Description
Shelly Plus RGBW PM
The Shelly Plus RGBW PM is a compact Wi-Fi and Bluetooth controller for 12V or 24V DC LED strips that offers real-time power monitoring and a wide range of smart home automation features
Key Features:
- Connectivity: Features both Wi-Fi and Bluetooth for easy inclusion and local control, also acting as a Wi-Fi range extender and Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) gateway.
- Power Monitoring: Provides real-time power and energy consumption measurement for connected lights, allowing users to track usage and optimize efficiency.
- Versatile LED Support:Â Compatible with any 12V or 24V DCÂ mono-color, RGB, and RGBWÂ LED strips.
- Multiple Lighting Profiles:Â Supports three distinct profiles for flexibility:
- RGBW and RGB modes for full color and white light control.
- Lights x 4Â mode, which allows independent control of up to four separate single-color LED strips (e.g., as four separate white light circuits).
- Dimming and Color Control:Â Offers 16 million colors and a range of effects with adjustable transition durations and fade rates, as well as independent brightness control for the white channel in RGBW mode.
- No Hub Required:Â Can be controlled directly through the Shelly Smart Control app, voice assistants (Amazon Alexa, Google Home), and various protocols without a dedicated smart home hub.
- Smart Schedules and Scenes:Â Supports custom scheduling (including sunrise/sunset) and scene creation within the app and via webhooks to automate lighting based on time or other device triggers.
- Scripting Capabilities:Â Fully supports scripting for advanced local control and custom functionalities, allowing the device to interact with external data like weather forecasts.
- Safety Functions: Includes built-in overheating and overcurrent protection.
- Flexible Input Control:Â Features four input terminals that can be configured for use with traditional switches, buttons, or potentiometers.
- Compact Design:Â Its small size allows for easy, discreet installation inside standard electrical wall boxes or behind existing switches.








