Shelly 3EM Manual

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INITIAL INCLUSION

Before installing/mounting the Device ensure that the grid is

powered off (turned down breakers). Connect Shelly 3EM to the

power grid and install it in the breakers box following the scheme

that suites the desired purpose.

You may choose if you want to use Shelly with the Shelly Cloud

mobile application and Shelly Cloud service. You can also famil-

iarize yourself with the instructions for Management and Control

through the embedded Web interface.

CONTROL YOUR HOME WITH YOUR VOICE

All Shelly devices are compatible with Amazon Echo and Google

Home. Please see our step-by-step guide on:

https://shelly.cloud/compatibility/

THE MOBILE APPLICATION - SHELLY CLOUD

Shelly Cloud gives you opportunity to control and adjust all

Shelly® Devices from anywhere in the world. You only need an

internet connection and our mobile application, installed on your

smartphone or tablet. To install the application please visit Goo-

gle Play or App Store and install the Shelly Cloud app.

Registration

The rst time you load the Shelly Cloud mobile app, you have to

create an account which can manage all your Shelly® devices.

Forgotten Password

In case you forget or lose your password, just enter the e-mail

address you have used in your registration. You will then receive

instructions to change your password.

⚠WARNING! Be careful when you type your e-mail address

during the registration, as it will be used in case you forget your

password. After registering, create your rst room (or rooms),

where you are going to add and use your Shelly devices.

Shelly Cloud gives you opportunity to create scenes for au-

tomatic turning on or off of the Devices at predened hours

or based on other parameters like temperature, humidity,

light etc. (with available sensor in Shelly Cloud). Shelly

Cloud allows easy control and monitoring using a mobile

phone, tablet or PC.

Device Inclusion

To add a new Shelly device, connect it to the power grid

following the Installation Instructions included with the

Device.

• Step 1 - After the installation of Shelly in the breakers boxand

the power is turned on Shelly will create its own WiFi Access

Point (AP).

⚠WARNING! In case the Device has not created its own WiFi

network with SSID like shellyem3-35FA58 check if you have con-

nected Shelly correctly by the schemes described above. If you do

not see an active WiFi network with SSID like shellyem3-35FA58,

reset the Device. In order to reset the device, you will need physical

access to it. On the front of the device, you will see a button. Press

and hold it for 10 seconds. Shelly should return to AP Mode. If

not, please repeat or contact our customer support at: support@

shelly.cloud

• Step 2 - Choose “Add Device”. In order to add more Devices

later, use the app menu at the top right corner of the main screen

and click “Add Device”. Type the name (SSID) and password for

the WiFi network, to which you want to add the Device.

• Step 3 - WiFi network inclusion

If using press the home button of your iPhone/iPad/iPod. iOS

Open Settings > WiFi and connect to the WiFi network created by

Shelly, e.g. shellyem3-35FA58.

If using your phone/tablet will automatically scan and Android

include all new Shelly Devices in the WiFi network that you are

connected to.

Upon successful Device Inclusion to the WiFi network you will

see this pop-up:

• Step 4 - Approximately 30 seconds after discovery of any new

Devices оn the local WiFi network, а list will be displayed by de-

fault in the “Discovered Devices” room.

• Step 5 - Enter Discovered Devices and choose the Device you

want to include in your account.

Step 6 - Enter a name for the Device (in the Device Name eld).

Choose a Room, in which the Device has to be positioned. You

can choose an icon or add a picture to make it easier to recog-

nize. Press “Save Device”.

• Step 7 - To enable connection to the Shelly Cloud service for

remote control and monitoring, press “YES” on the following

pop-up.

Shelly Devices Settings

After your Shelly device is included in the app, you can

control it, change its settings and automate the way it

works. To switch the relay of the Device on and off, use the

respective Power button. To enter at the Details menu of

the respective Device, simply click on its name. From the

details menu you may control the Device, as well as edit its

appearance and settings.

