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# Shelly Binding

This Binding integrates Shelly devices (opens new window) devloped by Allterco.

Allterco provides a rich set of smart home devices. All of them are WiFi enabled (2,4GHz, IPv4 only) and provide a documented API. The binding is officially acknowledged by Allterco and openHAB is listed as a reference and directly supports the openHAB community.

The binding controls the devices independently from the Allterco Shelly Cloud (in fact it can be disabled). The binding co-exists with Shelly App for Smartphones, Shelly Device Web UI, Shelly Cloud, MQTT and other 3rd party Apps.

The binding focuses on reporting the device status and device control. Initial setup and device configuration has to be performed using the Shelly Apps (Web UI or Smartphone App). The binding gets in sync with the next status refresh.

Refer to Advanced Users for more information on openHAB Shelly integration, e.g. firmware update, network communication or log filtering.

Also check out the Shelly Manager, which

  • provides detailed information on your Shellys
  • helps to diagnose WiFi issues or device instabilities
  • includes some common actions and
  • simplifies firmware updates.

Shelly Manager could also act as a firmware upgrade proxy - the device doesn't need to connect directly to the Internet, instead openHAB services as a download proxy, which improves device security.

# Supported Devices

thing-type Model Vendor ID
shelly1 Shelly 1 Single Relay Switch SHSW-1
shelly1l Shelly 1L Single Relay Switch SHSW-L
shelly1pm Shelly Single Relay Switch with integrated Power Meter SHSW-PM
shelly2-relay Shelly Double Relay Switch in relay mode SHSW-21
shelly2-roller Shelly2 in Roller Mode SHSW-21
shelly25-relay Shelly 2.5 in Relay Switch SHSW-25
shelly25-roller Shelly 2.5 in Roller Mode SHSW-25
shelly4pro Shelly 4x Relay Switch SHSW-44
shellydimmer Shelly Dimmer SHDM-1
shellydimmer2 Shelly Dimmer2 SHDM-2
shellyix3 Shelly ix3 SHIX3-1
shellyuni Shelly UNI SHUNI-1
shellyplug Shelly Plug SHPLG2-1
shellyplugs Shelly Plug-S SHPLG-S
shellyem Shelly EM with integrated Power Meters SHEM
shellyem3 Shelly 3EM with 3 integrated Power Meter SHEM-3
shellyrgbw2 Shelly RGB Controller SHRGBW2
shellybulb Shelly Bulb in Color or White Mode SHBLB-1
shellybulbduo Shelly Duo White SHBDUO-1
shellybulbduo Shelly Duo White G10 SHBDUO-1
shellycolorbulb Shelly Duo Color G10 SHCB-1
shellyvintage Shelly Vintage (White Mode) SHVIN-1
shellyht Shelly Sensor (temp+humidity) SHHT-1
shellyflood Shelly Flood Sensor SHWT-1
shellysmoke Shelly Smoke Sensor SHSM-1
shellymotion Shelly Motion Sensor SHMOS-01
shellygas Shelly Gas Sensor SHGS-1
shellydw Shelly Door/Window SHDW-1
shellydw2 Shelly Door/Window 2 SHDW-2
shellybutton1 Shelly Button 1 SHBTN-1
shellysense Shelly Motion and IR Controller SHSEN-1
shellydevice A password protected Shelly device or an unknown type

# Binding Configuration

The binding has the following configuration options:

Parameter Description Mandatory Default
defaultUserId Default user id for HTTP authentication when not set in the Thing no admin
defaultPassword Default password for HTTP authentication when not set in the Thing no admin
autoCoIoT Auto-enable CoIoT events when firmware 1.6+ is enabled. no true

The binding defaults to CoIoT events when firmware 1.6 or newer is detected. CoIoT provides near-realtime updates on device status changes. This mode also overrules event settings in the Thing configuration.

Disabling this feature allows granular control, which event types will be used. This is also required when the Shelly devices are not located on the same IP subnet (e.g. using a VPN). In this case autoCoIoT should be disabled, CoIoT events will not work, because the underlying CoAP protocol is based on Multicast IP, which usually doesn't passes a VPN or routed network.

# Firmware

The binding requires firmware version 1.7.0 or newer to enable all features, version 1.9.2 is recommended. Some of the features are enabled dynamically or are not available depending on device type and firmware release. The Web UI of the Shelly device displays the current firmware version under Settings:Firmware and shows an update option when a newer version is available.

The current firmware version is reported in the Thing Properties. A dedicated channel (device#updateAvailable) indicates the availability of a newer firmware. Use the device's Web UI or the Shelly App to perform the update.

Check Advanced Users for information how to update your device.

Once you have updated the device you should delete and re-discover the openHAB Thing. This makes sure that the Thing is correctly initialized and all supported channels are created. openHAB will restore the channel/item linkage from the previous configuration, there is no need to re-create those manually.

# Discovery

In general devices need to be active to be discovered by the binding. Battery powered devices need to wake up by pressing the button, they will stay active for a minute or so, which gives you enough time to start the discovery.

The binding uses mDNS to discover the Shelly devices. They periodically announce their presence, which is used by the binding to find them on the local network.

Sometimes you need to run the manual discovery multiple times until you see all your devices.

# Password Protected Devices

The Shelly devices can be configured to require authorization through a user id and password. In this case you need to set these values in the Thing configuration after approving the Inbox entry.

If you have multiple devices protected by the same credentials it's recommended to set the default user id and password in the binding configuration BEFORE running the discovery. In this case the binding could directly access the device to retrieve the required information using those credentials. Otherwise a Thing of type shellyprotected is created in the Inbox and you could set the credentials while adding the Thing. In this case the credentials are persisted as part of the Thing configuration.

# Dynamic creation of channels

The Shelly series of devices has many combinations of relays, meters (different versions), sensors etc. For this the binding creates various channels dynamically based on the status information provided by the device at initialization time. If a channel is missing make sure the Thing was discovered correctly and is ONLINE. If a channel is missing delete the Thing and re-discover it. Creation of those channels takes about 5-10sec, maybe you need to reload the page to update the browser status.

# Important for battery powered devices

Make sure to wake up battery powered devices, so that they show up on the network. The Shelly Button 1 needs to be connected to USB, other devices like Flood have a push button inside. For those open the case, press that button and the LED starts flashing. Wait a moment and then start the discovery. The device should show up in the Inbox and can be added. Sometimes you need to run the discovery multiple times.

# Roller Favorites

Firmware 1.9.2 for Shelly 2.5 in roller mode supports so called favorites for positions. You could use the Shelly App to setup 4 different positions (percentage) and assign id 1-4. The channel roller#rollerFav allows to select those from openHAB and the roller moves to the desired position. In the Thing configuration you could also configure an id when the roller#control channel receives UP or DOWN. Values 1-4 are selecting the corresponding favorite id in the Shelly App, 0 means no favorite.

