Shelly Gen 3 Energy Meter with 50A CT Clamp

Shelly Mini 1PM GEN3 Smart Switch is an ultra‑compact Wi‑Fi relay with built‑in power monitoring, designed to fit behind standard wall switches or sockets. It lets you automate lights and small appliances in minutes, with full remote control and energy monitoring via the Shelly app or your existing smart home system.

Key Features

• World’s smallest relay switch – tiny form factor designed to fit behind almost any wall switch or socket backbox.
• Smart on/off control – remotely switch lights or small electrical appliances from anywhere via the Shelly Cloud app.
• Integrated power monitoring – real‑time measurement of power usage so you can track energy consumption and optimise loads.
• Retrofit friendly – fits into existing installations without changing the visible switch or socket hardware.
• GEN3 platform with 8MB Shelly ESP processor – improved responsiveness, better power efficiency and support for new advanced features over time.
• Easy Bluetooth onboarding – add the device quickly using Bluetooth via the Shelly Cloud app, then manage it over Wi‑Fi.

Smart Home & Connectivity

• Wi‑Fi connected – no hub required; connects directly to your 2.4 GHz Wi‑Fi network.
• Highly compatible – works with common smart home ecosystems and voice assistants via Shelly’s open APIs and integrations.
• Remote access – control and monitor loads from anywhere, schedule automation and create scenes in the Shelly app.

Typical Applications

• Automating lighting circuits while keeping your existing wall switches.
• Smart control and monitoring of small appliances such as lamps, fans or plug‑in heaters within the device’s rated load.
• Adding fine‑grained energy monitoring to individual circuits or appliances for efficiency tracking.

Installation Notes

• Designed for installation behind switches or sockets in a suitable backbox with enough depth and ventilation.
• All wiring must be carried out by a competent person with the power safely isolated.
• Ensure the connected load does not exceed the relay’s rated current and power limits as specified by Shelly.