Can the Shelly 2.5 be used as a 2-pole switch?

tophee

Hi!

Our outdoor lights and plugs are switched using 2-pole switches (DPST), i.e. both P and N are disconnected in off-state. So, unfortunately, using a Shelly 1 behind these would not be ideal because I would still have to use the "real" switch to disconnect neutral.

It's not a big deal, I guess, but I was wondering whether I could get a neater setup with the Shelly 2.5. Hence my question: can the second channel in the Shelly 2.5 be used to switch the neutral wire (and to do so at the same time as switching phase)?

Gast10

Hi,

Zitat von tophee

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.Hence my question: can the second channel in the Shelly 2.5 be used to switch the neutral wire (and to do so at the same time as switching phase)?

Sorry., but this is not possible. Shelly2.5 has only output of 230V (L). There is no way to switch the neutral wire.

Have a nice weekend.

Guzzi-Charlie

You could use 2 Shelly 1 in parallel (one for "L" and one for "N").

Nameless#Frog#18052

Hello...Shockingly, the transfers in the Shelly 2.5 are appraised at just 10 amps so they will be the feeble connection in common family wiring which is ordinarily 15 amps or 20 amps at the electrical switch. (for example smoke a Shelly as opposed to stumbling an electrical switch). It does, notwithstanding, execute a temperature sensor and this is accounted for back to the HS On/Off status gadget to report overtemperature warning for circumstances where the overcurrent circumstance happens all the more gradually and warms up the unit. Other than revealing it likewise turns the hand off naturally. It likewise does likewise on the off chance that it detects a current differential of in excess of 10 mama in the unbiased and line. This speaks to a spillage among impartial and earth grounds.

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SparkyMaster 6. November 2020 um 21:01