Details menu

Here you will see the momentary:

• Consumption - in Watts

• Voltage -in Volts

• Reactive power – in Volt-Ampere Reactive (VAR)

• Power Factor – in the range of -1 to 1 Below that you will see

the history graph for the last year for:

• Consumption*

• Voltage –with a lowest and highest measurement

*If you have connected your solar panel to Shelly 3EM, it will be

shown in green color.

SETTINGS

Timer

Manage the power supply automatically

• Auto OFF: After turning on, the power supply will automatically

shutdown after a predened time (in seconds). A value of 0 will

cancel the timer.

• Auto ON: After turning off, the power supply will be automati-

cally turned on after a predened time (in seconds). A value of 0

will cancel the timer.

Weekly Schedule

This function requires an internet connection.

Shelly receives actual information about the time of sunrise

and sunset in your area. Shelly may turn on/off automati-

cally at a predened time, at sunrise/sunset, or at a speci-

ed time before or after sunrise/sunset.

Internet/Security

• WiFi Mode - Client: Allows the device to connect to an avail-

able WiFi network. After typing the details in the respective elds,

press Connect.

• WiFi Client Backup: Allows the device to connect to an alterna-

tive WiFi network, if the primary is not available. After typing the

details in the respective elds, press Set.

• WiFi Mode - Access Point: Congure Shelly to create a Wi-

Fi Access point. After typing the details in the respective elds,

press Create Access Point.

• Cloud: Enable or Disable connection to the Cloud service.

• Restrict Login: Restrict the web interface of Shely with a Us-

ername and Password. After typing the details in the respective

elds, press Restrict Shelly.

Settings

• Power On Default Mode - This sets the default output state

when Shelly is powered.

- ON: Congure Shelly to turn ON, when it has power.

- OFF: Congure Shelly to turn OFF, when it has power.

- Restore Last Mode: Congure Shelly to return to last state it

was in, when it has power.

• Firmware Update - Update the rmware of Shelly, when a new

version is released.

• Time Zone and Geo-location - Enable or Disable the automatic

detection of Time Zone and Geo-location.

• Factory Reset - Return Shelly to its factory default settings.

• Device Information - Here you can see the:

- Device ID - Unique ID of Shelly

- Device IP - The IP of Shelly in your Wi-Fi network

- Device Type – The type of your Shelly device

- WiFi Name – the Name (SSID) of the WiFi network to which

your Shelly is connected

- WiFi Signal - the Signal strength of the WiFi network to which

your Shelly is connected

Edit Device

From here you can edit:

• Device Name

• Device Room

• Device Picture

When you are done, press Save Device. Some of the fea-

tures of the Shelly Cloud mobile application are available at

https://my.shelly.cloud/ as well.

THE EMBEDDED WEB INTERFACE

Еven without the mobile app, Shelly can be set and controlled

through a browser and WiFi connection of a mobile phone, tablet

or PC.

Abbreviations Used:

• Shelly-ID – the unique name of the Device. It consists of 6

or more characters. It may include numbers and letters, for ex-

ample 35FA58.

• SSID – the name of the WiFi network, created by the Device,

for example shellyem3-35FA58.

• Access Point (AP) – the mode in which the Device creates

its own WiFi connection point with the respective name (SSID).

• Client Mode (CM) – the mode in which the Device is connect-

ed to another WiFi network.

Installation/Initial inclusion

• Step 1 - Install Shelly to the power grid following the schemes

described above and place it into the console. After turning the

power on Shelly will create its own WiFi network (AP).

⚠WARNING! In case the Device has not created its own WiFi

network with SSID like shellyem3-35FA58 check if you have con-

nected Shelly correctly by the schemes described above. If you do

not see an active WiFi network with SSID like shellyem3-35FA58,

reset the Device. In order to reset the device, you will need physical

access to it. On the front of the device, you will see a button. Press

and hold it for 10 seconds. Shelly should return to AP Mode. If not,

please repeat or contact our customer support at:

support@shelly.cloud

• Step 2 - When Shelly has created an own WiFi network (own

AP), with name (SSID) such as shellyem3-35FA58. Connect to it

with your phone, tablet or PC.