# Thing Status

The binding sets the following Thing status depending on the device status:

Status Description
INITIALIZING This is the default status while initializing the Thing. Once the initialization is triggered the Thing switches to Status UNKNOWN.
UNKNOWN Indicates that the status is currently unknown, which must not show a problem. Usually the Thing stays in this status when the device is in sleep mode. Once the device is reachable and was initialized the Thing switches to status ONLINE.
ONLINE ONLINE indicates that the device can be accessed and is responding properly. Battery powered devices also stay ONLINE when in sleep mode. The binding has an integrated watchdog timer supervising the device, see below. The Thing switches to status OFFLINE when some type of communication error occurs.
OFFLINE Communication with the device failed. Check the Thing status in the UI and openHAB's log for an indication of the error. Try restarting OH or deleting and re-discovering the Thing. You could also post to the community thread if the problem persists.

Battery powered devices: If the device is in sleep mode and can't be reached by the binding, the Thing will change into UNKNOWN state. Once the device wakes up, the Thing will perform initialization and the state will change to ONLINE.

The first time a device is discovered and initialized successfully, the binding will be able to perform auto-initialization when OH is restarted. Waking up the device triggers the event URL and/or CoIoT packet, which is processed by the binding and triggers initialization. Once a device is initialized, it is no longer necessary to manually wake it up after an openHAB restart unless you change the battery. In this case press the button and run the discovery again.

# Device Watchdog

The binding supervises availability of the device once it becomes ONLINE by sending periodic status requests to the device. The watchdog is restarted when the device is responding properly.

Communication errors are handled depending on the device type:

  • regular power devices change to OFFLINE, because this status indicates an error
  • battery powered devices stay ONLINE, because usually the device is in sleep mode

The binding also monitors that the device is responding at least once within a given time period. The period is computed depending on the device type and configuration:

  • battery powered devices: <sleepPeriod from device config> + 10min, usually 12h+10min=730min
  • else, if CoIoT is enabled: 3*<update Period from device settings>+10sec, usually3*15+10=45sec
  • else 2*60+10sec = 130sec

Once the timer expires the device switches to OFFFLINE and the bindings starts to re-initialize the device periodically.

You could also create a rule to catch those status changes or device alarms (see rule examples).

# Thing Configuration

Parameter Description Mandatory Default
deviceIp IP address of the Shelly device yes none
userId The user id used for HTTP authentication no none
password Password for HTTP authentication no none
brightnessAutoOn true: Output will be activated when brightness > 0 is set no true
lowBattery Threshold for battery level. Set alert when level is below. no 20 (=20%), only for battery powered devices
updateInterval Interval for the background status check in seconds. no 1h for battery powered devices, 60s for all others
eventsButton true: register event "trigger when a button is pushed" no false
eventsPush true: register event "trigger on short and long push" no false
eventsSwitch true: register event "trigger of switching the relay output" no true
eventsSensorReport true: register event "posted updated sensor data" no true for sensor devices
eventsCoIoT true: Listen for CoIoT/COAP events no true for battery devices, false for others
eventsRoller true: register event "trigger" when the roller updates status no true for roller devices
favoriteUP 0-4: Favorite id for UP (see Roller Favorites) no 0 = no favorite id
favoriteDOWN 0-4: Favorite id for DOWN (see Roller Favorites) no 0 = no favorite id

# General Notes

Every device has a channel group device with the following channels:

Group Channel Type read-only Description
device deviceName String yes Device name as configured in the Shelly App
uptime Number yes Number of seconds since the device was powered up
wifiSignal Number yes WiFi signal strength (4=excellent, 3=good, 2=not string, 1=unreliable, 0=none)
internalTemp Number yes Internal device temperature (when provided by the device)
selfTest String yes Result from device self-test (pending/not_completed/running/completed/unknown)
alarm Trigger yes Self-Test result not_completed/completed/running/pending
supplyVoltage Number yes Shelly 1PM, 1L, 2.5: Supply voltage (fixed or measured depending on device)
accumulatedWatts Number yes Accumulated power in W of the device (including all meters)
accumulatedTotal Number yes Accumulated total power in kwh of the device (including all meters)
accumulatedReturned Number yes Accumulated returned power in kwh of the device (including all meters)
heartBeat DateTime yes Timestamp of the last successful device communication
updateAvailable Switch yes ON: A firmware update is available
statusLed Switch r/w ON: Status LED is disabled, OFF: LED enabled
powerLed Switch r/w ON: Power LED is disabled, OFF: LED enabled
charger Switch yes ON: USB charging cable is connected external power supply activated.

Availability of channels is depending on the device type. The binding detects many of those channels on-the-fly (when Thing changes to ONLINE state) and adjusts the Thing's channel structure. The device must be discovered and ONLINE to successfully complete this process. The accumulated channels are only available for devices with more than 1 meter. accumulatedReturned only for the EM and 3EM. The LED channels are available for the Plug-S with firmware 1.6x and for various other devices with firmware 1.8 or newer. The binding detects them automatically.

# Events

# Action URLs vs. CoIoT

Depending on the firmware release the Shelly devices supports 2 different mechanims to report sensor updates or events.

  1. Action URLs

Usually the binding polls the device to update the status and maps the returned values to the various channels. In addition the binding can register so-called Action URLs. Those events are triggered by the device to report special events. You need to disable autoCoIoT in the binding configuration to make specific selections for the Action events.

The following event types could be registered when enabled in the Thing configuration:

Event Type Description
eventsButton This event is triggered when the device is in button mode. The device reports the ON/OFF status of the button.
eventsSwitch This event reports the status of the relay output. This could change by the button or API calls.
eventsPush The device reports the short/longpush events when in button mode momentary, momentary_on_release, one_button or two_button
eventsSensorReport Sensor devices (like H&T) provide sensor updates when this action URL is enabled.

Important: The binding defaults to CoIoT when firmware 1.6 or newer is detected. This has significant experience improvements and also prevents interfering with other applications, because the device only supports one set of Action URLs.

  1. CoIoT / CoAP

Starting with version 1.6 the devices reports most status values via the CoIoT protocol. CoIoT provides near-realtime updates and better event support. Firmware 1.7 adds additional status values, also supported by the binding. Version 1.8 introduces CoIoT version 2, which fixes various issues with version 1 and provides almost all relevant status updates.

If there is no specific reason you should enable CoIoT. Check section Network Settings here for more information.

Enable the autoCoIoT option in the binding configuration or eventsCoIoT in the Thing configuration to activate CoIoT.

# Button events

Various devices signal an event when the physical button is pressed. This could be a switch connected to the SW input of the relay or the Button 1.

The following trigger types are sent:

Event Type Description
SHORT_PRESSED The button was pressed once for a short time (lastEvent=S)
DOUBLE_PRESSED The button was pressed twice with short delay (lastEvent=SS)
TRIPLE_PRESSED The button was pressed three times with short delay (lastEvent=SSS)
LONG_PRESSED The button was pressed for a longer time (lastEvent=L)
SHORT_LONG_PRESSED A short followed by a long button push (lastEvent=SL)
LONG_SHORT_PRESSED A long followed by a short button push (lastEvent=LS)

Check the channel definitions for the various devices to see if the device supports those events. You could use the Shelly App to set the timing for those events.

