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- Shelly 1 Gen 3 Wiring Diagrams - Download PDF
- 230V Power Supply (without switch)
- 230V Power Supply (with switch)
- 24 ~ 48V DC Power Supply
- 12V DC Stabilised Power Supply
- 2-Way Switching - Latching Switches
- Multi-Way Switching - Momentary Switches
- Garage Door / Gate Motor Wiring Example
- Related Shelly blogs & guides
Wiring Diagrams – Shelly 1 Gen3
Shelly 1 Gen3 – Smart on / off control for 12~48V DC or 230V AC lighting and electrical devices. Includes dry contact support where the inputs are separated from the outputs. Compatible with standard latching and momentary switches.
It is important to note that the Shelly 1 Gen 3 is a dry contact module (voltage free) where the input (powering the device) is detached (isolated) from the output (connect to the load).
IMPORTANT - This device must be installed by a licensed electrician
Shelly 1 Gen 3 Wiring Diagrams - Download PDF
230V Power Supply (without switch)
230V Power Supply (with switch)
24 ~ 48V DC Power Supply
12V DC Stabilised Power Supply
2-Way Switching - Latching Switches
Multi-Way Switching - Momentary Switches
Shelly App > Device > Settings > Input/output settings > Button > Set Shelly device to be “momentary”
Garage Door / Gate Motor Wiring Example
Tip: Trigger inputs on your garage door / gate motor may differ. Please consult the manual for the correct trigger inputs.
Shelly App > Device > Settings > Input/output settings > Switch > “Detached” switch mode
Shelly App > Device > Application Settings > Input state display > Switch > Add input state identifier “on”
Shelly App > Device > Timer > Auto off > 2 seconds
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Updated on January 30, 2026