Shelly 1 Mini Gen3 | WiFi & Bluetooth Smart Switch Relay 1 Channel 8A | Home Automation | Compatible with Alexa & Google Home | iOS Android App | No Hub Required | Dry Contacts
$ 14.99
Price: $14.99
(as of Mar 20, 2025 12:08:38 UTC – Details)
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Shelly is one of the fastest-growing IoT brands, delivering cutting-edge automation solutions for residential, commercial, and industrial environments.
Driven by a commitment to fulfill the vision of a happier, safer, and more sustainable lifestyle, we elevate appliance control and energy management to an unparalleled standard.
Easy installation & reliable performance. Integrate Shelly devices with Alexa, Google Home, SmartThings or the Shelly Smart Control App
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Language : English
Product Dimensions : 1.34 x 1.14 x 0.63 inches; 0.71 ounces
Item model number : 3800235261576
Date First Available : January 4, 2024
Manufacturer : Allterco Robotics EOOD
ASIN : B0CQCHS2QS
Country of Origin : Bulgaria
Shelly 1 Mini Gen 3 is a WiFi & Bluetooth smart switch relay, 1 channel 8 A Equipped with a new processor & increased flash memory – ESP Shelly and has Improved durability of terminals also used as a WiFi range extender, dry contacts, supports up to 8 A at 240 VAC and 5 A at 30 VDC. The world’s smallest relay for smart control. Automate your lights, garage door, irrigation system or other small electronic devices in less than 10 minutes and control them from anywhere.
Control Your Garage Door – The Shelly Plus 1 Mini’s compact design allows for flexible placement, allowing you to install it directly in the garage door opener body or even near the motor. Its 8A load capacity ensures reliable garage door control, allowing you to conveniently operate your garage door remotely without the need for bulky external modules.
Automate your irrigation system depending on the weather – The Shelly Plus 1 Mini, due to its small size, can be installed near the irrigation system control panel or in a waterproof housing, providing protection from the elements.
Shelly Customer Service – Shelly is one of the fastest-growing Smart Home brands in the world with devices, providing solutions for the automation of private homes, buildings and businesses. We provide our customers with professional support and a 3 years device warranty.
Shelly Smart Control App will help you control your Shelly devices remotely and will send notifications for all automated events in your home. You can easily configure devices and manage their settings individually, or you can create personalized scenes by combining Shelly devices to trigger certain actions in your home automation.
Customers say
Customers find the relay easy to set up and integrate with Home Assistant. They appreciate its compact size that fits nicely in a single gang box. The relay works seamlessly with Alexa and Home Assistant, providing remote control of lights.
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12 reviews for Shelly 1 Mini Gen3 | WiFi & Bluetooth Smart Switch Relay 1 Channel 8A | Home Automation | Compatible with Alexa & Google Home | iOS Android App | No Hub Required | Dry Contacts
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Ashley Harris –
Smart Switch Success: Perfect for Home Automation Enthusiasts!
This little Shelly 1 Mini was exactly what I needed to smart-ify my kitchen light! Installation was a bit tricky with my neutral wire being at the ceiling fixture, but after consulting some wiring diagrams online, I got it working perfectly.The real gem is its compatibility – I successfully flashed Tasmota firmware and integrated it with Home Assistant for full local control.The device is tiny but mighty, handling my kitchen light with no issues. For anyone into home automation who knows their way around basic wiring, this is a fantastic option to convert “dumb” switches into smart ones. Just make sure you’re comfortable with electrical work or consult a professional.Bonus points for not requiring any proprietary hub and working with multiple platforms. Perfect for DIY smart home projects!
SpeedyG –
Easy installation & integration with Home Assistant – Plenty of capacity for a ceiling fan or light.
Home Assistant found it automatically once the relay was connected to wifi. It wasn’t even necessary to manually add the Integration. I’ve been testing it for a few hours and it works flawlessly. It’s also can be controlled by the built in web interface and that interface has lots of options.No worries about shorting wires (despite what other reviewers have said) when wire is trimmed so there is no bare copper visible between the connector and insulation. 8 amps is plenty of capacity for almost any ceiling fixture, but it’s not a good idea to control a wall outlet with this relay.
Rock N Trail Photo –
Remote switch for shop lights.
