Thanks, that sketch helped a lot!
It kinda works now, still have some issues with glowing LEDs and some flickering, but as far as I know that's more an LED bulb problem.
I have 4x 60W garage light LEDs installed, AND I installed the bypass just in case, shouldn't be necessary at all...
Thanks guys!
Without neutral, this diagram will also work with the 4-way switches:
https://shelly-forum.com/index.php?medi…ung-ohne-n-png/
The trick is to swap L and O wires and to connect the wire „to lights“ to terminal SW of Shelly 1L. Please observe the minimum load condition! Otherwise a Shelly bypass is needed.
Caution: This diagram is for use without neutral only!
Would you be able to use my drawing from the first post and draw the correct connections? I'm not sure if I understand that scheme correctly.
For Shelly 1 we have a Connection Diagramm-> 4-way-configuration:
The problem, however, is the missing neutral.
Do you have a junction box like in the 2-way connection?
No junction box, all wires behind walls and no neutral anywhere in the switch boxes. Old style house.
I did use a Shelly 1L with a 2 way switch in my house.
First and last switch are the same like in the 2 way configuration. But there are two 4 way switches inbetween.
And none of my switches are momentary switches, they're old style rocker switches.
I have 4 switches for a couple of lights in my garage. There's no neutral wire, so I guess I have to use Shelly 1L.
2 switches have 3 wires and 2 switches have 4 wires and are marked with a "4 way" sticker.
How do I connect a Shelly 1L ? I tried to use the same scheme as with a "2 way" configuration, but it didn't work.
Thanks for your help!
