Toma de corriente Shelly

The Shelly sockets typically require a voltage range of 230V AC and have a maximum amperage of 16A. Ensure that the installation includes a neutral wire, as it is necessary for the proper operation of the device. The installation depth should conform to standard electrical boxes, allowing for secure mounting.

Shelly sockets are compatible with Home Assistant, MQTT, and REST API for seamless integration into your smart home. Additionally, they support voice commands through Amazon Alexa and Google Home. Configuration can typically be done through the Shelly app, which allows for easy management of devices and automation scenarios.

There are several types of Shelly sockets, including the Shelly Plug, Shelly 1PM, and Shelly 2.5. The Shelly Plug is designed for direct socket use with maximum load capabilities, while the Shelly 1PM allows for in-wall installation and monitoring of energy consumption. The Shelly 2.5 supports dual-channel control and is useful for managing multiple loads from a single device.

First, ensure that the socket is receiving power. Check the wiring connections and make sure the neutral wire is properly connected. Use the Shelly app to verify the device status and reboot the device if necessary. If issues persist, consider resetting the device to factory settings and reconfiguring it.

Yes, Shelly sockets can be automated to interact with other smart devices in your home. Using the Shelly app, you can set up scenes and schedules. Additionally, the MQTT and REST API compatibility allows for advanced automation scenarios with other devices within your smart home environment.