All About Shelly RGBW2

[@wwolfram33]

Very helpful. Thanks Rob!

[@richardrostecky189]

Does exist some possibility of connecting CCT led strip with the control channel (to control the temperature of white)?

[@Wildniswerke]

Would be great but I think there is one channel missing (if you are talking about rgbcct/rgbww), so no chance to update that with new software. But I think two tunable white would be possible if that is what you mean... As long as the Shelly Software allows it. Maybe we'll get an answer... That would be great

[@andyh8239]

Any option for two white channels (warm/cool) FiveSpect 5-in-1 LED Strip Lights

[@TwoBlackRings]

If I am using only 2 channels, how do I connect a momentary switch to each channel? Is this possible?

[@brianclayton2]

how might this work with an AC 3 way switch instead of a 2 pole

[@Wildniswerke]

Can i also use it for two Tunable white stripes when i connect one to w and b and second to g and r?

[@PRS-0317]

It would be FANTASTIC if the disclaimer about not working for individually addressable LED strips were ANYWHERE AT ALL in the sales literature or website. Instead it just says "Works with all LED strips". :-(

[@danielsingh7211]

I want to use an AC 230v light switch to control the lights . Where can I get the Adapter from ?

[@adogonasidecar1262]

good video

[@nikoaiello]

I have a white stripe with touch on/off integrate it, from the led stripe inonly have 2 cables (-) (+) how can i configure this? Thanks

[@adrie9236]

If I want to have a physical dimmer, can I use a potmeter or does it have to be pwm?

[@allan.adimoolah]

I bought this and it a black piece of wire that has a heat-shrunk hardware that is very small with a red and black wire at one end and 2 black wires at the other end... how does this connect and does it connect directly to 110v AC, the reason I am asking is because the wiring diagram has AC 110v connecting to the heat-shrunk hardware?

[@mauricioandrade5667]

With RGBW 2 you can configure lighting scenes where the same LED strips change color for each scene and if I use different RGBW circuits, can I group them into scenes with different colors for each LED strip...?

[@danielcourt7455]

do shelly have any SPI Addressable Controllers

[@shadow.banned]

I now have a PhD in electrical engineering.

[@Shelly_IoT]

Rob doesn't play around when it is time to teach!

[@JbVest]

​@@Shelly_IoT then can you PLEASE teach us how to use the RGBW2 to control CW WW with color temp? ive seen people do it but no tutorial on how to get it done

[@uro7219]

Can you combine shelly rgbw2 with the physical PIR and how to to bind?

[@GlenKroese]

I want to have the switch input act as an input signal instead of a master control. Is it possible to use the physical switch to act in this way? Nevermind, figured it out after rewatching the video (edge setting for button).

[@donameti9052]

It is necessary to connect all of the 4 LED single color strips or can it be use with two Cob LED 24v using only 2 channels?

[@ha_tinkerer1191]

You don’t need to use every channel.

[@danielpaulsen5945]

If you are replacing an existing light can you switch the mains input to the power supply?

[@andrewfidel2220]

No, the RGBW2 is DC only.

[@Dr.Stacker]

Your diagrams both in this presentation and schematics are fairly misleading in that you don't show how the DC supply is powered on the other end. Also is it not inefficient to have the dc supply permanently on?

[@Scheremet]

becomes a shelly controller for addressable leds ???

[@-willem]

Unfortunately not. Rob tells about it at 1:50

[@JordanHaisley]

I think it could be done if someone wrote firmware for it, almost all of the addressable strips use SPI interface.

[@sintor887]

Bitte passt auf, Shelly hat wegen "smoother dimming" die maximale helligkeit auf 90% reduziert! Das heisst das bei 100% einstellung am Shelly rg w2 trotzdem PWM auf 90% verwendet wird. Dies ist ab version 1.7 so. Leider kein downgrade mehr möglich und kein licht ohne PWM. Shelly Support nicht hilfreich. Selber messen. Bin draufgekommen weil mein LEDsteifen am labornetzteil 196W aufnahm, und am shelly auf 100% nurmehr 157W.

[@fredericomachado4116]

I was under the impression that you could dim the lights via the push switch

[@andrewfidel2220]

You can if using a momentary switch instead of a toggle switch, long press can then dim or brighten.

[@Dr.Stacker]

@@andrewfidel2220 Thats a crappy way of dimming, should atleast offer a 2 way centre off retractive

[@paulhimle]

… It’s Rob!!

[@dmrservicegsmconstanta990]

good bro

[@alifarhat300]

You should try supporting apple home kit and siri this way will increase your sales

[@Raj-yy7xx]

HomeAssistant is far better and open.

[@singhVarunVikram]

dude this is horrible as a youtube channel but good if you were taking a class. Instead of talking schematics, much more sense to ACTUALLY have a PHYSICAL DC supply and wire and DO as you go along so people can understand what you are saying. HOrrendous teaching and tutorial skills. Think about it like this, if a surgeon who is renowned for his skills on a living body, showed you body schematics and explained what vein/artery goes where and the handed you a scalpel to do actual surgery, won't that be astronomically stupid ?

[@Raj-yy7xx]

This really depends on your level of electrical knowledge. I thought it was a fantastic video, albeit I have intermediate electrical skill..the diagrams and usage cases were very clearly explained and much much better than the instructions that come with Shelly.