Shelly Wifi smart home devices now with AU/NZ Certification

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#2547247 21-Aug-2020 18:23

hairy1:

I got this one. It won't add much at all to the build price I wouldn't imagine. About $11.

https://www.electricaldirectltd.co.nz/product/2591-Iconic-Switch-Module-10Amp-Spring-Return-Momentary

The momentary press one is really nice but is about $50 so not an option. That is designed for their smart home stuff:

https://www.pdl.co.nz/products/detail?CatNo=PDL356PBSS&tab-document-1=0&itemno=PDL356PBSS-VW

For the PDL 600 series PDL MOMENTARY PUSH BUTTON MODULE 10AMP 24VDC/250VAC

https://www.electricaldirectltd.co.nz/product/2074-PDL-Momentary-Push-Button-Module-10Amp-24VDC-250VAC

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#2551937 29-Aug-2020 14:58

My Shelly Dimmers arrived yesterday, has anyone seen any updates regarding these obtaining certification?

It also looks like ShellyForHass supporting the 1.8 firmware is now in beta.

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#2551938 29-Aug-2020 14:59

meesham:

My Shelly Dimmers arrived yesterday, has anyone seen any updates regarding these obtaining certification?

I checked yesterday. Still no certification published.

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#2551944 29-Aug-2020 15:14

I'm now running the ShellyForHass BETA and firmware 1.8 and it's all running fine. Still waiting (not very patiently) for dimmer certification.

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#2552011 29-Aug-2020 17:48

Not sure if it is mentioned elsewhere, there is HomeKit firmware for some of the shelly hardware https://github.com/mongoose-os-apps/shelly-homekit

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#2557310 4-Sep-2020 22:53

Hi all.

In a couple of hours Shelly is doing a presentation at IFA.

Link is here: https://facebook.com/events/s/shelly-ifa-global-press-confer/3878559735492551/?ti=cl

Cheers

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#2574537 26-Sep-2020 08:08

Is there any update for certification in NZ for any of the shelly products? The certification of suitability doesn't look like it complies with the Electricity Safety Regulations

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#2574541 26-Sep-2020 08:47

Sparkznz: Is there any update for certification in NZ for any of the shelly products? The certification of suitability doesn't look like it complies with the Electricity Safety Regulations

The Global-Mark Website appears to be unavailable at present, but other forum members monitor the Shelly Facebook page and I'm sure they will update this thread when certification is complete.

If you're referring to the Certificate of Suitability not meeting the requirements of an SDoC, you are correct. They serve different purposes. The former would be cited by the latter.

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#2574542 26-Sep-2020 08:54

GM website seems to not allow searches on some browsers. It works right now and it's still just the 1 and 1PM on there.

My electrician wired 8x1 and 4x1PM for me last week.

Voyager referral - https://refer.voyager.nz/68QKJ8XKK

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#2574570 26-Sep-2020 10:14

If you search too often the website will block your browser.

I asked on the Facebook page the other day but didn't get a response. "Coming weeks" was the answer some time ago.

Cheers.

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#2574626 26-Sep-2020 12:20

SirHumphreyAppleby:
Sparkznz: Is there any update for certification in NZ for any of the shelly products? The certification of suitability doesn't look like it complies with the Electricity Safety Regulations

The Global-Mark Website appears to be unavailable at present, but other forum members monitor the Shelly Facebook page and I'm sure they will update this thread when certification is complete.

If you're referring to the Certificate of Suitability not meeting the requirements of an SDoC, you are correct. They serve different purposes. The former would be cited by the latter.

Cheers. For that.
Yea I don't believe a SDoC is required for these as I don't believe they meet the requirements for med or high risk declared articles. Plus depending on where you get them from, you could be classed as the importer.
They would need to prove that they can meet reg 80 of the ESR2010

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#2574663 26-Sep-2020 14:30

Would someone possibly be able to bottom-line this for those of us without detailed understanding of electrical regulations in NZ, but who want to have some smart lights? This seems inordinately complicated for a layperson. Are we in NZ allowed to install (have a sparky install) these devices or not?

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#2574666 26-Sep-2020 14:51

CJbravo:
Would someone possibly be able to bottom-line this for those of us without detailed understanding of electrical regulations in NZ, but who want to have some smart lights? This seems inordinately complicated for a layperson. Are we in NZ allowed to install (have a sparky install) these devices or not?

Yes. Good question. I’m confused too

These guys seem to think so but the thread has cast doubt in this

http://www.onesecurity.co.nz/services-8/

Keen to have a definitive answer

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#2578337 2-Oct-2020 21:50

If an electrician agrees to install them then its his liability. So long as you don't lie to them about any of the devices certifications. When I had mine installed I just gave the electrician the Certificate of Suitability and the devices and they were happy.

I'm just a layperson too but I'm pretty sure the Shelly 1PM and Shelly 1 comply with Section 80 of the ESR2010 because of below.

(ii)

whichever official standard listed in Schedule 4 applies to the fitting or appliance; or

ESR2010 Section 80

Electronic switches IEC 60669-1 Ed 3.2 as modified by AS/NZS 60669.1:2013 in conjunction with IEC 60669-2-1 Ed 4.1 as modified by AS/NZS 60669.2.1:2013

ESR2010 Schedule 4

AS/NZS 60669.2.1:2013 Switches for household and similar fixed electrical installations - Part 2-1: Particular requirements - Electronic switches

Shelly 1 CoS

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#2586127 16-Oct-2020 07:17

Shelly 2.5 is now approved. Hopefully the dimmer 2 is not too far away.

https://public.global-mark.com.au:8443/certificate.nsf/1/B0747E14301FB651CA25860200502C8D?Open

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