@thenerdshow that is good to know that it will run on 120v. From what I understand a lot of these devices that are usually designed around a 220v-240v grid don't always work on the NA 120v grid.
There is a new NSPanel Pro 120 version with a larger screen. I am using it with HA and it has been great. The steps required to side load apps on it are a little bit more complicated, but you will only need to do this once, so it’s totally worth it. Once you have fully kiosk installed, don’t forget to disable the Use Wide Viewport option so you can enable the Initial Scale option and set it to 200%. I created a custom dashboard and it is awesome!
The Shelly display looks amazing and will definitely have to pick one up. I won't touch the Sonoff, I don't give money to companies who make it hard for open platforms like Home Assistant, it just reinforces their bad behavior. Also requiring to sign it into an app is already a hard pass for me. Give the Shelly Dev team some kind feedback about the bar at the bottom and maybe they can update it in the future. Great video!
You don't need ferrules on stranded wires in such clamps. This is only necessary, if the screw goes directly on the wires. In most of these clamps, there is already a small piece of metal that is pushed down by the screw and clamps the strands, not the screw directly. (I wrote this, when I saw the clamps of the shelly.)
Great video Alan. Thanks. Your video shows why I give my money to Shelly and not sonoff. I have removed all the Sonoff stuff from my house. The Aqara and Shelly gear make it easier to add capabilities to my HA based smart home.
I have the SONOFF NSPanel Pro and was able to display a HA dashboard WITHOUT all the steps described here. It was in a video from Smart Home Australia where he describes how to use the app that works with the panel (eWeLink) and you go to the area in the app where you set up web pages to view on the panel and simply enter the local IP of your HA. Then on the panel you go to where the web pages set up by the app are and tap on the icon for HA and login to HA and the dashboard appears. Granted after a power failure or an update to the panel you will have to manually get back to the HA page but it took literally 5 minutes or less to set it up and without the hassle of all those commands and sideloading of apps.
Unfortunately that bottom bar on the Shelly kills any hopes for use here. I'll keep my NS pro panels, and I'll add more of them. Had hope for Shelly, but glad I found out
I wish these panels were available in the US, especially the Shelly. The Sonoff used to be at a reasonable price but I can’t find it anymore (at a reasonable price,anyway).
I wonder how accurate these temperature and humidity sensors really are considering they’re running a full Android build on an enclosed box. Has anyone performed a review of them?
I would say, not very accurate. But they sell a bundle with a remote Temperature and Humidity sensor that you can pair to it to get more accurate results.
First off, I bought both my SONOFF NSPanel devices in the UK. They both have a relay to control lights the old-fashioned way. Yes, I did have to “hack” my panels. Yes, it is a pain to have to update the Blackymas blueprint and TFT with every update of ESP home. That being said, I find them to be themed better than the default home assistant panels. I can't compare responsiveness because I've not tried the Shelly, but the responsiveness is good enough for my living room.
@@HomeAutomationGuy i posted a comment and i think youtube ate it because it included a link. It's the difference between the NSPANEL and the NSPANEL PRO. I'm not sure what the PRO was in removing the switches? I guess more real estate?
Screen goes off after how ever many seconds you select on the sonoff, with sideloaded NSpanel tools you can control the proximity sensor o turn on with a wave too.
This is excatly what I have been looking for to have small table stop screens around my house. I like your desk mount. Any chances they are posted to a 3d print site?
I used one for the NS Panel Pro from printables.com, there are a bunch of options there and it worked fine for the Shelly too... after a bit of filing and sanding 🤣
Not sure why you went through the convoluted ADB route for the Sonoff, all you need to do is run Home Assistant from the web browser that is built in and a Home Assistant panel displays perfectly. The only difference is that the web browser route has a small back tool bar across the top, but this can be filled with a title, such as Bedroom Control or whatever you want. But it gets the Sonoff up and running as a Home Assistant panel with minimal fuss and no need to follow a long list of instructions.
This is what i did too. Only downside is rebooting doesnt launch the browser again. And no presence detection to turn on the screen u have to tap it. Am using them as zigbee routers too would you loose this with ADB? I do wonder if the response time of the browser is faster with the ADB route?
The performance is better using Fully Kiosk, and it boots up directly to the Home Assistant dashboard. You can use the presence detection to turn on and off the screen using the NS Panel Pro Tools or the options in Fully Kiosk.
Mine were too, and thankfully there was enough room in the wall to get them replaced when I got my smart switches installed. It wasn't cheap though, and some of them only juuuust fit.
