CAME ZA3 Electric gate and Shelly Uni

looks good, but you should measure before how much current flows between pin 2 and 7 when the switch is operated. The uni can only handle Max. 100mA

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I'm having a problem with the power, pins 10 & 11 do not deliver the required power, it seems to be pulsating!?

NonSequitur please can you share how you connected your Shelly Uni to a CAME gate controller?

Hi there! Pins 10 and 11 are the correct pins on a CAME ZA3 controller for 24V ac. Test it with a true RMS multimeter if you can get one to check that's what's actually being delivered, although I think it's highly likely to be OK if the gate functions correctly in other respects. Is it possible that the wire on the Shelly 1 isn't making a good contact in the connector block?

Note that you will also need to have the Shelly Uni set up so that the switch is normally off and only on for 0.5s before it goes back to off. The Came controller expects a short pulse rather than a continuous connection across pins. You can do this with a timer off function on the Shelly itself or in whatever smart hub you're using to control the Uni.