Shelly Vintage ST64

Ogni nuova generazione aggiunge più potenza, memoria e funzionalità:

La Gen 1 offre un controllo di base;

La Gen 2 (Serie Plus, Serie Mini, Serie Pro) aggiunge Bluetooth, scripting e una migliore sicurezza;

La Gen 3 migliora le prestazioni, aggiunge Matter (a partire dalla versione firmware 1.6.0 o successiva) e monitoraggio avanzato;

La Gen 4 offre connettività multi-protocollo, con Wi-Fi 6, Bluetooth, Zigbee e Matter.

Per saperne di più: https://support.shelly.cloud/en/support/solutions/articles/103000316073-comparison-of-shelly-gen-1-gen-2-and-gen-3-devices?fbclid=IwY2xjawJHTR9leHRuA2FlbQIxMAABHaBfrCc1-eqoghqxTVUgn7QBaaqTBKa_dZyem_FbH6z6WrlrHbWo0p_OTg_aem_ltK1ZvtsjkrpzXAFx7uvhQ

No, il protocollo viene utilizzato solo per l'inclusione del dispositivo, consentendo una configurazione rapida e semplice tramite l'app Shelly Smart Control.

Per il controllo Bluetooth è necessario avere un altro dispositivo Bluetooth come Shelly BLU Button o Shelly BLU Motion per interagire.

Inoltre, i dispositivi Shelly possono funzionare come gateway BLE, collegando i dispositivi Shelly BLU alla tua rete Wi-Fi.

Sì, i dispositivi Shelly (eccetto i dispositivi Wave) funzionano in modo indipendente senza la necessità di un hub. Si connettono direttamente alla tua rete Wi-Fi e puoi controllarli tramite l'app Shelly Smart Control, l'interfaccia web o attraverso integrazioni con piattaforme come Google Home, Alexa, Home Assistant e Samsung SmartThings.

Yes, you can use the Shelly Vintage bulb in a two-way (staircase) switch circuit, as long as the switches control power to the fixture’s E27 socket. However, for smart control (app, automations), the bulb must always be powered-so both wall switches must be in the ON position. If either switch is OFF, the bulb loses power and can’t be controlled remotely.

You can automate Shelly Vintage bulbs with sensors using the Shelly app (if the sensor is Shelly-compatible) or any system that supports MQTT, webhooks, or HTTP requests. For example, pair a Shelly Motion sensor with the bulb via the app’s “scenes” to trigger on motion. For non-Shelly sensors, use a home automation hub (like Home Assistant) to create automations-trigger the bulb via MQTT or REST API commands based on the sensor’s state.

Yes. The Shelly Vintage bulb has a local web server with REST endpoints and supports MQTT for local (LAN-only) control. You’ll find documentation in the Shelly API Reference or under the “Settings” in the bulb’s web UI. Example:

http://<bulb-ip>/light/0?turn=on

Set up MQTT details in the device web UI for direct broker integration.

Home Assistant auto-discovers Shelly bulbs via the native Shelly integration or MQTT. OpenHAB supports Shelly via the official binding or generic MQTT. You’ll get on/off and dimming control. No special quirks-just connect your bulb to the same LAN, add via integration, and configure entities/items as needed.