I almost returned this device because my original plan was for a 12 volt device and the mini doesnt accommodate DC. However I decided to use for something else and it did not disappoint. The Shelly mini fit nicely in a single gang box. The set up for this project is unique. I had 4 square box with a single switch on one side of the door and a single gang switch box on the other that no longer used but it was connected to the inside switch. Knowing that the 4 square box was pretty full, I was able to utilize the empty box to store the Shelly and make up my connections. The programming worked well too, I’m still learning all the nuances but for now it works as it should.
Michael –
All I wanted was a better driveway light timer…
… but I got so much more.Frustrated with the normal light timers limited timing features, I turned to one of these Shelly Mini G3 smart switches. It works great and has the timing feature of an individual offset from dawn that was missing from the non-smart timer switches.The manual is bit overwhelming, and it was missing the specific “wiring plan” I needed. Searching the web I didn’t easily find the answer. A deep dive into a manual for one of their other products and I found the answer. The wiring I needed was two momentary switches connected directly to the device. While it describes one, it’s not clear on how to add more. It’s pretty simple, put them in parallel. But this should have been easier to find.I wasn’t interested in cloud support and was a little worried I would be required to use it. Again, a detail that is hard to get clarity from any manuals. It’s not required or needed for local access only.Once installed, I used the AP feature (Wi-Fi directly to the device, open a web browser). This allowed me to finish the setup and configure the timers all I wanted. It’s nice its exposed Web UI did everything I wanted. I continued and joined it my house Wi-Fi and have it automatically set time from the google time services.Then I could access its exposed web interface with directly connecting to the device, just my Wi-Fi; and had it automatically updated its firmware. It did come with firmware that was a version behind.Not really a requirement, but I checked out their Shelly app on my Android phone. It worked great. There are a lot of bad reviews that were recent, so I was worried. I think the complexity of rooms and how to add devices was throwing these people off, but the model clicked with me, and I thought it was very functional and stabile. So, I then ordered three smart outlets to add to the mix; and I am happy. Makes remote control and management of timers all in one UI rather than each units Web UI.There are many other features I haven’t even delved into yet, like actions.If the App quits being supported, I can always go back to the fully functional Web UI on each unit.
Nestor V. –
Works great!
I used this as a garage door opener control. My opener no longer worked with it’s control, so I was able to install this shelly device to have phone control. It works great on both Android and Alexa. I was able to create a momentary command through the shelly app. I then used automation functions on both Google home and Alexa in order to control it with my phone through the app or voice, using my smartwatch, or through Alexa.It has been working perfectly for a few months now. I’ll be purchasing many more to use throughout my home.
faw –
Small but capable relay
The WiFi relay is very small, easy to install, and very capable.
trailhead –
Very cool device
I bought this based on a segment from This Old House. I have had issues installing a smart dimmer switch because they are so voluminous, that I was cramming it into the box. This is a great idea but still had issues cramming this small device behind a switch. The wiring instructions are made for a professional and I found some helpful diagrams on Reddit. My application was a simple outdoor light switch. I had to create 1 or 2 wire jumpers which meant that I needed to buy some heavy gauge electrical wire. It was scary popping the circut bereaker back on but it works perfectly. There is an app or you can incorporate with Google and other home automation platforms. I have mine set up for dusk and dawn on and off which continuously adjusts. After turning this light off and on manually for 20 years, I’m so happy that one stupid task is automated.
Ken Maughan –
Tried a number of relays in the past which would lose their programming when powered off. This device cans be set to power up in either Closed or Open states. Needed that functionality for the application I used it for. Easy to access the setup feature using the app.
Sergio D. –
Muy buen calidad, fácil de programar. Se usa la app de Shelly para programarlo y ahà mismo se liga a Alexa. La app de Shelly tiene bastantes features para usar el switch.
JarosÅaw Królewicz –
DziaÅa super
Geert VBK –
Ik zocht een “droog” contact voor de sturing van de warmwaterboiler.Zeer klein en licht. Eenvoudige aansluiting en ook eenvoudig op wifi aangesloten zodat ik hem van overal kan bedienen. Ik gebruik hem nu al enkele maanden en ben er zeer tevreden over.Aanrader!
Cliente Amazon –
Funciona a la perfección, facil de instalar, ideal para encender y apagar una luz u otro aparato a distancia, permite, metiante la app, hacer varias programaciones, es muy pequeño y cabe en la caja del interruptor, por lo menos en la mia.