Recent content by mtomlin

Arh, I see what you mean - if the four wires control three lights each, then id need 4 Shelly 1s! Ill need to check tomorrow. Ill have a look, thank you.

By 'set' I mean the following: one of the light switches controls 6 of the 12 LEDs in the room - all at once. Ie when the switch is flicked all 6 come on. And the other switch controls the other 6 of the 12 in the same way. Ie when its flicked they all come on. I think you may be correct...

So that’s the thing. They control two sets of LEDs only, not four. That’s why I can’t understand the need for the four in the COM terminals. Ive reached the same conclusion as my other post- that they have been wired with perm live to L1 and lights from COM. Any ideas?

Arh, brilliant - that explains a lot - since I've been reading the 'textbooks' and couldn't make head, nor tail of it! Many thanks, appreciate it.

Thanks for your fast response. Are you saying the one brown live wire into the COM terminal is the output to the lights; and therefore by deduction the two brown live wires in the L1 terminal are the live in and live out. From what I've read i though live is always supposed to come into COM. But...

Hello, can someone help me understand what is going on here please with this wiring. Its a 2 gang, 1 way switch - but has more wires than I expected. Having done a lot of research I cannot easily make sense of it The reason I ask is that I wish to install a Shelly 2.5 like this: . Many...

Hello, can someone help me understand what is going on here please with this wiring. Its a 1 gang, 1 way switch - but has more wires than I expected. My explanation is: there is a live in, circuit out (to next switch in following room) and lights out. If thats correct, how do I work out...