity.pdf.md)
* [EVE01-11R multilingual EU declaration of conformity.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_f79871606d965f9205012fb61b40e1e48c52469631a7c4348a5f8171cb93f52a/EVE01-11R%2520multilingual%2520EU%2520declaration%2520of%2520conformity.pdf.md)
* [Ecowitt WS90 multilingual EU declaration of conformity.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_6b13da9516c5e0c9a00d3c44a7e54b09444ab1b228fb6223567660e5b1a00fcc/Ecowitt%2520WS90%2520multilingual%2520EU%2520declaration%2520of%2520conformity.pdf.md)
* [ST802-B multilingual EU declaration of conformity.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_f3b5271fb60a99a49b115b264f623806e5702f9c5831babc9b8056a98987fae5/ST802-B%2520multilingual%2520EU%2520declaration%2520of%2520conformity.pdf.md)
* [ST1820-W multilingual EU declaration of conformity.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_879d87f88ecf6ccb062edf8c6801ebaaf24169163fe41fde44ac11e28270f955/ST1820-W%2520multilingual%2520EU%2520declaration%2520of%2520conformity.pdf.md)
* [NEO smart water valve multilingual EU declaration of conformity.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_bfa34133d78f98703b446960b4dda0b776245d4c98888c81d77b1fcd67e669d0/NEO%2520smart%2520water%2520valve%2520multilingual%2520EU%2520declaration%2520of%2520conformity.pdf.md)
* [The Pill by Shelly multilingual EU declaration of conformity 253 2025-12-11.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_2404f78826ba8956911ab07b7ea018276359967e392baa50512a22c7333e7a6a/The%2520Pill%2520by%2520Shelly%2520multilingual%2520EU%2520declaration%2520of%2520conformity%2520253%25202025-12-11.pdf.md?cb=11d19d67f2d34016547baa9601299553)
* [The Pill by Shelly UK PSTI ACT statement of compliance 253 2025-12-11.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_9eaf607ed344ff2965cc2f51d0a88390078e160d70ccfb502ca25b0cf521e9ec/The%2520Pill%2520by%2520Shelly%2520UK%2520PSTI%2520ACT%2520statement%2520of%2520compliance%2520253%25202025-12-11.pdf.md?cb=78c7ff0e027c97a860a4074920c9eac5)
* [The Pill by Shelly UKCA declaration of conformity 253 2025-12-11.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_888d03cdcc3fadf579ae19608cf4c7d3a81b628bccc4fe27eb7a81c652105f45/The%2520Pill%2520by%2520Shelly%2520UKCA%2520declaration%2520of%2520conformity%2520253%25202025-12-11.pdf.md?cb=78518647f4303ce12cdeb896dab9bac0)
* [YH002-A multilingual EU declaration of conformity.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_1ec0ab6bff4a6c6a3e363bf4752fb2af9f5a5e5733e8d52604ee79919ee7b112/YH002-A%2520multilingual%2520EU%2520declaration%2520of%2520conformity.pdf.md?cb=9958da15769d7bf061b093f4a7df4820)
* [RAEX MP46 multilingual EU Declaration of Conformity.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_9a98e4c1c483c6bf1389e2c1b3bed669e59999716b3807359521bd3191eb0710/RAEX%2520MP46%2520multilingual%2520EU%2520Declaration%2520of%2520Conformity.pdf.md?cb=ee628c09a0dcdd8bd008f83fe480ca31)
* [RAEX P35 multilingual EU Declaration of Conformity.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_a1a32ea869a3c945c79db1d587b60b83f5fe537b8ef3bb9442278bca6851b1b5/RAEX%2520P35%2520multilingual%2520EU%2520Declaration%2520of%2520Conformity.pdf.md?cb=df50368b5836bb22cfa9a70ab2a96c71)
* [AED12J-1201000VDEO8 multilingual EU declaration of conformity.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_2eeb93f22dc7a6cc860d0b6e86ee542af5895c85f449b0fb6d3333d090f85337/AED12J-1201000VDEO8%2520multilingual%2520EU%2520declaration%2520of%2520conformity.pdf.md?cb=f31882d8b46a9ef2aeaedb8c6e260ab7)
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## Packs and bundles
* [Shelly Smart Security Bundle_Smart Security Bundle XL UK PSTI ACT Statement of compliance.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_8a881a1f2c552c555134290cc2bfec9b5aa994dee5ac0928c67e0a6abf396cb2/Shelly%2520Smart%2520Security%2520Bundle_Smart%2520Security%2520Bundle%2520XL%2520UK%2520PSTI%2520ACT%2520Statement%2520of%2520compliance.pdf.md?cb=84ff111f414bd49b1ace306773e5daf0)
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language: "en"
---
# Device Inclusion - Shelly BLU Button 1
## Add a New Device
If you have just created your account, you will be directed to the Dashboard page. You will be prompted to add a new device by clicking the `Add Device` button. Another way to add a new device is by clicking the `+` plus button on the far right of the bottom navigation bar, and then click the `+ Add a New Device` button.