If you want to use those events triggering a rule:

  • If a physical switch is connected to the Shelly use the input channel(input or input1/input2) to trigger a rule
  • For a momentary button use the button trigger channel as trigger, channels lastEvent and eventCount will provide details on the event

# Alarms

The binding provides health monitoring functions for the device. When an alarm condition is detected the channel alarm gets triggered and provides one of the following alarm types:

A new alarm will be triggered on a new condition or every 5 minutes if the condition persists.

# Non-battery powered devices

Event Type Description
RESTARTED The device has been restarted. This could be an indicator for a firmware problem.
WEAK_SIGNAL An alarm is triggered when RSSI is < -80, which indicates an unstable connection.
OVER_TEMP The device is overheating, check installation and housing.
OVER_LOAD An over load condition has been detected, e.g. from the roller motor.
OVER_POWER Maximum allowed power was exceeded. The relay was turned off.
LOAD_ERROR Device reported a load problem, so far Dimmer only.

# Sensors

Event Type Description
POWERON Device was powered on.
PERIODIC Periodic wakeup.
BUTTON Button was pressed, e.g. to wake up the device.
SENSOR Wake-up due to updated sensor data.
ALARM Alarm condition was detected, check status, could be OPENED for the DW, flood alarm, smoke alarm
BATTERY Device reported an update to the battery status.
TEMP_UNDER Below "temperature under" threshold
TEMP_OVER Above "temperature over" threshold
VIBRATION A vibration/tamper was detected (DW2 only)

Refer to section Full Example:shelly.rules for examples how to catch alarm triggers in openHAB rules

# Channels

Depending on the device type and firmware release channels might be not available or stay with value NaN.

# Shelly 1(thing-type: shelly1)

Group Channel Type read-only Description
relay output Switch r/w Controls the relay's output channel (on/off)
outputName String yes Logical name of this relay output as configured in the Shelly App
input Switch yes ON: Input/Button is powered, see general notes on channels
button Trigger yes Event trigger with payload, see SHORT_PRESSED or LONG_PRESSED
lastEvent String yes Last event type (S/SS/SSS/L)
eventCount Number yes Counter gets incremented every time the device issues a button event.
autoOn Number r/w Relay #1: Sets a timer to turn the device ON after every OFF command; in seconds
autoOff Number r/w Relay #1: Sets a timer to turn the device OFF after every ON command; in seconds
timerActive Switch yes Relay #1: ON: An auto-on/off timer is active
sensors temperature1 Number yes Temperature value of external sensor #1 (if connected to temp/hum addon)
temperature2 Number yes Temperature value of external sensor #2 (if connected to temp/hum addon)
temperature3 Number yes Temperature value of external sensor #3 (if connected to temp/hum addon)
humidity Number yes Humidity in percent (if connected to temp/hum addon)

# Shelly 1L (thing-type: shelly1l)

Group Channel Type read-only Description
relay output Switch r/w Controls the relay's output channel (on/off)
outputName String yes Logical name of this relay output as configured in the Shelly App
input1 Switch yes ON: Input/Button for input 1 is powered, see general notes on channels
button1 Trigger yes Event trigger, see section Button Events
lastEvent1 String yes Last event type (S/SS/SSS/L) for input 1
eventCount1 Number yes Counter gets incremented every time the device issues a button event.
input2 Switch yes ON: Input/Button for channel 2 is powered, see general notes on channels
button2 Trigger yes Event trigger, see section Button Events
lastEvent2 String yes Last event type (S/SS/SSS/L) for input 2
eventCount2 Number yes Counter gets incremented every time the device issues a button event.
autoOn Number r/w Relay #1: Sets a timer to turn the device ON after every OFF command; in seconds
autoOff Number r/w Relay #1: Sets a timer to turn the device OFF after every ON command; in seconds
timerActive Switch yes Relay #1: ON: An auto-on/off timer is active
meter currentWatts Number yes Current power consumption in Watts
lastUpdate DateTime yes Timestamp of the last measurement
sensors temperature1 Number yes Temperature value of external sensor #1 (if connected to temp/hum addon)
temperature2 Number yes Temperature value of external sensor #2 (if connected to temp/hum addon)
temperature3 Number yes Temperature value of external sensor #3 (if connected to temp/hum addon)
humidity Number yes Humidity in percent (if connected to temp/hum addon)

Note: The meterfor the Shelly 1L is kind of fake. It doesn't have a real power meter, but you could setup an estimated consumption in the Shelly App, e.g. 60W if you have attached a good old light bulb to the output channel. In this case the is no real measurement based on power consumption, but the Shelly reports the configured value when the relay is ON.

# Shelly 1PM (thing-type: shelly1pm)

Group Channel Type read-only Description
relay output Switch r/w Controls the relay's output channel (on/off)
outputName String yes Logical name of this relay output as configured in the Shelly App
input Switch yes ON: Input/Button is powered, see General Notes on Channels
button Trigger yes Event trigger, see section Button Events
outputName String yes Logical name of this relay output as configured in the Shelly App
meter currentWatts Number yes Current power consumption in Watts
lastPower1 Number yes Energy consumption for a round minute, 1 minute ago
totalKWH Number yes Total energy consumption in Watts since the device powered up (resets on restart)
lastUpdate DateTime yes Timestamp of the last measurement
sensors temperature1 Number yes Temperature value of external sensor #1 (if connected to temp/hum addon)
temperature2 Number yes Temperature value of external sensor #2 (if connected to temp/hum addon)
temperature3 Number yes Temperature value of external sensor #3 (if connected to temp/hum addon)
humidity Number yes Humidity in percent (if connected to temp/hum addon)

# Shelly EM (thing-type: shellyem)

Group Channel Type read-only Description
relay output Switch r/w Controls the relay's output channel (on/off)
outputName String yes Logical name of this relay output as configured in the Shelly App
input Switch yes ON: Input/Button is powered, see general notes on channels
button Trigger yes Event trigger, see section Button Events
lastEvent String yes Last event type (S/SS/SSS/L)
eventCount Number yes Counter gets incremented every time the device issues a button event.
autoOn Number r/w Relay #1: Sets a timer to turn the device ON after every OFF command; in seconds
autoOff Number r/w Relay #1: Sets a timer to turn the device OFF after every ON command; in seconds
timerActive Switch yes Relay #1: ON: An auto-on/off timer is active
meter1 currentWatts Number yes Current power consumption in Watts
totalKWH Number yes Total energy consumption in Watts since the device powered up (resets on restart)
returnedKWH Number yes Total returned energy, kwh
reactiveWatts Number yes Instantaneous reactive power, Watts
voltage Number yes RMS voltage, Volts
powerFactor Number yes Power Factor in percent
lastUpdate DateTime yes Timestamp of the last measurement
meter2 currentWatts Number yes Current power consumption in Watts
totalKWH Number yes Total energy consumption in Watts since the device powered up (resets on restart)
returnedKWH Number yes Total returned energy, kwh
reactiveWatts Number yes Instantaneous reactive power, Watts
voltage Number yes RMS voltage, Volts
powerFactor Number yes Power Factor in percent
lastUpdate DateTime yes Timestamp of the last measurement

# Shelly 3EM (thing-type: shellyem3)

Please note: The product is called Shelly 3EM whereas the device propagates the service under shellyem3. The Thing id is derived from the service name, so that's the reason why the Thing is named shellyem3 and not shelly3em.