Thanks you. Great video. 👏 Questions: In the UK, what is the minimum depth do you recommend for the back box? What depth are yours? What are the advantages/disadvantages of using a ethernet cable POE powered screen? Is it possible because of the electricity needed to power up the screen?
Yup. NS panel with recent firmware are not hackable. Nearly bricked mine, got stuck on logo. Had to do reset to get it unstuck. I spent 4 hours digging through stuff and decided to wait for someone to figure out how to hack them great again.
Both of those are just running HA in their browser, correct? What about running the HA app, which provides sensors that might be useful for some automations?
Yes, correct. They're running it in some sort of browser. The HA App can be sideloaded on the Sonoff with the adb install command quite easily, but I didn't see any value in adding all that overhead as I couldn't find a reason to use the sensors. Which sensors would you want to use and why? Maybe I can learn something!
@@jacek_790 having the Fully Kiosk and the Browser mod integrations installed you have everything you need to control the devices and make automations. There’s no need for the HA app.
@@HomeAutomationGuy I don't have anything in particular in mind, but I think there's a proximity sensor and a light sensor, both I imagine could be used in automations on a panel.
Which firmware you had on the nspanel pro? I just updated the os and the software to the latest and afraid it won’t be that easy to get access to the adb.
They may be nice for the houses which have paper/Sheetrock walls, but here most of the people have concrete walls. There you cannot open a giant hole and connect a wire to that. A Tablet like device with battery would also be nice..
Sadly it doesn't look like Shelly is offering the Wall Display in the US .. yet? The Sonoff NS Pro 120 is available and I may try on of those, but I've had reliability issues with the Sonoff products I have, so they would definitely be a less desirable solution.
@@HomeAutomationGuy now that's what I like to hear. I do agree that the shelly does seem the better device but I do like the openness of sonoff to act as a mini web kiosk. You could have it look at a homarr web page for all the stuff.
I have an NS Panel PRo and have it log in to my HA from the web browser and it works, displaying my phone view that I set up. None of the extra stuff needed but if it is turned off I do need to click on to the web page to load it.
im using second hand phones for my HA dashboards with fully kiosk and smart switch connected to it. Secon hand phones are much better compare to those panels quicker, faster, bigger and alway u can replace for new one
I've been looking at panels but the problem with all of them, including genetic smart pads, is obsolescence. Within a few years Home Assistant or it's add-ons or integrations will require a level of OS or browser that the panel no longer supports and then some features will no longer work. I have that issue now with the 10 year old wall-mounted mini iPad I've been using for my HVAC control and only recently converted to Home Assistant. Features like slide controls in the Home Assistant app don't respond at all and there are other annoying glitches that are not present on more recent devices. The only affordable solution I see is to limit the number of fixed panels and budget to replace them every 5 or 10 years and rely on personal smart phones for roaming control instead of fixed bedside/couchside panels.
It is still possible on nspanelpro, but you have guest delete files from the system partition as they (deliberately?!?) don't give you enough space now to side load.... Easy enough to delete some app files though and then you're good to go.
I had dismissed these are not particulary useful for me as I always have my phone with me, however I am thinking this might make a good alarm panel display using Alarmo for use at the front door..
If Unifi would just add the Connect display functionality to their Intercom Viewer, we'd have a nice POE powered display that could show a Lovelace dashboard, but they won't do it :(
Can you activate the shelly relay with the double click gesture when it is displaying the HA dashboard? How about dimming when not in use, is the panel always on or it turns on only when you go nearby?
The main reason I found is that power supply for tablet is usb so you would need to fit a usb adapter in the wall. Then you would also have the visible usb cable in the tablet with on the side of the tablet. If you get a fully enclosed wall mount, the bezels become too big. Also, it's not a seamless fit with a tablet compared to replacing a switch. You can just about find poe powered tablets but they are very low quality
Also it's not good to have tablets / phone charging 24/7. I used an old phone to run a music server and the battery ended up being so bloated it pushed the back panel off the phone. Of course this can be avoided by using a smart plug to only charge as needed, but then you've got a smart plug / charger / tablet rather than one device neatly fitted into the wall. Then again, those wall displays tend to need a neutral wire which light switches (at least in the UK) don't tend to have.
The information on their website is very limited. it apprears you do NOT have access to both the NO and NC contacts of the relay. They name the connections (besides "L" and "N" - "O" and "SW"
No, but you can put a battery powered switch on the other "side", and create an automation that changes the Shelly switch when you press the remote button.