Follow these steps to add a new device:
* **Inclusion type:** Select how you want to add your device. Shelly BLU Button 1 can only be added via Bluetooth. Choose the *Add Via Bluetooth* option to add your Shelly BLU Button 1 device*.* Click the `Next` button.
* ***Bluetooth Scan*** : Select the device you want to include. Click the dropdown menu and choose from: *New devices / My devices / All devices* . If necessary, search for the desired Shelly Device using the search menu. Then select the Shelly BLU Button 1 device you wish to add from the listed devices. Click the `Next` button.
* **Add device:** You will be prompted to click the button on the Shelly BLU Button 1 device. Once you have clicked the button of the Device, follow these steps:
* Device name: Type in the device name.
* Select picture: You can upload a picture or choose a default picture.
* Uploaded pictures: Click the `+` plus button to add an image for your Shelly Device. Choose a photo from your library or files, or to take a photo of your Shelly Device.
* Default pictures: Select a picture for your Shelly Device from the provided default picture.
* Click the `Next` button.
* Bluetooth Gateways: Bluetooth devices require Shelly Plus or Pro devices to act as bluetooth gateways to the cloud. Select the Shelly Device from the listed devices. If necessary, use the search bar to search for the desired Shelly Device. Then, select the Shelly Device you wish to add from the listed devices. Click the `Next` button.
* Select Room: Select, search for, or add a new room to which to add your Shelly Device.
* New Room: Click the `+ Add Room` button to add a new room. If you select this options, input the name of the new room. Choose to upload a picture or choose a default picture for this room. Click the `Save` button to save this new room.
* Once you have selected your room, click the `Save` button to add this device to your account.
---
language: "en"
---
# Device Inclusion - Shelly BLU Button Door/Window
## Add a New Device
If you have just created your account, you will be directed to the Dashboard page. You will be prompted to add a new device by clicking the `Add Device` button. Another way to add a new device is by clicking the `+` plus button on the far right of the bottom navigation bar, and then click the `+ Add a New Device` button.
Follow these steps to add a new device:
* **Inclusion type:** Select how you want to add your device. Shelly BLU Door/Window can only be added via Bluetooth. Choose the *Add Via Bluetooth* option to add your Shelly BLU Door/Window device*.* Click the `Next` button.
* ***Bluetooth Scan*** : Select the device you want to include. Click the dropdown menu and choose from: *New devices / My devices / All devices* . If necessary, search for the desired Shelly Device using the search menu. Then select the Shelly BLU Door/Window device you wish to add from the listed devices. Click the `Next` button.
* **Add device:** You will be prompted to click the button on the Shelly BLU Door/Window device. Once you have clicked the button of the Device, follow these steps:
* Device name: Type in the device name.
* Select picture: You can upload a picture or choose a default picture.
* Uploaded pictures: Click the `+` plus button to add an image for your Shelly Device. Choose a photo from your library or files, or to take a photo of your Shelly Device.
* Default pictures: Select a picture for your Shelly Device from the provided default picture.
* Click the `Next` button.