Group Channel Type read-only Description
relay output Switch r/w Controls the relay's output channel (on/off)
outputName String yes Logical name of this relay output as configured in the Shelly App
input Switch yes ON: Input/Button is powered, see general notes on channels
button Trigger yes Event trigger, see section Button Events
lastEvent String yes Last event type (S/SS/SSS/L)
eventCount Number yes Counter gets incremented every time the device issues a button event.
autoOn Number r/w Relay #1: Sets a timer to turn the device ON after every OFF command; in seconds
autoOff Number r/w Relay #1: Sets a timer to turn the device OFF after every ON command; in seconds
timerActive Switch yes Relay #1: ON: An auto-on/off timer is active
meter1 currentWatts Number yes Current power consumption in Watts
totalKWH Number yes Total energy consumption in Watts since the device powered up (resets on restart)
returnedKWH Number yes Total returned energy, kwh
reactiveWatts Number yes Instantaneous reactive power, Watts
voltage Number yes RMS voltage, Volts
current Number yes Current in A
powerFactor Number yes Power Factor in percent
lastUpdate DateTime yes Timestamp of the last measurement
meter2 currentWatts Number yes Current power consumption in Watts
totalKWH Number yes Total energy consumption in Watts since the device powered up (resets on restart)
returnedKWH Number yes Total returned energy, kwh
reactiveWatts Number yes Instantaneous reactive power, Watts
voltage Number yes RMS voltage, Volts
current Number yes Current in A
powerFactor Number yes Power Factor in percent
lastUpdate DateTime yes Timestamp of the last measurement
meter3 currentWatts Number yes Current power consumption in Watts
totalKWH Number yes Total energy consumption in Watts since the device powered up (resets on restart)
returnedKWH Number yes Total returned energy, kwh
reactiveWatts Number yes Instantaneous reactive power, Watts
voltage Number yes RMS voltage, Volts
current Number yes Current in A
powerFactor Number yes Power Factor in percent
lastUpdate DateTime yes Timestamp of the last measurement

# Shelly 2 - relay mode thing-type: shelly2-relay)

Group Channel Type read-only Description
relay1 output Switch r/w Relay #1: Controls the relay's output channel (on/off)
outputName String yes Logical name of this relay output as configured in the Shelly App
input Switch yes ON: Input/Button is powered, see General Notes on Channels
autoOn Number r/w Relay #1: Sets a timer to turn the device ON after every OFF command; in seconds
autoOff Number r/w Relay #1: Sets a timer to turn the device OFF after every ON command; in seconds
timerActive Switch yes Relay #1: ON: An auto-on/off timer is active
button Trigger yes Event trigger, see section Button Events
outputName String yes Logical name of this relay output as configured in the Shelly App
relay2 output Switch r/w Relay #2: Controls the relay's output channel (on/off)
outputName String yes Logical name of this relay output as configured in the Shelly App
input Switch yes ON: Input/Button is powered, see General Notes on Channels
autoOn Number r/w Relay #2: Sets a timer to turn the device ON after every OFF command; in seconds
autoOff Number r/w Relay #2: Sets a timer to turn the device OFF after every ON command; in seconds
timerActive Switch yes Relay #2: ON: An auto-on/off timer is active
button Trigger yes Event trigger, see section Button Events
outputName String yes Logical name of this relay output as configured in the Shelly App
meter currentWatts Number yes Current power consumption in Watts
lastPower1 Number yes Energy consumption for a round minute, 1 minute ago
totalKWH Number yes Total energy consumption in Watts since the device powered up (resets on restart)
lastUpdate DateTime yes Timestamp of the last measurement

# Shelly 2 - roller mode thing-type: shelly2-roller)

Group Channel Type read-only Description
roller control Rollershutter r/w can be open (0%), stop, or close (100%); could also handle ON (open) and OFF (close)
input Switch yes ON: Input/Button is powered, see General Notes on Channels
event Trigger yes Roller event/trigger with payload ROLLER_OPEN / ROLLER_CLOSE / ROLLER_STOP
rollerpos Number r/w Roller position: 100%=open...0%=closed; gets updated when the roller stops, see Notes
rollerFav Number r/w Select roller position favorite (1-4, 0=no), see Notes
state String yes Roller state: open/close/stop
stopReason String yes Last stop reasons: normal, safety_switch or obstacle
safety Switch yes Indicates status of the Safety Switch, ON=problem detected, powered off
meter currentWatts Number yes Current power consumption in Watts
lastPower1 Number yes Accumulated energy consumption in Watts for the full last minute
totalKWH Number yes Total energy consumption in Watts since the device powered up (reset on restart)
lastUpdate DateTime yes Timestamp of the last measurement

The roller positioning calibration has to be performed using the Shelly App before the position can be set in percent.

Refer to Smartify Roller Shutters with openHAB and Shelly for more information on roller integration.

# Shelly 2.5 - relay mode (thing-type:shelly25-relay)

The Shelly 2.5 includes 2 meters, one for each channel. Firmware 1.9.2 or newer is required to use the roller position favorites, which are defined in the Shelly App.

Group Channel Type read-only Description
relay1 See group relay1 for Shelly 2
relay2 See group relay1 for Shelly 2
meter1 See group meter1 for Shelly 2
meter2 See group meter1 for Shelly 2

# Shelly 2.5 - roller mode (thing-type: shelly25-roller)

The Shelly 2.5 includes 2 meters, one for each channel. However, it doesn't make sense to differ power consumption for the roller moving up vs. moving down. For this the binding aggregates the power consumption of both relays and includes the values in "meter1".

Group Channel Type read-only Description
roller control Rollershutter r/w can be open (0%), stop, or close (100%); could also handle ON (open) and OFF (close)
rollerpos Dimmer r/w Roller position: 100%=open...0%=closed; gets updated when the roller stopped
input Switch yes ON: Input/Button is powered, see General Notes on Channels
state String yes Roller state: open/close/stop
stopReason String yes Last stop reasons: normal, safety_switch or obstacle
safety Switch yes Indicates status of the Safety Switch, ON=problem detected, powered off
event Trigger yes Roller event/trigger with payload ROLLER_OPEN / ROLLER_CLOSE / ROLLER_STOP
meter1 See group meter1 for Shelly 2
meter2 See group meter1 for Shelly 2

The roller positioning calibration has to be performed using the Shelly App before the position can be set in percent.

Refer to Smartify Roller Shutters with openHAB and Shelly for more information on roller integration.

# Shelly4 Pro (thing-type: shelly4pro)

The Shelly 4Pro provides 4 relays and 4 power meters.

