Sorry for the (off-topic) details! Will try to avoid that in the future…
You asked for the value current which activates the SW input of a Shelly, isn’t it? Here’s the answer:
No problem, with OT details! 
Just asking the meaning
Thanks a lot for your precious informations
Although it’s a little bit frowned upon acting with current values in this marvellous forum: You asked for it and you should get an answer! Watch out: a tininess of 34μA is sufficient to activate the Shelly. Driven by about 3V, this small current flows from terminal SW to terminal L. Between both terminals should a switch be placed.
Sorry, but can't uunderstand what you mean
The 5A switch isn’t affected by the current to the 2kW load, cause it is connected with the SW input of the Shelly. Very small current is flowing at this terminal.
The 5A switch isn’t affected by the current to the 2kW load, cause it is connected with the SW input of the Shelly. Very small current is flowing at this terminal.
Thanks for your prompt reply! Just to be curious, what's that current value?
Hi guys.
My idea is in the scheme attached: to control a 2.1 KW load (9.15 A) with 1PM, connected to a 5A switch. Will it work? Or the 2.1 KW will fry my 5A switch?
thanks
Francesco
Hi Everyone!
Francesco