* Bluetooth Gateways: Bluetooth devices require Shelly Plus or Pro devices to act as bluetooth gateways to the cloud. Select the Shelly Device from the listed devices. If necessary, use the search bar to search for the desired Shelly Device. Then, select the Shelly Device you wish to add from the listed devices. Click the `Next` button.
* Select Room: Select, search for, or add a new room to which to add your Shelly Device.
* New Room: Click the `+ Add Room` button to add a new room. If you select this options, input the name of the new room. Choose to upload a picture or choose a default picture for this room. Click the `Save` button to save this new room.
* Once you have selected your room, click the `Save` button to add this device to your account.
---
language: "en"
---
# Device Inclusion - Shelly BLU Motion
## Add a New Device
Before adding the Shelly BLU Motion device to your account, remove the back cover of the Device in order to access the control button. This button is located behind the back cover of the Shelly Device. In order to remove the back cover, insert a 3 to 5 mm flat blade screwdriver into the slot, and carefully turn the screwdriver to pop open the back cover of the the Device.
If you have just created your account, you will be directed to the Dashboard page. You will be prompted to add a new device by clicking the `Add Device` button. Another way to add a new device is by clicking the `+` plus button on the far right of the bottom navigation bar, and then clicking the `+ Add a New Device` button.
Follow these steps to add a new device:
* **Inclusion type:** Shelly BLU Motion can only be added via Bluetooth. Choose the *Add Via Bluetooth* option to add your Shelly BLU Motion device*.* Click the `Next` button.
* ***Bluetooth Scan*** : Select the device you want to include. Click the dropdown menu and choose from: *New devices / My devices / All devices* . If necessary, search for the desired Shelly Device using the search menu. Then, select the Shelly BLU Motion device you wish to add from the listed devices. Click the `Next` button.
* **Add device:** You will be prompted to click the control button on the Shelly BLU Motion device. Once you have clicked the button of the Device, follow these steps:
* Device name: Type in the device name.
* Select picture: You can upload a picture or choose a default picture.
* Uploaded pictures: Click the `+` plus button to add an image for your Shelly Device. Choose a photo from your library or files, or to take a photo of your Shelly Device.
* Default pictures: Select a picture for your Shelly Device from the provided default picture.
* Click the `Next` button.
* Bluetooth Gateways: Bluetooth devices require Shelly Plus or Pro devices to act as bluetooth gateways to the cloud. Select the Shelly Device from the listed devices. If necessary, use the search bar to search for the desired Shelly Device. Then, select the Shelly Device you wish to add from the listed devices. Click the `Next` button.
* Select Room: Select, search for, or add a new room to which to add your Shelly Device.
* New Room: Click the `+ Add Room` button to add a new room. If you select this options, input the name of the new room. Choose to upload a picture or choose a default picture for this room. Click the `Save` button to save this new room.
* Once you have selected your room, click the `Save` button to add this device to your account.
---
language: "en"
---
# Devices
Learn everything you need about Shelly devices -- features, applications and specifications.