Group Channel Type read-only Description
relay1 See group relay1 for Shelly 2
relay2 See group relay1 for Shelly 2
relay3 See group relay1 for Shelly 2
relay4 See group relay1 for Shelly 2
meter1 See group meter1 for Shelly 2
meter2 See group meter1 for Shelly 2
meter3 See group meter1 for Shelly 2
meter4 See group meter1 for Shelly 2

# Shelly Plug-S (thing-type: shellyplugs)

Group Channel Type read-only Description
relay See group relay1 for Shelly 2
meter See group meter1 for Shelly 2

# Shelly Dimmer 1 + 2 (thing-type: shellydimmer, shellydimmer2)

Group Channel Type read-only Description
relay brightness Dimmer r/w Currently selected brightness.
outputName String yes Logical name of this relay output as configured in the Shelly App
input1 Switch yes ON: Input/Button for input 1 is powered, see general notes on channels
button1 Trigger yes Event trigger, see section Button Events
lastEvent1 String yes Last event type (S/SS/SSS/L) for input 1
eventCount1 Number yes Counter gets incremented every time the device issues a button event.
input2 Switch yes ON: Input/Button for channel 2 is powered, see general notes on channels
button2 Trigger yes Event trigger, see section Button Events
lastEvent2 String yes Last event type (S/SS/SSS/L) for input 2
eventCount2 Number yes Counter gets incremented every time the device issues a button event.
autoOn Number r/w Relay #1: Sets a timer to turn the device ON after every OFF command; in seconds
autoOff Number r/w Relay #1: Sets a timer to turn the device OFF after every ON command; in seconds
timerActive Switch yes Relay #1: ON: An auto-on/off timer is active
meter currentWatts Number yes Current power consumption in Watts
lastPower1 Number yes Energy consumption for a round minute, 1 minute ago
totalKWH Number yes Total energy consumption in Watts since the device powered up (resets on restart)
lastUpdate DateTime yes Timestamp of the last measurement

Note: The Dimmer should be calibrated using the Shelly App.

Using the Thing configuration option brightnessAutoOn you could decide if the light is turned on when a brightness > 0 is set. true: Brightness will be set and device output is powered = light turns on with the new brightness false: Brightness will be set, but output stays unchanged so light will not be switched on when it's currently off.

# Shelly ix3 (thing-type: shellyix3)

Group Channel Type read-only Description
status input1 Switch yes State of Input 1
input2 Switch yes State of Input 2
input3 Switch yes State of Input 3
button Trigger yes Event trigger: Event trigger, see section Button Events
lastEvent String yes S/SS/SSS for 1/2/3x Shortpush or L for Longpush
eventCount Number yes Counter gets incremented every time the device issues a button event.

# Shelly UNI - Low voltage sensor/actor: shellyuni)

Group Channel Type read-only Description
relay1 See group relay1 for Shelly 2, no autoOn/autoOff/timerActive channels
relay2 See group relay1 for Shelly 2, no autoOn/autoOff/timerActive channels
sensors temperature1 Number yes Temperature value of external sensor #1 (if connected to temp/hum addon)
temperature2 Number yes Temperature value of external sensor #2 (if connected to temp/hum addon)
temperature3 Number yes Temperature value of external sensor #3 (if connected to temp/hum addon)
humidity Number yes Humidity in percent (if connected to temp/hum addon)
voltage Number yes ADCS voltage
status input1 Switch yes State of Input 1
input2 Switch yes State of Input 2
button Trigger yes Event trigger, see section Button Events
lastEvent String yes S/SS/SSS for 1/2/3x Shortpush or L for Longpush
eventCount Number yes Counter gets incremented every time the device issues a button event.

# Shelly Bulb (thing-type: shellybulb)

Group Channel Type read-only Description
control power Switch r/w Switch light ON/OFF
mode Switch r/w Color mode: color or white
autoOn Number r/w Sets a timer to turn the device ON after every OFF; in sec
autoOff Number r/w Sets a timer to turn the device OFF after every ON: in sec
timerActive Switch yes ON: An auto-on/off timer is active
color Color settings: only valid in COLOR mode
hsb HSB r/w Represents the color picker (HSBType), control r/g/b, but not white
full String r/w Set Red / Green / Blue / Yellow / White mode and switch mode
r/w Valid settings: "red", "green", "blue", "yellow", "white" or "r,g,b,w"
red Dimmer r/w Red brightness: 0..100% or 0..255 (control only the red channel)
green Dimmer r/w Green brightness: 0..100% or 0..255 (control only the green channel)
blue Dimmer r/w Blue brightness: 0..100% or 0..255 (control only the blue channel)
white Dimmer r/w White brightness: 0..100% or 0..255 (control only the white channel)
gain Dimmer r/w Gain setting: 0..100% or 0..100
effect Number r/w Puts the light into effect mode: 0..6)
0=No effect, 1=Meteor Shows, 2=Gradual Change, 3=Breath
4=Flash, 5=On/Off Gradual, 6=Red/Green Change
white Color settings: only valid in WHITE mode
temperature Number r/w color temperature (K): 0..100% or 3000..6500
brightness Dimmer Brightness: 0..100% or 0..100

Note: The openHAB color picker has only values for red/green/blue (RGB), not for white as supported by the RGBW2. Beside channel hsb the binding also offers the white channel (hsb as only RGB values). Or control each color separately with channels red, blue, green (those are advanced channels).

# Shelly Duo (thing-type: shellybulbduo)

This information applies to the Shelly Duo-1 as well as the Duo White for the G10 socket.

Group Channel Type read-only Description
control autoOn Number r/w Sets a timer to turn the device ON after every OFF; in sec
autoOff Number r/w Sets a timer to turn the device OFF after every ON: in sec
timerActive Switch yes ON: An auto-on/off timer is active
white Color settings: only valid in WHITE mode
temperature Number r/w color temperature (K): 0..100% or 2700..6500
brightness Dimmer Brightness: 0..100% or 0..100
meter currentWatts Number yes Current power consumption in Watts
lastPower1 Number yes Energy consumption in Watts for a round minute, 1 minute ago
totalKWH Number yes Total energy consumption in Watts since the device powered up (resets on restart)
lastUpdate DateTime yes Timestamp of the last measurement

# Shelly Vintage (thing-type: shellyvintage)

Group Channel Type read-only Description
control autoOn Number r/w Sets a timer to turn the device ON after every OFF; in sec
autoOff Number r/w Sets a timer to turn the device OFF after every ON: in sec
timerActive Switch yes ON: An auto-on/off timer is active
white Color settings: only valid in WHITE mode
brightness Dimmer Brightness: 0..100% or 0..100
meter currentWatts Number yes Current power consumption in Watts
lastPower1 Number yes Energy consumption for a round minute, 1 minute ago
totalKWH Number yes Total energy consumption in kWh since the device powered up (resets on restart)
lastUpdate DateTime yes Timestamp of the last measurement

