Is there any difference between the UL listed versions of the Shelly 1 and Shelly 2.5 and the un-listed versions? I understand the increased price to cover the cost of certification, but I want to know if there are any other differences.
Also, does anyone have any guesses on how something like a Shelly would be counted in "box fill" calculations for purposes of US electrical code? (https://iaeimagazine.org/magazine/2017/…l-calculations/)
Answer to your first question:
Your second question:
I have no knowledge about that rules, sorry.
Hi,
sorry to bring that subject again...
I'm a (..n intendent) Shelly newbie...
Guzzi-Charlie - you mentioned 100% identical function, but is there a change in the materials that isn't implemented in the non UL version - for 1pm and 2.5? ( wait 2-3 secs... [media]https://youtu.be/92b26PI6Z3c?t=239[/media])
another Q:
besides 1pm & 2.5 are there any other UL certified products (ie dimmer, RGBW, gas...)?
From what I know:
the relais (at least for a Shelly 1) are from different manufactors..
UL version has a panasonic relais inside, the non-UL-Version a relais from HongFa.
besides 1pm & 2.5 are there any other UL certified products (ie dimmer, RGBW, gas...)?
no, AFAIK not. But Shelly Gas (and other Plug&Play Shellies) sholdn't be a problem as they are not mounted inside a wall box.
RGBW2 is low voltage (12-24v dc), not sure if there's a UL certificate needed at all.
Thanks 7o9.
UL impacts insurance.
Let's say on a fire incident, the insurance company might say that there was no (UL) smoke detector installed (i see that this product is on it's way).
Same as for fire due to faulty dimmer, or alarm not going off in case of a burglary due to faulty motion detector.
I really don't know if CE is enough (maybe for the EU it is).
Any idea?
