Hey there! I hope the video was useful and thanks for watching! If you're into home automation with Shelly devices, you've come to the right place. I'm planning to create more content, so if you want to stay up-to-date with all the latest videos, be sure to hit that subscribe button! It will really help the channel grow! Much appreciated and thanks for your time!
My god!! This is exactly the model of my garage door!! Fantastic! You saved me a ton of hours looking for instructions on how to do this!! Fantastic job!
@Filipe Castilho, do you know if we can use the switch input to check if the garage door is open or closed? (and this way avoid using the addon + reed switch)
Thank you for your useful video ! You save me with timer setting ! I was looking for 3 days from where was the problem comes and was that setting ! Thank you !!
Super useful video for me! I would like to ask you something additional: if I want to set my door to "ventilation mode" where it only opens the upper part of the door, and control this function with a shelly, where I should connect it on a Hormann Promatic 4? Thank you!
FYI, either the green or yellow cable loops in them rj port up the top of the board @3.32, one of them ports in constant 24v dc power to power accessories. If you want a low power solution and can use reed switch as well.
I live in a building with shared garage parking so I don't have the access to the motor. I have spare remote and power+internet at my parking spot. Would it be possible to solder contacts of the remote to the shelly1 and control it online?
thank you for the video. It is great explanation video. Can I have a question tho? I do not have WiFi connection in my garage. Will it please work the same way over bluetooth? Idea is to open the garage door when in close proximity to bluetooth receiver.
Nice video and a very detailed one. I have question though. Does it work if I continue using both Shelly and remote control? If so, is there any chance that Shelly tracks remote control signals (by any chance)? If the answer is no, is there any other way to get the actual current gate position (closed/opened)?
Hey Thanks a lot! As far as I know, it works with remote and shelly. But there is no way to know exact position of the door. the only way I think is to know if it is either open or not.
Thanks for the video, one question once we add it to network can we open/close garage from anywhere using the app or should be in the home/near by garage?
Is there a reason why you used the red and white see-through connectors @0:45? it seems like you just join the Shelly1 L and N straight to the Garage Motor PCB? So could you just run ONE brown wire and ONE blue wire to Shelly1 L and N?
One question about those blue neutral wires going from the Shelly 1 to a Wago coupler.....Why using a wago on those? Wouldn´t it be better to just use a single blue neutral wire? Can´t see the need of the wago there...
@@BenNeill Ah, in minute 3:12, for L and another for N. I only used to join the wires. This was redundant... It is not needed. I could have connected directly. Only realized in the edit... Nice catch :)
Boa noite. Tenho um motor de portão da TAU e comprei um Shelly 1PM Plus para fazer exactamente a mesma coisa que este vídeo. Acontece que o esquema de ligações do meu motor é muito diferente e não me consigo desenrascar. Será que me pode ajudar?
Eu penso que para este tipo de motores, só é possível com Shelly 1 por causa de ser o único que tem "Dry contacts.". Em relação ao esquema, tens de tentar perceber no manual do portão onde seriam feitas as ligações para um botão fiasco. O Shelly serial ligado no mesmo local. Já agora, pode ser que este vídeo também ajude: ruclips.net/video/V9DtBYlXo54/видео.html
Hi thanks for replying this is the only thing I can find online as manual. www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&url=www.ata-aust.com.au/AtaAust/media/Manuals/GDO-11v1-Ero-User-Manual-v1041.pdf&ved=2ahUKEwiIyumUm_j4AhUD8DgGHV5QDikQFnoECA0QAQ&usg=AOvVaw1RtB3M38Dg0L_ud1KdO5_9
How is this automated? You have to press a button. I mean it’s a great video and very detailed I just don’t see any automation. How can I make a garage door automatically open when I pull in and automatically close when I leave. Now that would be genius. Some sort of iftt thing with this switch maybe? Thumbs up on the vid was enjoyable even if it didn’t cover what I was looking for. Ty.