# Shelly Duo Color (thing-type: shellyduocolor-color)

Group Channel Type read-only Description
control power Switch r/w Switch light ON/OFF
button Trigger yes Event trigger, see section Button Events
autoOn Number r/w Sets a timer to turn the device ON after every OFF command; in seconds
autoOff Number r/w Sets a timer to turn the device OFF after every ON command; in seconds
timerActive Switch yes ON: An auto-on/off timer is active
color Color settings: only valid in COLOR mode
hsb HSB r/w Represents the color picker (HSBType), control r/g/b, but not white
full String r/w Set Red / Green / Blue / Yellow / White mode and switch mode
r/w Valid settings: "red", "green", "blue", "yellow", "white" or "r,g,b,w"
red Dimmer r/w Red brightness: 0..100% or 0..255 (control only the red channel)
green Dimmer r/w Green brightness: 0..100% or 0..255 (control only the green channel)
blue Dimmer r/w Blue brightness: 0..100% or 0..255 (control only the blue channel)
white Dimmer r/w White brightness: 0..100% or 0..255 (control only the white channel)
gain Dimmer r/w Gain setting: 0..100% or 0..100
effect Number r/w Puts the light into effect mode: 0=No effect, 1=Meteor Shower, 2=Gradual Change, 3=Flash
white Color settings: only valid in WHITE mode
temperature Number r/w color temperature (K): 0..100% or 3000..6500
brightness Dimmer Brightness: 0..100% or 0..100
meter currentWatts Number yes Current power consumption in Watts

Using the Thing configuration option brightnessAutoOn you could decide if the light is turned on when a brightness > 0 is set. true: Brightness will be set and device output is powered = light turns on with the new brightness false: Brightness will be set, but output stays unchanged so light will not be switched on when it's currently off.

# Shelly Duo RGBW Color Bulb (thing-type: shellycolorbulb)

Group Channel Type read-only Description
control power Switch r/w Switch light ON/OFF
button Trigger yes Event trigger, see section Button Events
autoOn Number r/w Sets a timer to turn the device ON after every OFF command; in seconds
autoOff Number r/w Sets a timer to turn the device OFF after every ON command; in seconds
timerActive Switch yes ON: An auto-on/off timer is active
color Color settings: only valid in COLOR mode
hsb HSB r/w Represents the color picker (HSBType), control r/g/b, bight not white
full String r/w Set Red / Green / Blue / Yellow / White mode and switch mode
r/w Valid settings: "red", "green", "blue", "yellow", "white" or "r,g,b,w"
red Dimmer r/w Red brightness: 0..100% or 0..255 (control only the red channel)
green Dimmer r/w Green brightness: 0..100% or 0..255 (control only the green channel)
blue Dimmer r/w Blue brightness: 0..100% or 0..255 (control only the blue channel)
white Dimmer r/w White brightness: 0..100% or 0..255 (control only the white channel)
gain Dimmer r/w Gain setting: 0..100% or 0..100
effect Number r/w Puts the light into effect mode: 0..3)
0=No effect, 1=Meteor Shower, 2=Gradual Change, 3=Flash
meter currentWatts Number yes Current power consumption in Watts

Channels in group coloror whiteapply depending on the selected mode - they are not active at the same time.

Using the Thing configuration option brightnessAutoOn you could decide if the light is turned on when a brightness > 0 is set. true: Brightness will be set and device output is powered = light turns on with the new brightness false: Brightness will be set, but output stays unchanged so light will not be switched on when it's currently off.

# Shelly RGBW2 in White Mode (thing-type: shellyrgbw2-white)

Group Channel Type read-only Description
control input Switch yes State of Input
channel1 brightness Dimmer r/w Channel 1: Brightness: 0..100, control power state with ON/OFF
button Trigger yes Event trigger, see section Button Events
autoOn Number r/w Sets a timer to turn the device ON after every OFF command; in seconds
autoOff Number r/w Sets a timer to turn the device OFF after every ON command; in seconds
timerActive Switch yes ON: An auto-on/off timer is active
channel2 brightness Dimmer r/w Channel 2: Brightness: 0..100, control power state with ON/OFF
button Trigger yes Event trigger, see section Button Events
autoOn Number r/w Sets a timer to turn the device ON after every OFF command; in seconds
autoOff Number r/w Sets a timer to turn the device OFF after every ON command; in seconds
timerActive Switch yes ON: An auto-on/off timer is active
channel3 brightness Dimmer r/w Channel 3: Brightness: 0..100, control power state with ON/OFF
button Trigger yes Event trigger, see section Button Events
autoOn Number r/w Sets a timer to turn the device ON after every OFF command; in seconds
autoOff Number r/w Sets a timer to turn the device OFF after every ON command; in seconds
timerActive Switch yes ON: An auto-on/off timer is active
channel4 brightness Dimmer r/w Channel 4: Brightness: 0..100, control power state with ON/OFF
button Trigger yes Event trigger, see section Button Events
autoOn Number r/w Sets a timer to turn the device ON after every OFF command; in seconds
autoOff Number r/w Sets a timer to turn the device OFF after every ON command; in seconds
timerActive Switch yes ON: An auto-on/off timer is active
meter currentWatts Number yes Current power consumption in Watts (all channels)

Please note that the settings of channel group color are only valid in color mode and vice versa for white mode. The current firmware doesn't support the timestamp report for the meters. The binding emulates this by using the system time on every update.

In white mode each RGBW2 channel is defined as DimmableLight. This means that the brightness channel has 2 functions

  • Sending ON/OFF (OnOffType) to power on/off the channel
  • Sending a Number to set the brightness (percentage 0..100)

Sending brightness 0 will automatically turn off the channel if it's currently on. Sending brightness > 0 will automatically turn on the channel if it's currently off. You can define 2 items (1 Switch, 1 Number) mapping to the same channel, see example rules.

# Shelly H&T (thing-type: shellyht)

Group Channel Type read-only Description
sensors temperature Number yes Temperature, unit is reported by tempUnit
humidity Number yes Relative humidity in %
lastUpdate DateTime yes Timestamp of the last update (any sensor value changed)
battery batteryLevel Number yes Battery Level in %
lowBattery Switch yes Low battery alert (< 20%)

Please Note: If you have connected an USB cable to the H&T, but channel charger is off make sure that "Use external power supply" settings is activated in the Shelly App's device settings.

# Shelly Flood (thing-type: shellyflood)

Group Channel Type read-only Description
sensors temperature Number yes Temperature, unit is reported by tempUnit
flood Switch yes ON: Flooding condition detected, OFF: no flooding
lastUpdate DateTime yes Timestamp of the last update (any sensor value changed)
battery batteryLevel Number yes Battery Level in %
lowBattery Switch yes Low battery alert (< 20%)

# Shelly Door/Window (thing-type: shellydw, shellydw2)

Group Channel Type read-only Description
sensors state Contact yes OPEN: Contact is open, CLOSED: Contact is closed
lux Number yes Brightness in Lux
illumination String yes Current illumination: dark/twilight/bright
tilt Number yes Tilt in ° (angle), -1 indicates that the sensor is not calibrated
vibration Switch yes ON: Vibration detected
lastUpdate DateTime yes Timestamp of the last update (any sensor value changed)
lastError String yes Last device error.
battery batteryLevel Number yes Battery Level in %
lowBattery Switch yes Low battery alert (< 20%)
device alarm Trigger yes Will receive trigger VIBRATION if DW2 detects vibration

# Shelly Motion (thing-type: shellymotion)

Important: The Shelly Motion does only support CoIoT Unicast, which means you need to set the CoIoT peer address.

