Shelly 1 One PM Smart Relay Switch WiFi Open Source Wireless Home Automation

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Shelly 1 One PM Smart Relay Switch WiFi Open Source Wireless Home Automation iOS Android Application (1 Pack) UL Certified. Use Shelly as an accessory to a home automation controller, or it may be used as another automation system’s component. Shelly can be used for electrical circuits (up to 3.5 kW) with energy consumption monitoring, overload, and temperature protection. Shelly 1PM supports up to 110-240v AC or 24-60v DC, making it suitable for most types of Smart Home projects! Color - Red.

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