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Philips Hue Wall-mounted switch module for Hue lamps (battery-operated), single pack
Question about Philips Hue Wall-mounted switch module for Hue lamps (battery-operated), single pack
Hello everyone. I have bought 2 Philips Hue White & Colour Ambiance Infuse ceiling lights and a bridge for 2 children's rooms. Since our EFH is mainly equipped with Shellys, I have seen a Youtube video that instead of Philips Hue wall switch module that Shelly Plus I4 DC is recommended. Cheaper and doesn't need a battery. Has anyone already implemented this and has experience with it? So far I have the problem that my wife and the kids press the light switch and then the lamps are no longer accessible. I would therefore like to replace the light switches with push-buttons and then fit a Shelly behind them
Hello, why the i4 DC variant? Do you have a low-voltage DC line at the push-button? Otherwise you need the 230v version.
Please note: The Shelly does not have Zigbee. So it cannot be integrated directly into the bridge. So you would have to tinker with something like sending commands to the bridge via http or, even better, use a control centre such as Home Assistant or similar.
You could also use a normal Shelly 1 (possibly mini) and deactivate the relay (pure input detection like i4). Then you still have the option of using the relay if required and de-energising the lamp if necessary.
Do you have a neutral conductor for the button/switch? You need this for most Shellys.
Please note: The Shelly does not have Zigbee. So it cannot be integrated directly into the bridge. So you would have to tinker with something like sending commands to the bridge via http or, even better, use a control centre such as Home Assistant or similar.
You could also use a normal Shelly 1 (possibly mini) and deactivate the relay (pure input detection like i4). Then you still have the option of using the relay if required and de-energising the lamp if necessary.
Do you have a neutral conductor for the button/switch? You need this for most Shellys.