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Shelly·Relay Module

Shelly Plus 1

ESP32-C3 based WiFi/BLE smart relay module with 16A switching capacity, dry contact input, and compact DIN-rail or in-wall form factor. Flashable with Tasmota or ESPHome for local smart home control.

Starting from

$11.99

Compatible Firmware

Specifications

ArchitectureRISC-V
CPU Cores1
Clock Speed160MHz
Flash4MB
GPIO Level3.3V
BluetoothBLE 5.0
Storagenone

Certifications

Components

RISC-V WiFi & BLE SoCMicrocontrollerDatasheet

Single-core 32-bit RISC-V microcontroller at 160MHz with integrated WiFi 802.11 b/g/n and Bluetooth 5.0 LE

Single-pole single-throw relay rated for 16A at 240V AC, suitable for switching most household loads including lights and small appliances

Built-in power supply supporting 100-240V AC or 12V DC input, providing regulated 3.3V to the ESP32-C3 module

Bus Interfaces

WiFi 802.11 b/g/n
Bluetooth 5.0 LE
MQTT
HTTP REST API

Shelly Plus 1

The Shelly Plus 1 is a compact WiFi smart relay module designed for in-wall or DIN-rail installation. Based on the ESP32-C3, it offers WiFi and Bluetooth connectivity with a 16A relay output, making it one of the most popular devices for Tasmota-based home automation.

Key Features

  • ESP32-C3 RISC-V single-core at 160MHz with WiFi and BLE 5.0
  • 16A/240V relay — enough for most household loads
  • Dry contact input — connect physical switches (momentary or toggle)
  • Compact form factor — fits behind wall switches or on DIN rail
  • 100-240V AC or 12V DC power input
  • Screw terminals for easy wiring

Tasmota Compatibility

  • Flash via serial header (requires soldering to test pads) or via mgos-to-tasmota OTA method
  • Template: {"NAME":"Shelly Plus 1","GPIO":[0,0,0,0,192,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,224,0,576],"FLAG":0,"BASE":1}
  • Full relay control, switch input, and LED status via Tasmota

Wiring Options

As a Light Switch

  • L (Line) → Switch input terminal
  • Load wire → Relay output
  • N (Neutral) required

As a Dry Contact Relay

  • 12V DC power input
  • Relay output as potential-free dry contact
  • Switch input for external trigger

Use Cases

  • Smart light switching (with existing wall switch retained)
  • Garage door control
  • Irrigation valve control
  • Boiler/heater switching

Use Cases

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