Shelly 3EM-63W Gen3

Device image(s)

Device identification

• Name:

  • Shelly 3EM-63W Gen3 (Wire model)

  • Shelly 3EM-63T Gen3 (Flat terminal model)

• Model: S3EM-003CXCEU63

• Device SSID: Shelly3EM63G3-XXXXXXXXXXXX

• BLE model ID: 0x1026

Short description

Shelly 3EM-63 Gen3 (The Device) is a compact energy meter designed to monitor either a three-phase system or three independent single-phase circuits. It can work standalone in a local Wi-Fi network, or it can also be operated through cloud home automation services through MQTT, HTTP, and WebSocket. All inbound connections support TLS.

The Device reports accumulated energy as well as instantaneous voltage, current, active, and apparent power per phase in real time. It stores the data in non-volatile memory that can be retrieved for a period of up to 7 days in 1-minute intervals.

The Device has a real-time clock to keep the correct time if the connection to an SNTP server is lost.

The Device can be accessed, set up, and monitored remotely by the User, as well as the Device can access and communicate with an automation system, as long as they are in the same network infrastructure.

The Device has an embedded Web Interface which can be used to monitor and control the device, as well as adjust its settings.

Main features

• 4-quadrant measurement

• On-MCB mounting: above¹ or below the circuit breaker

• Multiple connection types: three phase or single phase installations

• Non-contact current measurements through current transformers

• Phase sequence error detection² (option)

• No load threshold³

• Optical pulse indication of energy usage

• Real-time clock: stored data keeps correct timestamps even if the internet connection is interrupted.⁴

• Data logs: up to 7 days of data stored on the device for later retrieval

• Accuracy Class B (active energy)⁵

• Photovoltaic ready

¹ Shelly 3EM-63W Gen3 only.

² The Device has phase sequence error detection circuits. This detection works on phase voltages and considers only the zero crossings. The regular succession of these zero-crossing events is Phase A followed by Phase B followed by Phase C. If the sequence of zero-crossing events is, instead, Phase A followed by Phase C followed by Phase B, then a phase_sequence error is reported when the Phase sequence error detection option is enabled.

³ In case the total load for the three channels drops below 30 VA per channel the measured power level will be displayed, but no consumed energy will be accumulated to the energy statistics and a No load threshold notification will be displayed in the Device web interface and the mobile application.

⁴ Shelly devices rely on internet connection for device clock. In case of installation network requirement or service interruption, the built-in clock provides correct timestamps for records.

⁵ The Device has a measurement accuracy of 1%, based on internal design validation and testing.

Use cases

• Power Consumption Monitoring: Monitor your appliances' power consumption in real time. This information can be valuable for understanding energy usage patterns and making informed decisions to reduce consumption.

• Energy Efficiency Optimization: Identify electrical energy consumption patterns and optimize electricity usage.

• Appliance Health Check: Monitor the power usage of individual appliances to assess their health and performance over time. Sudden spikes or changes in power consumption may indicate issues with the appliance.

• Cost Management: Understanding your power consumption is key to managing your electricity expenses. With Shelly 3EM-63 Gen3, you can estimate the cost of running specific devices, allowing you to make informed decisions and reduce your energy bills.

• Space-efficient installation: Save space by mounting the smart energy meter right above or under a DIN-rail mounted circuit breaker.

• Remote Monitoring: Shelly 3EM-63 Gen3 supports publishing data to Shelly Cloud or other cloud-based data collection and storage systems. This allows you to monitor power consumption even when you're away from home.

• Local Monitoring: Shelly 3EM-63 Gen3, like the other Shelly Wi-Fi devices, offers local-only monitoring and automation. You can access stored energy consumption records directly from the device web interface, making it convenient to track your power usage. You can also set up local automation based on instantaneous power consumption or energy consumption over a period of time.

Simplified internal schematics

Device electrical interfaces

• 3 Live inputs: LA, LB, LC

  • Flat terminals for Shelly 3EM-63T Gen3

  • Color-coded wires for Shelly 3EM-63W Gen3

• 1 Neutral input wire: N

Connectivity

• Wi-Fi

• Bluetooth

Safety function

• Internal temperature sensing and reporting

Supported load types

• Resistive (incandescent bulbs, heating devices)

• Capacitive (capacitor banks, electronic equipment, motor start capacitors)

• Inductive (LED light drivers, transformers, fans, refrigerators, air-conditioners)

User interface

Inputs

• One tactile dome button

  • Press and hold for 5 sec to activate Device AP.

  • Press and hold for 10 sec to factory reset.

Outputs

• LED indication

  • Wi-Fi (varies):

    • Blue light if in AP mode.

    • Red light if in STA mode, and not connected to a Wi-Fi network.

    • Yellow light if in STA mode, and connected to a Wi-Fi network. Not connected to Shelly Cloud or Shelly Cloud disabled.

    • Green light if in STA mode, and connected to a Wi-Fi network and the Shelly Cloud.

    • The LED will be flashing Red/Blue if OTA update is in progress.

  • Count: Red light will be flashing when the Device is measuring energy according to settings with frequency dependent on the energy flowing through the measured circuit.

Specifications

Shelly Smart Control

• Adding the device to the Shelly Smart Control

Compliance

• Shelly 3EM 63T Gen3 - Shelly 3EM 63W Gen3 multilingual EU declaration of conformity 2025-07-22.pdf

• Shelly 3EM-63 Gen3 UK PSTI ACT Statement of compliance.pdf

Printed user guide

• Shelly 3EM-63 Gen3 multilingual printed user and safety guide.pdf

Installation guides