The nspanelpro is definitely not the same price as Shelly... It's much cheaper!!! Had an Amazon link the other day for it at £79.... I got mine on eBay from Sonoff for£68.xx
I would love to know where you find a smart home electrician that knows how to wire in sonoff relays into light switches, I live in London and ever electrican I spoken to has no idea what I am talking about.
i appreciate shelly making it easier to use Home Assistant, however i have a question. Will the shelly device still work if it is completely blocked from the internet? If we continue running their firmware, i have concerns it is phoning home and i only need my devices to communicate with home assistant and nothing else.
Would appreciate a mention of the manufacturer’s country of origin for IoT devices. Sonoff is Chinese and will therefore never be part of my setup. Shelly appears to be Bulgarian, so they fall under EU law
Love how easy shelly makes it. Be nice if they gave an option for the bottom taskbar to minimise & to swipe up from the bottom if required.
Maybe if we hassle them enough with a feature request they'll do it
If they have a North American version with that feature, I'd purchase as soon as I knew it existed.
@@7MBoostedI live in NA. I just modified my wall box and made it work.
@thenerdshow that is good to know that it will run on 120v. From what I understand a lot of these devices that are usually designed around a 220v-240v grid don't always work on the NA 120v grid.
@@7MBoosted their website says 100-240v fyi. I bought mine from their website.
There is a new NSPanel Pro 120 version with a larger screen. I am using it with HA and it has been great. The steps required to side load apps on it are a little bit more complicated, but you will only need to do this once, so it’s totally worth it. Once you have fully kiosk installed, don’t forget to disable the Use Wide Viewport option so you can enable the Initial Scale option and set it to 200%. I created a custom dashboard and it is awesome!
I did see that! Great tip on the Wide ViewPort setting, thanks for sharing
@GAVilella what instructions did you follow?
@@danwhite2717 This video has the instructions. I followed another one, but it’s in Portuguese.
The Shelly display looks amazing and will definitely have to pick one up. I won't touch the Sonoff, I don't give money to companies who make it hard for open platforms like Home Assistant, it just reinforces their bad behavior. Also requiring to sign it into an app is already a hard pass for me. Give the Shelly Dev team some kind feedback about the bar at the bottom and maybe they can update it in the future. Great video!
Thank you for giving your recommendation at the beginning of the video!
I'm not here to waste anyones time 😉
Best HA channel on YT right here.
Thank you!
Pushing refresh and getting this as a morning present. Cheers!
Glad you enjoyed it
You don't need ferrules on stranded wires in such clamps. This is only necessary, if the screw goes directly on the wires. In most of these clamps, there is already a small piece of metal that is pushed down by the screw and clamps the strands, not the screw directly. (I wrote this, when I saw the clamps of the shelly.)
I recommend sideloading nspanel tools, really opens up what you can do with the sonoff
I actually did do that too, I just ran out of time to add it to the vide.
Please do an in-depth on the Shelly display. I have a few relays from them and would love to incorporate this into the HA world
Got 1 sonoff panel pro. It was indeed not easy to setup but its running stable for a couple of months now. Next time i will buy a shelly for sure.
I think they both have their place. But the Shelly is definitely awesome
Great video Alan. Thanks. Your video shows why I give my money to Shelly and not sonoff. I have removed all the Sonoff stuff from my house. The Aqara and Shelly gear make it easier to add capabilities to my HA based smart home.
I've got a few Sonoff Zigbee devices and they work great. But I'm happy to use those because I can pair them to my Zigbee coordinator
I have the SONOFF NSPanel Pro and was able to display a HA dashboard WITHOUT all the steps described here. It was in a video from Smart Home Australia where he describes how to use the app that works with the panel (eWeLink) and you go to the area in the app where you set up web pages to view on the panel and simply enter the local IP of your HA. Then on the panel you go to where the web pages set up by the app are and tap on the icon for HA and login to HA and the dashboard appears. Granted after a power failure or an update to the panel you will have to manually get back to the HA page but it took literally 5 minutes or less to set it up and without the hassle of all those commands and sideloading of apps.
Yep, that will work fine - but I don't like having all the Sonoff gunk on there and want it to load up into my dashboard straight away.
Nice job! Thanks! 🎉
Thanks for watching!