@@ktulinho The automation requirment is hearing the alarm system not going on automatically at 10:00 pm when I am in bed and it won't go on as the garage door is open. (and a entire family of chipmunks has moved in!) I can now use Alexa to shut the garage door and then ask her to set the alarm.
My sensor on the garage door, front and back, are wirelessly into the alarm system and are to sound the alarm if the doors are open when the alarm is set.
@@ktulinho, greetings from Portugal ;) You can achieve this by using Shelly 1 with a reed switch on the SW port. You will need one that has a long cable so you can install it on the garage motor rack point where your garage door is fully closed. The second part of the reed switch (that contains the magnet) needs to be placed on the chain/belt (close to the safety release mechanism). You can find a good example of this setup here: www.codepug.com/assets/images/garage_magnet_reed_switch.jpg I have a Ditec Top603H, that is the smaller brother of your garage motor (more powerful) and I noticed that you have wired your shelly using 220V power source. I did the same as you did on this video and in fact this is the most correct way of doing it. This avoids messing up with the board 24V direct power supply, eliminating all potential problems related with the motor power transformer over-usage and will never void the motor motherboard warranty, but creates an additional challenge when using reed switches. Most of the reed switches you find out there are 12V/24V. You need to be sure that you buy one that is ready to cope with (up to) 240V. After installing it, you should be able to get the state of the reed switch from the shelly 1 directly. When the reed switch os closed (both parts close to each other), the switch state seen by the Shelly 1 will be reported as "ON", meaning that your garage door is closed (you can invert this logic on the shelly settings). This way you have an accurate way to confirm that your garage door is really closed. Be sure that you set your shelly switch mode to "Detached Switch", otherwise when the reed switch gets closed it will trigger the Shelly (and you don't want that). Hope this helped. Great video, btw! Cheers
@@ktulinho Yeah I doubt it's possible without a reed switch (from what I've read anyway) Shelly have one now that is wifi connected, but any old one will work
Hey there! I hope the video was useful and thanks for watching! If you're into home automation with Shelly devices, you've come to the right place. I'm planning to create more content, so if you want to stay up-to-date with all the latest videos, be sure to hit that subscribe button! It will really help the channel grow! Much appreciated and thanks for your time!
My god!! This is exactly the model of my garage door!!
Fantastic! You saved me a ton of hours looking for instructions on how to do this!!
Fantastic job!
Extremely clear! Thank you for taking the time to present
Thanks! :)
Just wanted to say I used this video to do the same but with hormann supramatic e3 and worked great. Thank you
This was a great help in setting up the button / configuration of Shelly, many thanks
Thank you for this. I was truly frustrated, and your steps helped me figure it out! Worked the first time!
@Filipe Castilho, do you know if we can use the switch input to check if the garage door is open or closed? (and this way avoid using the addon + reed switch)
Thank you for your useful video ! You save me with timer setting ! I was looking for 3 days from where was the problem comes and was that setting ! Thank you !!
You're welcome!
Hello, great video! very well explained, thank you!
Great production and very clear!
Thanks! :)
Super useful video for me! I would like to ask you something additional: if I want to set my door to "ventilation mode" where it only opens the upper part of the door, and control this function with a shelly, where I should connect it on a Hormann Promatic 4? Thank you!
FYI, either the green or yellow cable loops in them rj port up the top of the board @3.32, one of them ports in constant 24v dc power to power accessories. If you want a low power solution and can use reed switch as well.
Thanks for the tip! Much appreciated!
I live in a building with shared garage parking so I don't have the access to the motor. I have spare remote and power+internet at my parking spot. Would it be possible to solder contacts of the remote to the shelly1 and control it online?
thank you for the video. It is great explanation video. Can I have a question tho? I do not have WiFi connection in my garage. Will it please work the same way over bluetooth? Idea is to open the garage door when in close proximity to bluetooth receiver.
Really good video. Thanks
Nice video and a very detailed one. I have question though. Does it work if I continue using both Shelly and remote control? If so, is there any chance that Shelly tracks remote control signals (by any chance)?