• Step 3 - Type 192.168.33.1 into the address eld of your

browser to load the web interface of Shelly.

General - Home Page

This is the home page of the embedded web interface.

Here you will see information about:

• Total electrical consumption of all channels

• Current electrical consumption, Voltage, Reactive power and

Power Factor of Channel A

• Current electrical consumption, Voltage, Reactive power and

Power Factor of Channel B

• Current electrical consumption, Voltage, Reactive power and

Power Factor of Channel C

• Power Button

• Connection to Cloud

• Present time

• Settings

Shelly 3EM can store in his internal memory history for 365 days.

You can download it in .xml format by clicking the download but-

ton next to the channel info.

Internet/Security

• WiFi Mode - Client: Allows the device to connect to an available

• WiFi network. After typing the details in the respective elds,

press Connect.

• WiFi Client Backup: Allows the device to connect to an alterna-

tive WiFi network, if the primary is not available. After typing the

details in the respective elds, press Set.

• WiFi Mode - Access Point: Congure Shelly to create a Wi-

Fi Access point. After typing the details in the respective elds,

press Create Access Point.

• Restrict Login: Restrict the web interface of Shelly with a Us-

ername and Password. After typing the details in the respective

elds, press Restrict Shelly.

• SNTP Server: You can change the default SNTP server. Enter

the address, and click Save.

• Advanced - Developer Settings: Here you can change the ac-

tion execution:

- Via CoAP (CoIOT)

- Via MQTT

• Cloud: Enable or Disable connection to the Cloud service.

Settings

• Power On Default Mode - This sets the default output state

when Shelly is powered.

- ON: Congure Shelly to turn ON, when it has power.

- OFF: Congure Shelly to turn OFF, when it has power.

• Restore Last Mode - Congure Shelly to return to last state it

was in, when it has power.

• Firmware Update - Update the rmware of Shelly, when a new

version is released.

• Time Zone and Geo-location - Enable or Disable the automatic

detection of Time Zone and Geo-location.

• Set Date/Time - You can manually set the Date and time for

your Shelly device.

• Factory Reset - Return Shelly to its factory default settings.

• Device Reboot - Reboots the Device.

• Device Info - Shows your device ID.

In Client Mode shows also your WiFi network name and WiFi

signal strength.

Description of Shelly 3EM values:

1. Power Consumption - This is the power which is actually con-

sumed or utilized in an AC Circuit. It is also called True power,

Active power or Real power. It is measured in kilowatt (kW) or

megawatt (MW). It is the actual outcome of the electrical system

which runs the electric circuits or loads. This is the energy which

you are paying. It is shown separately with individual colors for

each phase, in the history graph. If you have solar panel and sell

energy, you will see this power with “negative” value. It is shown

in green color in the history graph.

2. Reactive power - This is the power that ows back and forth,

it moves in both the direction in the circuit or react upon itself.

The Reactive power is measured in Volt-Ampere reactive (VAR),

Kilo Volt-Ampere reactive (VAR) or Mega Volt-Ampere reactive

(MVAR). You are not being charged for this energy.

3. Power Factor - The power factor of an AC electrical circuit is

dened as the ratio of the real power absorbed by the load to

the apparent power owing in the circuit, and is a dimensionless

number in the closed interval of −1 to 1. A power factor of less

than 1 indicates the voltage and current are not in phase, reduc-

ing the instantaneous product of the two. In a perfect situation

the Power Factor is close to 1.

4. Voltage - Voltage, also called electromotive force, is a quan-

titative expression of the potential difference in charge between

two points in an electrical eld.

You can download your history by going to

https://my.shelly.cloud/ in a browser on a PC.

Produkt Specifikationer

Mærke:	Shelly
Kategori:	Ikke kategoriseret
Model:	3EM

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