Unfortunately that bottom bar on the Shelly kills any hopes for use here. I'll keep my NS pro panels, and I'll add more of them. Had hope for Shelly, but glad I found out
I wish these panels were available in the US, especially the Shelly. The Sonoff used to be at a reasonable price but I can’t find it anymore (at a reasonable price,anyway).
That's a shame - maybe they'll import to there soon!
They will need to reengineer the panel for NA boxes. Can’t just import like the relays sadly.
I wonder how accurate these temperature and humidity sensors really are considering they’re running a full Android build on an enclosed box. Has anyone performed a review of them?
I would say, not very accurate. But they sell a bundle with a remote Temperature and Humidity sensor that you can pair to it to get more accurate results.
@@HomeAutomationGuy Indeed, seems like it's Bluetooth-based though. Would love to see a neat wired option.
Bedside controls without the need to unlock and navigate around my phone a 5am, nice
It just feels so fancy
First off, I bought both my SONOFF NSPanel devices in the UK. They both have a relay to control lights the old-fashioned way. Yes, I did have to “hack” my panels. Yes, it is a pain to have to update the Blackymas blueprint and TFT with every update of ESP home. That being said, I find them to be themed better than the default home assistant panels. I can't compare responsiveness because I've not tried the Shelly, but the responsiveness is good enough for my living room.
Did you get the NSPanel Pro devices? I didn't know they came with relays
@@HomeAutomationGuy i posted a comment and i think youtube ate it because it included a link. It's the difference between the NSPANEL and the NSPANEL PRO. I'm not sure what the PRO was in removing the switches? I guess more real estate?
but the NSPANEL is 67 quid right now, I'd rather not go PRO. :P
How bright are the screens next to the bed overnight? I like the idea, but it blasting out light trying to sleep would suck.
Screen goes off after how ever many seconds you select on the sonoff, with sideloaded NSpanel tools you can control the proximity sensor o turn on with a wave too.
@@redspain2539 that's handy to know. I'll have to give it a try. Thanks!
Like @redspain2539, I have mine configured to turn off after some time and turn back on again when I move my hand up to it.
This is excatly what I have been looking for to have small table stop screens around my house. I like your desk mount. Any chances they are posted to a 3d print site?
I used one for the NS Panel Pro from printables.com, there are a bunch of options there and it worked fine for the Shelly too... after a bit of filing and sanding 🤣
Not sure why you went through the convoluted ADB route for the Sonoff, all you need to do is run Home Assistant from the web browser that is built in and a Home Assistant panel displays perfectly. The only difference is that the web browser route has a small back tool bar across the top, but this can be filled with a title, such as Bedroom Control or whatever you want. But it gets the Sonoff up and running as a Home Assistant panel with minimal fuss and no need to follow a long list of instructions.
This is what i did too. Only downside is rebooting doesnt launch the browser again. And no presence detection to turn on the screen u have to tap it.
Am using them as zigbee routers too would you loose this with ADB?
I do wonder if the response time of the browser is faster with the ADB route?
The performance is better using Fully Kiosk, and it boots up directly to the Home Assistant dashboard. You can use the presence detection to turn on and off the screen using the NS Panel Pro Tools or the options in Fully Kiosk.
Great video, its a pain that all my wall back boxers are shallow. Wish all would good deep nowerdays.
Mine were too, and thankfully there was enough room in the wall to get them replaced when I got my smart switches installed. It wasn't cheap though, and some of them only juuuust fit.
Using fully kiosk you can fine tune the screen timeout, sleep screen behaviour and many more details that the selly does not allow you to customize
Yep, indeed
Thanks you. Great video. 👏 Questions: In the UK, what is the minimum depth do you recommend for the back box? What depth are yours? What are the advantages/disadvantages of using a ethernet cable POE powered screen? Is it possible because of the electricity needed to power up the screen?
I think the taskbar at the bottom of the shelly goes against their ethos and would be a showstopper for me.
Yup. NS panel with recent firmware are not hackable. Nearly bricked mine, got stuck on logo. Had to do reset to get it unstuck. I spent 4 hours digging through stuff and decided to wait for someone to figure out how to hack them great again.
I wish there was Australian switch size instead of square versions like the US I assume.
That shelly wall display is pretty cool!
I guess the relay can be controlled from Home Assistant?
It sure can, it works perfectly in HA like any other Shelly smart relay
Both of those are just running HA in their browser, correct? What about running the HA app, which provides sensors that might be useful for some automations?
Yes, correct. They're running it in some sort of browser. The HA App can be sideloaded on the Sonoff with the adb install command quite easily, but I didn't see any value in adding all that overhead as I couldn't find a reason to use the sensors. Which sensors would you want to use and why? Maybe I can learn something!
