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Shelly 1 Mini Gen3 x2
Switch actuator
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The Shelly 2PM Gen4 are intended for motorised blinds. I have both types installed. The 2PM works perfectly for blinds.
According to my research, the description is accurate;
A heating actuator is a smart home relay/actuator that is specifically designed for, but not limited to, the automatic control of heating components.
The Gen 4 devices now also have the Zigbee wireless standard on board and are officially Matter certified. (i.e. Wifi, Bluetooth and Zigbee) A Blu H&T or Motion can simply transmit the temperature and humidity or movement to the Internet via a Gen3 or Gen4 device. The Shelly works as a Bluetooth bridge, so to speak. I would have to test whether you can get a Shelly to switch directly with a Motion without automation
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Hello robineicher
The main differences between "1PM Mini Gen3" (red) and "mini Gen3" (blue) are as follows:
- Both devices can switch a load.
- Red can measure the power consumption of the connected/switched device (PM = Power Meter) >> blue cannot.
- Red can only switch alternating current (110-240 VAC, 8A = max. 2000 watts).
- Blue can also do this (same as red 110-240 VAC, 8A = max. 2000 watts), but it can also switch a device that is to be operated with direct current (then the switching capacity is 30 VAC, 5A = max. 150 watts) >> and that is precisely why it needs the additional input.
Or explained differently: Red and blue are operated with the L/N connections on alternating current (this is the current that the Shelly itself needs to run). Red "loops" the AC current through from the L connection to the O connection (output). Blue does not do this, but is galvanically isolated internally. This means that only the current that is connected to the I connection (input) (either alternating current or direct current) is looped through to the O connection (output). You can find good diagrams and details on the Shelly page:
Red: https://kb.shelly.cloud/knowledge-...
Blue: https://kb.shelly.cloud/knowledge-...
According to our information, the 8A is correct for the amperage.
Former employee
2 years ago
Thank you very much for letting us know. We will be happy to pass this on internally to the relevant department and hope that this will be checked promptly.
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