¿ªÔÆÌåÓýI haven't done a 3-way but it wouldn't be too hard.? If your
switch locations aren't wired like a typical 3-way but there is
power at each switch location then you could put a Shelly relay at
each location with each switch tied to the switch input on the
relay.? The relay output at remote switch wouldn't be tied to
anything.? Toggling the switch at the remote location would just
trigger some programming logic in the processor to make things
work. If this is a retrofit and the circuit is wired like a dumb 3-way
then you could use a Shelly 2.5 relay in the location where the
wiring to the load is.? The Shelly 2.5 has two switch inputs so
the local and remote switches would each be wired to the 2.5 as
well as the load.? Again, I believe some programming logic would
be needed to make it operate like a 3-way.?? Dimming would be more of a challenge.? The issue is that raise/lower logic is typically triggered by a press and hold.? The challenge is that a typical wall switch just toggles on/off and there isn't an easy way to implement the press and hold logic. I hope this all makes sense Jay On 1/4/2023 5:29 PM,
BruteForceIsUnderRated wrote:
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