@@jacek_790 having the Fully Kiosk and the Browser mod integrations installed you have everything you need to control the devices and make automations. There’s no need for the HA app.
@@HomeAutomationGuy I don't have anything in particular in mind, but I think there's a proximity sensor and a light sensor, both I imagine could be used in automations on a panel.
Great video. Quick sidenote, might be worth hidding ssids in videos. Don't want someone to wigle ya 😂
Fair point!
Which firmware you had on the nspanel pro? I just updated the os and the software to the latest and afraid it won’t be that easy to get access to the adb.
Great video
Thanks a lot for this video, it's sad to see that Sonoff doesn't support HA natively, it's a lost opportunity for a lot more customers.
I agree, but it's nice to compare the options!
@@HomeAutomationGuy I agree.
Thanks
Thank you so much for your support of the channel, I really really appreciate it!
They may be nice for the houses which have paper/Sheetrock walls, but here most of the people have concrete walls. There you cannot open a giant hole and connect a wire to that. A Tablet like device with battery would also be nice..
Sadly it doesn't look like Shelly is offering the Wall Display in the US .. yet? The Sonoff NS Pro 120 is available and I may try on of those, but I've had reliability issues with the Sonoff products I have, so they would definitely be a less desirable solution.
Sadly it's not available in the US
Do you feel like adb is opening it up in a dangerous way or can you turn it off once you have your works complete?
You can also firewall it off to only allow it from certain IPs
@@HomeAutomationGuy now that's what I like to hear. I do agree that the shelly does seem the better device but I do like the openness of sonoff to act as a mini web kiosk. You could have it look at a homarr web page for all the stuff.
I have an NS Panel PRo and have it log in to my HA from the web browser and it works, displaying my phone view that I set up. None of the extra stuff needed but if it is turned off I do need to click on to the web page to load it.
Great to hear! Thanks for the tip about using the built in browser.
im using second hand phones for my HA dashboards with fully kiosk and smart switch connected to it. Secon hand phones are much better compare to those panels quicker, faster, bigger and alway u can replace for new one
How new is the Shelly Wall Display? Their USA store doesn't even have it....
I don't think it's available in the US at the moment.
I don't see the Shelly Wall display sold on Amazon USA or Shelly USA. Am I missing something?
Same, I think they are for the UK or outside the US only right now.
@@Obtuse94 Thanks, I wondered that, too. Too bad!
They're for sure in the UK, EU and Australia. Not sure about the US sorry
I've been looking at panels but the problem with all of them, including genetic smart pads, is obsolescence. Within a few years Home Assistant or it's add-ons or integrations will require a level of OS or browser that the panel no longer supports and then some features will no longer work. I have that issue now with the 10 year old wall-mounted mini iPad I've been using for my HVAC control and only recently converted to Home Assistant. Features like slide controls in the Home Assistant app don't respond at all and there are other annoying glitches that are not present on more recent devices.
The only affordable solution I see is to limit the number of fixed panels and budget to replace them every 5 or 10 years and rely on personal smart phones for roaming control instead of fixed bedside/couchside panels.
It is still possible on nspanelpro, but you have guest delete files from the system partition as they (deliberately?!?) don't give you enough space now to side load.... Easy enough to delete some app files though and then you're good to go.
2:43 nothing wrong with wiring in without ferrules. I'm a qualified electrician. You need to be worried about the cord grip
Just tie a knot in it, right? 😉
I had dismissed these are not particulary useful for me as I always have my phone with me, however I am thinking this might make a good alarm panel display using Alarmo for use at the front door..
It's nice for guests, and it also means I don't need to unlock my phone, open the app, find the right dashboard for that room ...
If Unifi would just add the Connect display functionality to their Intercom Viewer, we'd have a nice POE powered display that could show a Lovelace dashboard, but they won't do it :(
what about the aqara ones?
I have not tried those yet - perhaps it's something for another video?
Can you activate the shelly relay with the double click gesture when it is displaying the HA dashboard? How about dimming when not in use, is the panel always on or it turns on only when you go nearby?
You can adjust the dimming options in the device settings, and you can use any HA control or automation to control the switch.