  • Use device WebUI, open COIOT settings, make sure CoIoT is enabled and enter the openHAB IP address or
  • Use [Shelly Manager](./doc/ShellyManager.md, select Action 'Set CoIoT peer' and the Manager will sets the openHAB IP address as peer address
Group Channel Type read-only Description
sensors motion Switch yes ON: Motion was detected
motionTimestamp DateTime yes Time when motion started/was detected
lux Number yes Brightness in Lux
illumination String yes Current illumination: dark/twilight/bright
vibration Switch yes ON: Vibration detected
charger Switch yes ON: USB charging cable is connected external power supply activated.
motionActive Switch yes ON: Motion detection is currently active
sensorSleepTime Number no Specifies the number of sec the sensor should not report events ]
lastUpdate DateTime yes Timestamp of the last update (any sensor value changed)
battery batteryLevel Number yes Battery Level in %
lowBattery Switch yes Low battery alert (< 20%)

Use case for the 'sensorSleepTime': You have a Motion controlling your light. You switch off the light and want to leave the room, but the motion sensor immediately switches light back on. Using 'sensorSleepTime' you could suppress motion events while leaving the room, e.g. for 5sec and the light doesn's switch on.

# Shelly Button 1 (thing-type: shellybutton1)

Group Channel Type read-only Description
status lastEvent String yes S/SS/SSS for 1/2/3x Shortpush or L for Longpush
eventCount Number yes Counter gets incremented every time the device issues a button event.
input Switch yes ON: Input/Button is powered, see General Notes on Channels
button Trigger yes Event trigger with payload SHORT_PRESSED, DOUBLE_PRESSED...
lastUpdate DateTime yes Timestamp of the last update (any value changed)
battery batteryLevel Number yes Battery Level in %
lowBattery Switch yes Low battery alert (< 20%)

You should calibrate the sensor using the Shelly App to get information on the tilt status.

# Shelly Smoke (thing-type: shellysmoke)

Group Channel Type read-only Description
sensors temperature Number yes Temperature, unit is reported by tempUnit
smoke Number yes ON: Smoke detected
lastUpdate DateTime yes Timestamp of the last update (any sensor value changed)
lastError String yes Last device error.
battery batteryLevel Number yes Battery Level in %
lowBattery Switch yes Low battery alert (< 20%)

# Shelly Smoke(thing-type: shellysmoke)

Group Channel Type read-only Description
sensors ppm Number yes Gas concentration (ppm)
sensorState String yes Sensor state: unknown/warmup/normal/fault
alarmState String yes Alarm state: unknown/none/mild/heavy/test
lastUpdate DateTime yes Timestamp of the last update (any sensor value changed)

# Shelly Sense (thing-type: shellysense)

Group Channel Type read-only Description
control key String r/w Send a IR key to the sense. There a 3 different types supported
Stored key: send the key code defined by the App , e.g. 123_1_up
Pronto hex: send a Pronto Code in hex format, e.g. 0000 006C 0022 ...
Pronto base64: in base64 format, will be send 1:1 to the Sense
motionTime Number r/w Define the number of seconds when the Sense should report motion
motionLED Switch r/w Control the motion LED: ON when motion is detected or OFF
charger Switch yes ON: charger connected, OFF: charger not connected.
sensors temperature Number yes Temperature in °C
humidity Number yes Relative humidity in %
lux Number yes Brightness in Lux
motion Switch yes ON: Motion detected, OFF: No motion (check also motionTime)
lastUpdate DateTime yes Timestamp of the last update (any sensor value changed)
battery batteryLevel Number yes Battery Level in %
batteryAlert Switch yes Low battery alert

# Full Example

# shelly.things

/* Shelly 2.5 Roller */
Thing shelly:shelly25-roller:XXXXX1 "Shelly 25 Roller XXXXX1" @ "Home Theater" [deviceIp="x.x.x.x", userId="", password=""]
Thing shelly:shelly25-roller:XXXXX2 "Shelly 25 Roller XXXXX2" @ "Living Room"  [deviceIp="x.x.x.x", userId="admin", password="secret"]


/* Shelly 2.5 Relays */
Thing shelly:shelly25-relay:XXXXX3 "Shelly 25 Relay XXXXX3" @ "Hall Way" [deviceIp="x.x.x.x", userId="", password=""]
Thing shelly:shelly25-relay:XXXXX4 "Shelly 25 Relay XXXXX4" @ "Dining Room" [deviceIp="x.x.x.x", userId="", password=""]
Thing shelly:shelly25-relay:XXXXX5 "Shelly 25 Relay XXXXX5" @ "Bed Room" [deviceIp="x.x.x.x", userId="", password=""]

/* Other *
Thing shelly:shellyht:e01691 "ShellyChimenea" @ "lowerground" [ deviceIp="10.0.55.101", userId="", password="", lowBattery=15 , eventsCoIoT=true ]
Thing shelly:shellyht:e01681 "ShellyDormitorio" @ "upperground" [ deviceIp="10.0.55.102", userId="", password="", lowBattery=15 , eventsCoIoT=true ]
Thing shelly:shellyflood:XXXXXX "ShellyFlood" @ "cellar" [ deviceIp="10.0.0.103", userId="", password="", lowBattery=15, eventsSwitch=true, eventsButton=true, eventsCoIoT=true ]

# shelly.items

/* Relays */
Switch Shelly_XXXXX3_Relay        "Garage Light"                  {channel="shelly:shelly1:XXXXX3:relay#output"}
Number Shelly_XXXXX3_AutoOnTimer  "Garage Light Auto On Timer"    {channel="shelly:shelly1:XXXXX3:relay#autoOn"}
Number Shelly_XXXXX3_AutoOffTimer "Garage Light Auto Off Timer"   {channel="shelly:shelly1:BA2F18:relay#autoOff"}
Switch Shelly_XXXXX3_Relay        "Garage Light"                  {channel="shelly:shelly1:XXXXX3:relay#output"}
Switch Shelly_XXXXX3_Input        "Garage Switch (Input)"         {channel="shelly:shelly1:XXXXX3:relay#input"}

/* Sensors */
Number ShellyHT_Dormitorio_Temp  "Dormitorio Temperature" <temperature> {channel="shelly:shellyht:e01681:sensors#temperature"}
Number ShellyHT_Dormitorio_Humid "Dormitorio Humidity"    <humidity>    {channel="shelly:shellyht:e01681:sensors#humidity"}
Number ShellyHT_Dormitorio_Batt  "Dormitorio Battery"     <battery>     {channel="shelly:shellyht:e01681:battery#batteryLevel"}
Number ShellyHT_Chimenea_Temp    "Chimenea Temperature"   <temperature> {channel="shelly:shellyht:e01691:sensors#temperature"}
Number ShellyHT_Chimenea_Humid   "Chimenea Humidity"      <humidity>    {channel="shelly:shellyht:e01691:sensors#humidity"}
Number ShellyHT_Chimenea_Batt    "Chimenea Battery"       <battery>     {channel="shelly:shellyht:e01691:battery#batteryLevel"}
Number ShellyF_Sotano_Temp       "Sotano Temperature"     <temperature> {channel="shelly:shellyflood:764fe0:sensors#temperature"}
Number ShellyF_Sotano_Batt       "Sotano Battery"         <battery>     {channel="shelly:shellyflood:764fe0:battery#batteryLevel"}
Switch ShellyF_Sotano_Flood      "Sotano Flood Alarm"     <alarm>       {channel="shelly:shellyflood:764fe0:sensors#flood"}

