DIY 16-Channel 250+ Command Automation Remote with the Shelly i4

[@wernerventer5044]

Great idea, question on the common terminal of the shelly is there any mains voltage, I see it is labelled as L?

[@smartercircuits]

Yes, the L terminal is the mains hot. I wish it weren't, to be honest, but it is how the device was designed to work--I believe the idea being that it would be used with existing light switches or the like.

[@sourbrambles]

They do an i4 DC if you don't want to deal with Mains

[@florintrenca]

Hallo, Can you tell me how the Shelly Plus i4 will control the on/off in the relays board? Thanks.

[@smartercircuits]

In this video, I am using a radio frequency remote controlled relay board in place of switches or buttons for the i4 to pick up input. Elsewhere, I use Shelly 1PM relays to control circuits. You would need to write software or use a cloud app to integrate. For more details about this, please see the following video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/pKGQineAoZx4o5I

[@florintrenca]

@@smartercircuits Thanks!

[@nerfinator03]

Awesome!

[@smartercircuits]

Thank you very much! I like buttons.