@@HomeAutomationGuy Thanks :)
What advantage of using these panels rather than just wall mounting a tablet. Seems like what you would want since just using it to view ha dashboards
The main reason I found is that power supply for tablet is usb so you would need to fit a usb adapter in the wall. Then you would also have the visible usb cable in the tablet with on the side of the tablet. If you get a fully enclosed wall mount, the bezels become too big. Also, it's not a seamless fit with a tablet compared to replacing a switch. You can just about find poe powered tablets but they are very low quality
Also it's not good to have tablets / phone charging 24/7. I used an old phone to run a music server and the battery ended up being so bloated it pushed the back panel off the phone. Of course this can be avoided by using a smart plug to only charge as needed, but then you've got a smart plug / charger / tablet rather than one device neatly fitted into the wall. Then again, those wall displays tend to need a neutral wire which light switches (at least in the UK) don't tend to have.
did you find that fully kiosk work better than HA companion app on he NSPanel Pro?
I find it works faster as there is less overhead, but you lose access to the HA Companion App Sensors.
Honestly for the same price I'd rather consider an Samsung a9 and wall mount.
Fair point
Mmmh my sonof doesn't appear to have the temperature and humidity sensor, did i miss something?
I don't think so. Those sensors don't come with the Sonoff as far as I am aware
Will the steps work for the NS Panel Pro 120?
I've not tried it.
Why would this be better than just using an android tablet, what advantage does it have?
Cleaner install, and it can run off 240v without having to be recharged. Leaving an Android tablet plugged in 24/7 isn't the safest option
I would love an Ethernet or even POE one
That would be awesome
Does that smart switch work offline?
It does
Can you use this with a 2 way switch? I have 2 light switches in my living room that control the same light?
The information on their website is very limited. it apprears you do NOT have access to both the NO and NC contacts of the relay.
They name the connections (besides "L" and "N" - "O" and "SW"
Not really. Its only open or closed relay.
No, but you can put a battery powered switch on the other "side", and create an automation that changes the Shelly switch when you press the remote button.
I need a 10 inch version.... Android tablets work, but have been really flakey
The nspanelpro is definitely not the same price as Shelly... It's much cheaper!!! Had an Amazon link the other day for it at £79.... I got mine on eBay from Sonoff for£68.xx
Dammit!
I would love to know where you find a smart home electrician that knows how to wire in sonoff relays into light switches, I live in London and ever electrican I spoken to has no idea what I am talking about.
I had to teach mine how to do it 🤣
Can you do this with the butto version?
Button version needs tasmota. As it isn't Android
can a homeassistant home page be installed to the NS panel
The original one? I don't think so
Is this better then esphome?
ESPHome can't show the detailed dashboards from HA as far as I know.
Can they run on POE?
No
Do you have a link?
Should be in the description below the video
I bet there is a way to get the bar to disappear just gotta find a dev willing to work on it
I am sure you could use a similar ADB based method as with the Sonoff
pretty sure with adb you can remove the bar in shelly
I am sure that you can, but I am so happy that they're leaning in and making it support HA out of the boct
@@HomeAutomationGuy yeah more if you don't want to show it
Fantastic channel, love it! But please stop that finger pointing at the camera! It’s dreadfully cheesy!
Yeah it is! 🫵
Why using these when there are tons of old android phones available for free?
Powering it is a lot more difficult
i appreciate shelly making it easier to use Home Assistant, however i have a question. Will the shelly device still work if it is completely blocked from the internet? If we continue running their firmware, i have concerns it is phoning home and i only need my devices to communicate with home assistant and nothing else.
Yes, it will work with Home Assistant totally locally. Not sure about using their app or ecosystem as I've not tried it.
First
Thanks!
Sadly, my parents have Wifi disconnects of their phones and printer after I placed 8 zigbee devices.
Sounds like you need to run the Zigbee or WiFi networks on different channels
Can it be used in the USA? I noticed the power spec was 230vac. This device seems to be aimed at the EU. If not, then Shelly is losing a big market.
Possibly, but I think they're doing fine
Nice small screens however no POE version on neither... so it's a hard no for me.
Of course you'll get a qualified electrician 🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂
I will! I don't want to void my house insurance to save a few quid
Would appreciate a mention of the manufacturer’s country of origin for IoT devices. Sonoff is Chinese and will therefore never be part of my setup. Shelly appears to be Bulgarian, so they fall under EU law
Update Webview and it will be snappier 1.30 recommend.. that what solved the sluggish behavior..
Going with NSPanel Pro
Thanks for letting me know, I'll give it a go!
Can it show Google assistant on the shelly? Or I have to connect my devices with HA then show HA dashboard?
Just HA I'm afraid