Alles anzeigenExcellent. Thank you so much for trying this.
So, we have two solutions to get people out of trouble:
1. RC snubber across the coil.
2. MOV across the Shelly contact.
I'd say the snubber is the better solution, particularly for heavier loads that switch often.
My preference when using controllers with internal relays for inductive, or heavier, loads is to always (where practical) use an auxiliary relay, to protect the relay in the controller. It's much easier to swap a failed relay in a socket than to replace/repair the controller.
Thank you again.
Thanks to all that investigated this issue which would be a show stopper for many.
I have read all the suggestions but feel that this is important enough to warrant a clear final solution. As is, I am not sure if only one snubber per Shelly Pro 4PM is required (between L and N) or if one has to be put in for EACH output that is switching an inductive/heavy load (I think NOT as when the output goes high, it simply becomes connected to L). Anyone?
Seems like this issue should be considered a bug and not a wiring ¨best practice¨.
Can we get a definitive solution from Shelly product management?