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Only thing i know of for that type of curtain would be in the video i watched long ago

i can only think it would come out a month before winter

I think its the ESP32-S2 Chipset but not sure

I dont know these that pump and one would need to make sure on amount of current and Amp being pulled to make sure if its a plus or pro device. But its very possible you could add a shelly EM onto your main power and then a EM on the solar panel to mesure the in and output. I also saw some people add a API on the device to check on best price of the electricity provider to then turn it on when its best but this was a API scripting situation. But I think its possible.

For me the question would be why would you need POE in the Shelly Lan switch as well as more speed. Its connecting to the Shelly Pro devices so no need for POE or speed

I guess only time will tell. Im sure that something will come out

maybe some rebranding to be open to more companies

Im sure there is a more advanced way to do it but I did a test with a scene. Maybe others have a better idea or method, will help you I created 2 x scenes with the following rules Scene 1. When Plug 1 = on then Plug 2 = off Scene 2. When Plug 2 = on then Plug 1 = off what this did for me was when i turn on Plug 1 then the plug 2 goes off and when plug 2 goes on then plug 1 goes off. Im sure there must be a method with scripting or some other rule i am not sure of but hope this helps

That is possible do you have a phase tester or multimeter to check.

You controlling the opening and closing with the App or you also going to introduce the Button or sensors to the install ?

I just tried it with mine and it works fine. What plug version you using and the firmware version. When i set the Static IP it already placed the IP address for me. I also set my own after making sure that the IP was being used. maybe take a screen shot of the error.

Im quite sure people have done the same. It could be a small setting. I would only be able to mirror the same setup next week. maybe before I get anything will check if someone has solved your issue

ok I might know but a test would need to be done. im guessing you just need to find the right cable that triggers the SW to change the relay input state. My first guess would be the 12v current that is sent to the lock to open the lock. This should then change the state of the relay. You should be able to hear the relay open and close or see the state change on the device. the only question I have is if the current sent to the door latch is a that would also be sent to the SW1. But there should be a setting in the APP that allows for the signal input. I don't have any of these type of devices at my house so I cant test it myself I would need to go to the store to get a simular setup.

Just so I understand the process here on what you want to try to do. when the door is opened or you put a key into the keypad, do you want the power to come on in the room? The SW will then change the input state of the relay to add power to the room.

Hi I am not sure I follow. Have you tired to set a static IP address on the device? When you say Shelly device is in another network do you mean in a other IP range??? maybe send some screen shots of the issue. I have set some devices to be dynamic IP and some to be static. As long as you have the correct Subnet and gateway you should be fine. It also depends if you have the device in a VLan. It could be that if it is in a Vlan the settings can be stopping you from accessing the device. good way to see your network lay out is CMD then Ipconfig then see your Laptop IP and then show the IP of the Shelly device.