Beiträge von mtweets

Thank you that info! I'll go for the recommended way :-).

What happens if you use the two N terminals for charging laptop, desk lamp, ... But you forget about the limit and start to use an electrical heater. Will the Shelly shut itself down or will it be dangerously?

Hello

The official wiring is as below, where one would think you need a wago 3 pins connector to connect the three N-wires.

But I wonder if the wiring below does the same. It wouldn't need any wago connector and so the wiring seems more easy to me.

thgoebel, German isn't a language that I'm familiar with and translation isn't alway "pixel perfect". You mean you have a similar setup? And that your Shelly 2.5 doesn't have any trouble to control a motor, although it consumes only a small amount of power?

Indeed, the smartphone isn't always available :-(, so I might add a push button switch in the future. There is no cabling from the ceiling to the wall, so I might use a Shelly BLU Button. But first I'll try to have the basics with a Shelly 2PM Gen3 working :-).

Thanks for the elaborate information about the 24V DC! Luckily I have the 230V AC version, but I might delve into the details thgoebel provided.

Hello

I'm into buying a fan that can be PWM controlled to have a smooth way of controlling the speed of the fan in the bathroom. I was thinking about this Ruck EM 150 EC 02. On that webpage the manual gave me the information below.

If I interpreted some Googles searches correctly, a Shelly Dimmer could control this PWM-fan? But I'm in doubt if I need a Shelly Dimmer Gen3 or a Shelly Dimmer 0/1-10V PM Gen3? The first one is more expensive than the second, but I don't notice big differences between the two.

I didn't buy any PWM bathroomfan yet, so if I would need another type of fan, that is still possible. Could also be another type than inline channel. But the "regular" bathroom fans mostly aren't PWM controlled as far as I see.

Hello

I have a skylight that can be opened by using a remote to control the motor. I can't control the motor by using a switch on the wall, but only by using a remote. Unfortunately that one broke down. Instead of buying a compatible (and expensive) new remote, I would like to use a Shelly to control the motor. That also opens new possibilities like opening the skylight when it is to hot.

The label of the motor says Ultraflex Control Systems - Rack 230 V AC - PN: 40211T - 230 Vac 50 Hz 23W IP 55. A Google search gave me https://ultraflexcontrolsystems.it/prodotto/rack-…on=rack-230-vac, where I found a Downloads-tab. The user manual gave me the electric connection below.

Could I control this 230VAC motor with a Shelly 2PM Gen 3? And if so, would the wiring beneath be a correct one?

Would it make a difference if the motor wasn't a 'Rack 230VAC', but the version 'Rack 24VDC'?