/* Dimmer */
Switch DimmerSwitch     "Light on/off"                       {channel="shelly:shellydimmer:XXX:relay#brightness"}
Dimmer DimmerBrightness "Garage Light Brightness"            {channel="shelly:shellydimmer:XXX:relay#brightness"}
Dimmer DimmerIncDec     "Garage Light +/-"                   {channel="shelly:shellydimmer:XXX:relay#brightness"}

Number Shelly_Power     "Bath Room Light Power"                {channel="shelly:shelly1:XXXXXX:meter#currentWatts"} /* Power Meter */

# shelly.rules

# Catch alarms

rule "Monitor Shelly Restart"
when
    Channel "shelly:shelly2-relay:XXXXXX:device#alarm" triggered OVERTEMP
then
        logInfo("Shelly1", "Device is getting to hot!!")
end

# Trigger scene with Button-1

rule "Button-1 SHORT_PRESSED"
when
    Channel "shelly:shellybutton1:d8f15bXXXXXX:status#button" triggered SHORT_PRESSED
then
    logInfo("Button", "Shelly Button reported SHORT_PRESSED")
    if (MyTV.state != OFF) {
        logInfo("Button", "   switch TV OFF")
        sendCommand(MyTV, "OFF")
    } else {
        logInfo("Button", "   switch TV to ON")
        sendCommand(MyTV, ON)
    }
end

rule "Button-1 TRIPLE_PRESSED"
when
    Channel "shelly:shellybutton1:d8f15bXXXXXX:status#button" triggered TRIPLE_PRESSED
then
    logInfo("Button", "Shelly Button reported TRIPLE_PRESSED")
end

# Observe battery status

pre-requisites:

  • Install Send Mail Action
  • Define a group called gBatteries 'Group gBattery "Batterien" (All)'
  • Link battery channel for all your Shelly battery powered devices
  • Add battery items to group gBattery
val String mailTo     = "[email protected]"

/* ------------- Battery Monitor ----------- */

rule "Battery Monitor"
when
    System started or
    Time cron "0 0 10 * * ?"
then
    logInfo("BatteryMon", "Check Battery state")

    if (! gBattery.allMembers.filter([state < lowBatteryThreshold]).empty) {
        message = "Battery levels:\n"

        var report = gBattery.allMembers.filter([ state instanceof DecimalType ]).sortBy([ state instanceof DecimalType ]).map[ 
        name + ": " + state.format("%d%%\n") ]
        message = message + report

        message = message + "\nBattery Level:\n"
        gBattery?.allMembers.forEach([sw|
            message = message + sw.name + ": " + state.format("%d%%\n")
        ])

        sendMail(mailTo, "Home: LOW Battery Alert!", message)
    }
    logInfo("BatteryMon", "Batteries checked.")
end

# Control CCT LED stripes

Usage & Requirements:

  • 4 Items per Thing required. Example:
Group gCCT_LED        "All CCT LEDs"
Dimmer    LED1_brightness     "Brightness"    (gCCT_LED)
Dimmer    LED1_temperature    "Temperature"   (gCCT_LED)
Dimmer    LED1_cw         "cold white Channel"
Dimmer    LED1_ww         "warm white Channel"
  • Items "LED1" and "LED1_temperature" are proxy items and to be used in sitemaps. Both have to be a member of group "gCCT_LED"
  • Items "LED1_cw" and "LED_ww" are items linked to Thing channel. Not required in sitemaps. Do NOT include in this group
  • Prefix: needs to be constant per Thing.
val String strSuffixSeparator = "_"             //Separator: 1 unique separator
val String strSuffixBrightness = "brightness"           //Suffix: at your choice
val String strSuffixTemperature = "temperature"         //Suffix: at your choice

rule "CCT_LED"
when
    Member of gCCT_LED changed
then
    logInfo("CCT_LED", "Item '{}' received command {}",triggeringItem.name,triggeringItem.state)
    var Number iNewCwState     //New value for cold white channel
    var Number iNewWwState     //New value for warm white channel
    val String strThing = triggeringItem.name.toString.split(strSuffixSeparator).get(0)     //Get Name of "Thing", i.e. LED1 or LED2 or...
    val String strType = triggeringItem.name.toString.split(strSuffixSeparator).get(1)      //Get Type (brightness oder temperature)

    if ((strType == strSuffixBrightness) && (triggeringItem.state as Number) == 0) {        //no math required. just switch off
        iNewCwState = 0
        iNewWwState = 0
    }
    else {
        var iBrightness = gCCT_LED.members.findFirst[ t | t.name == strThing+strSuffixSeparator+strSuffixBrightness ].state as Number
        var iColor = gCCT_LED.members.findFirst[ t | t.name == strThing+strSuffixSeparator+strSuffixTemperature ].state as Number
        logInfo("CCT_LED", "Setting 'Brightness' to {} and 'White Color' to {}",iBrightness,iColor)
        iNewWwState = Math::round ((iColor / 100 * iBrightness).intValue)
        iNewCwState = iBrightness - iNewWwState
    }
    logInfo("CCT_LED", "Changing channel 'Cold White' to {} and 'Warm White' to {}",iNewCwState,iNewWwState)
    sendCommand(strThing + "_cw", iNewCwState.toString)
    sendCommand(strThing + "_ww", iNewWwState.toString)
end

# Reading colors from Color Picker:

import org.openhab.core.library.types.*

rule "Get input change from garage light"
when
    Item Shelly_XXXXX3_Input changed to ON
then
    logInfo("Garage", "Light input is ON")
    BackDoorLight.sendCommand(ON)
end

rule "Momentary Switch events"
when
    Channel "shelly:shellydevice:XXXXXX:relay1#button" triggered SHORT_PRESSED
then
    logInfo("Relay", "A short push was detected")
end


rule "Shelly alarms"
when
    Channel "shelly:shellydevice:XXXXXX:device#alarm"       triggered or
    Channel "shelly:shelly25-roller:XXXXXX:device#alarm"    triggered
then
    if (receivedEvent !== null) { // A (channel) event triggered the rule
        eventSource = triggeredChannel
        eventType = receivedEvent
        ...
    } 
end

rule "Color changed" 
when
    Item ShellyColor changed
then
    var HSBType hsbValue = ShellyColor.state as HSBType
    var int redValue = hsbValue.red.intValue
    var int greenValue = hsbValue.green.intValue
    var int blueValue = hsbValue.blue.intValue
end

# shelly.sitemap

sitemap demo label="Home"
{
        Frame label="Dimmer" {
            Switch   item=DimmerSwitch
            Slider   item=DimmerBrightness
            SetPoint item=DimmerIncDec

            Number   item=ShellyHT_Dormitorio_Temp
            Number   item=ShellyHT_Chimenea_Humid
            Number   item=ShellyF_Sotano_Batt
            Number   item=Shelly_Power
        }
}