[Shelly Gen1 devices](https://kb.shelly.cloud/knowledge-base/shelly-gen1-devices.md) [Shelly Plus devices](https://kb.shelly.cloud/knowledge-base/shelly-plus-devices.md) [Shelly Gen3 devices](https://kb.shelly.cloud/knowledge-base/shelly-gen3-devices.md) [Shelly Gen4 devices](https://kb.shelly.cloud/knowledge-base/shelly-gen4-devices.md) [Shelly Mini Gen4 devices](https://kb.shelly.cloud/knowledge-base/shelly-mini-gen4-devices.md) [Shelly Pro devices](https://kb.shelly.cloud/knowledge-base/shelly-pro-devices.md) [Shelly BLE devices](https://kb.shelly.cloud/knowledge-base/shelly-ble-devices.md) [Shelly Android devices](https://kb.shelly.cloud/knowledge-base/shelly-control-panels.md) [Shelly Wave devices](https://kb.shelly.cloud/knowledge-base/shelly-wave-devices.md) [Shelly Qubino Wave devices](https://kb.shelly.cloud/knowledge-base/shelly-qubino-wave-devices.md) [Accessories](https://kb.shelly.cloud/knowledge-base/accessories.md) [Amazon-compatible devices](https://kb.shelly.cloud/knowledge-base/amazon-compatible-devices.md) [Add-ons](https://kb.shelly.cloud/knowledge-base/add-ons.md) [By Shelly](https://kb.shelly.cloud/knowledge-base/by-shelly.md) [Shelly X](https://kb.shelly.cloud/knowledge-base/shelly-x.md)
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language: "en"
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# Dimmers
| **Shelly device (Connected product)** | **EAN** |
|---------------------------------------|---------------|
| Shelly Plus 0-10V Dimmer | 3800235267707 |
| Shelly Dali Dimmer Gen3 | 3800235261866 |
| Shelly Dimmer 0/1-10V PM Gen3 | 3800235261750 |
| Shelly Dimmer Gen3 | 3800238070526 |
| Shelly Pro Dimmer 1PM | 3800235268162 |
| Shelly Pro Dimmer 2PM | 3800235268179 |
| Shelly Pro 0/1-10V Dimmer PM | 3800235268209 |
| Shelly Pro RGBWW PM | 3800235268216 |
| Shelly Plus RGBW PM | 3800235265635 |
| Shelly Plus RGBW PM (Dual Pack) | 3800235267660 |
| Shelly Dimmer Gen4 | 3800238072353 |
| Shelly Dimmer Gen4 US | 3800238072360 |
## Data generated by the connected product
The connected product is capable of generating data continuously and in real time as follows:
* **Data type:**Status of outputs and inputs, source of last command, power, voltage and current measurements (for PM devices), energy consumption (for PM devices), internal device temperature, configuration of auto timers, configuration of overpower protections; events; device logs; WiFi AP \& STA status and configuration (IP, SSID, BSSID, RSSI); Ethernet status and configuration (IP, gateway, nameserver, netmask) (for Pro devices); Cloud, MQTT, BLE, Outbound Websocket status and configuration (server, SSL options); list of user webhooks; list of user schedules; system information (MAC, firmware version, available firmware updates, uptime, RAM \& FS size)
* **Data format:**JSON
* **Estimated amount of data:**Between 384KB and 1MB
## Information storage
The connected product is capable of storing data on a device or a remote server.
The intended storage period is:
* **On the device:** Infinite (until explicit reset request).
**On remote server:** 3 years for statistics, last state and other UI related - infinite (until device deletion)
## Data access and deletion
### Direct access via Shelly Smart Control
* Shelly Smart Control Web app [https://control.shelly.cloud](https://control.shelly.cloud/)
* Shelly Android/iOS App
### Direct access via integrated third party services
### Remote Server Access via API:
*
*
### On Device Access
* Built-in WebUI
* RPC API as described in
## Data deletion
### Data stored on the connected product
* Factory reset via built-in WebUI
* Factory reset via RPC call [https://shelly-api-docs.shelly.cloud/gen2/ComponentsAndServices/Shelly#shellyfactoryreset](https://shelly-api-docs.shelly.cloud/gen2/ComponentsAndServices/Shelly#shellyfactoryreset;)
* Factory reset via user-button interaction
* Factory reset via remote server access (Web, Android, iOS apps)
### Data stored on the Shelly Cloud
Deletion of data about Devices added in the Shelly Cloud can be deleted via the functionalities of the Shelly Smart Control. The terms of use can be called/viewed at .
Deletion of Device data in the Shelly Cloud does not delete any data stored on the Device itself.
## Quality of service
The quality service of the Application Programming Interfaces (e.g., reliability or speed) depends on device load and network conditions, typ. sub-100 ms response time from device direct APIs and sub-300 ms for remote server APIs.
[Shelly EU Data Act Dimmers download.pdf](https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/a_22d9a0dc8c55028974d4210921593a2d1e529c130c7f8db3d4dfd9caf05dd7d9/Shelly%2520EU%2520Data%2520Act%2520Dimmers%2520download.pdf.md?cb=9f9bdfea88138ef052e1be945cf55749)
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