Shelly 2.5 gets pretty warm with 600W constant load

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  • Shelly 2.5 gets pretty warm with 700W constant load, 350W each channel.

    Does the heat come from the measuring shunt or from the "always on" relay?

    Should i bridge the relay since i do not really need it?

    I use it for monitoring the two solar micro-grid-tie inverter.

  • You’ve named both sources of heat! IMHO, a Shelly EM works much better (and cooler) in this scenario.

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  • >Shelly EM

    Yep, at more than double the price.

    A 300W solar grid tie inverter costs $50

    The split-core EM costs $35 per inverter, the 2.5 only $13

    Guess i will slaughter the 2.5, remove the relay's and solder in bridges.

    Alternatively we could convince the developers to pwm the relais. After full power to activate reduce power to 1/3 to keep them activated. I hope they have a flyback diode over the coil already? Just a firmware change, the esp8266 can do pwm nicely.

    Einmal editiert, zuletzt von PepeHome (28. Oktober 2021 um 12:48)