I purchased two Shelly 1 devices a few days ago and successfully set one up on a single-pole switch. I've been trying to get the other one connected to a 3 - 4 - 3 way circuit but I haven't had any luck yet.
The switches are as follows:
Switch_A:
Common: RED (assuming this is the LOAD for the lights)
Travelers BLACK and WHITE wires.
Just those three wires are present.
Switch_B:
4 screws, left screws have black wires, right screws have white wires.
There are two bundles here, one with 3 wires and one with 2 wires. The RED wire is not used in the 3 wire bundle.
Switch_C:
Bundle_1: 3 wires:
RED - to Switch_C Common terminal - seems to be the HOT wire
BLACK - wired to Bundle_2 BLACK
WHITE - wired to Bundle_2 WHITE
Bundle_2: 2 wires
BLACK - wired to Bundle_1 BLACK
WHITE - wired to Bundle_1 WHITE
Bundle 3: 2 wires
BLACK - to Switch_C Traveler terminal on Common side
WHITE - to Switch_C Traveler terminal on opposite side
When I disconnected the two pairs of wires in Switch_C's junction box, I could still turn the lights on if the other switches were flipped a certain way.
[L] - RED wire from Switch_C - Jumper to NEW HOT wire nut
[I] - to HOT wire nut
[I] - to HOT wire nut
[N] - to existing WHITE NEUTRAL wire nut
I have been trying different configurations. I think perhaps the problem is with the [O] terminal on the Shelly 1. It would seem I have to connect both travelers from Switch_C to get it to work. I guess this is a problem? I haven't tried it but I assume so.
Could this circuit work with a Shelly 2 somehow? Or is there a way to get it to work with a Shelly 1?
Thanks for any help!