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elpenguino

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#319521 2-May-2025 14:18
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Anyone got a Shelly RGB controller they don't want?

 

Not worried if its early or late generation.





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NokiaRocks
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  #3369996 2-May-2025 14:51
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Where are you based? I have an RGBW2 in box I got a few years back, but never used.


elpenguino

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  #3369999 2-May-2025 14:55
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I am in Wellington. Yourself?

 

 





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  #3370015 2-May-2025 15:32
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I also have a RGBW2, Christchurch based. Brand new from a few years ago, $32 




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  #3370040 2-May-2025 16:24
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Thank you, I've got a local offer but might be interested for further lighting developments.





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  #3370041 2-May-2025 16:24
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I have a new RGBW2 I'd swap for another type of Shelly. Based in Auckland.





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