Shelly is a smart home brand developed and manufactured by the Bulgarian company Allterco Robotics. Shelly Smart Home devices are a flexible and affordable way to automate your home. They are easy to install and use, and they are compatible with a variety of home automation platforms. The devices are currently WiFi and/or Bluetooth capable and can be controlled via the Shelly app, a home automation hub or voice commands.
Shelly expands with Z-Wave wireless technology
Shelly Qubino Wave is a new series of smart home devices that use the Z-Wave protocol standard. They are designed to be installed behind any switch or outlet, instantly turning them into a smart device. Once installed, you can integrate them into your Z-Wave network (a Z-Wave gateway is required) and control connected devices from anywhere using your smartphone or tablet.The Shelly Qubino Wave devices work with the latest Z-Wave chip generation (S800). They offer a range of features including:
- Single or dual channel switching
- Power consumption measurement
- Overcurrent protection
- Schedule and automation
- Voice control
- Compatibility with a variety of Z-Wave hubs
The Shelly Qubino Wave devices are a good option for those looking to automate their home with Z-Wave. They are easy to install and use and offer a range of features that can make your home more comfortable and efficient.
Switching and measuring with Shelly Qubinio Wave
Here are some of the specific models of Shelly Qubino Wave devices:
- Shelly Wave 1: This is a single channel switch that can be used to control a light, appliance or other device.
- Shelly Wave 1 PM: This is a single channel switch that can control a light, appliance or other device and also measure power consumption.
- Shelly Wave 2PM: This is a two-channel switch that can control two lights, appliances or other devices and also measure power consumption. The channels can be measured individually.
If you’re looking for a way to automate or expand your home with Z-Wave, Shelly Qubino Wave devices are a great option. They’re affordable, easy to use, and compatible with a variety of Z-Wave hubs.
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