If the answer is no, is there any other way to get the actual current gate position (closed/opened)?
Hey Thanks a lot! As far as I know, it works with remote and shelly. But there is no way to know exact position of the door. the only way I think is to know if it is either open or not.
Could use Home Assistant and 2 door sensors
Perfect video. Thank you.
Great video. Very helpful. Thanks :-)
Thanks for the video, one question once we add it to network can we open/close garage from anywhere using the app or should be in the home/near by garage?
Hi! Thanks! You can open from anywhere using the app! You just need to have an internet connection!
Awesome, thanks your a champ.
Is there a reason why you used the red and white see-through connectors @0:45? it seems like you just join the Shelly1 L and N straight to the Garage Motor PCB?
So could you just run ONE brown wire and ONE blue wire to Shelly1 L and N?
Hi! Yes, that’s true. It was a mistake from my part! You can connect L and N straight to the Shelly. Thanks for watching and the comment!
One question about those blue neutral wires going from the Shelly 1 to a Wago coupler.....Why using a wago on those? Wouldn´t it be better to just use a single blue neutral wire? Can´t see the need of the wago there...
Yes, that’s true. It was a mistake from my part!
Hi great video I saw you also have a sliding gate motor? is the connection the same?
Yes!
How do you know if the door is open or closed
Obrigado pelo video! Gostaria de fazer o mesmo para o portão exterior, de correr. É possível?
Sim! É relativamente parecido! Tens de procurar o diagrama do portão exterior para perceber onde se tem de ligar o shelly.
Greate Video!
Hey, can you help me with a Marantec Comfort 220 motor?
Will it work on the Shelly1pm?
But how do you know the state of the door? With this it's a blind push.
digiblur goes into a sensor here.
ruclips.net/video/nSrm6h7r-KE/видео.html
@@rage_of_t Nice one! Thanks for sharing!
It would indeed be nice to know the state like you do when using a shelly 2.5 with roller shutters.
Hey, great video, can I ask though, what are the wire joiners there... are they fuses or something?
Hey! Thanks! At what time in the video are you referring to? I did not use fuses. I used only wire connectors.
@@ktulinho yeah the connectors you connect the 2 wires together with... do they serve any purpose other than to join the wires together?
@@BenNeill Ah, in minute 3:12, for L and another for N. I only used to join the wires. This was redundant... It is not needed. I could have connected directly. Only realized in the edit... Nice catch :)
@@ktulinho ahh right, all good! Making sure I am not missing anything before I begin 😅
Hi, i don't have the Manuela for the garage circuit board 😢 is there another way to figure out ?
Maybe taking the cover to see the board will help. I think most of them have a place to connect external switch.
Thank you
@ktulinho what did you set the shelly voltage to on the device itself ?
Hi! Shelly is connected to main directly.
Hello! Great video! Is it possible to mount Shelly 1 also in the wall behind the switch (220V)?
Yes! Is it to control garage door as well?
@@ktulinho Yes it is a simple push button that opens, stops and closes garage doors.
Boa noite. Tenho um motor de portão da TAU e comprei um Shelly 1PM Plus para fazer exactamente a mesma coisa que este vídeo. Acontece que o esquema de ligações do meu motor é muito diferente e não me consigo desenrascar. Será que me pode ajudar?
Eu penso que para este tipo de motores, só é possível com Shelly 1 por causa de ser o único que tem "Dry contacts.". Em relação ao esquema, tens de tentar perceber no manual do portão onde seriam feitas as ligações para um botão fiasco. O Shelly serial ligado no mesmo local. Já agora, pode ser que este vídeo também ajude: ruclips.net/video/V9DtBYlXo54/видео.html
Hi very nice video, I hope you can help me with mine I have a securalift gdo-11v1 garage would you point me how I can install shelly1 on this?
Hi! Do you have the schematics for the circuit board?
Hi thanks for replying this is the only thing I can find online as manual. www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&url=www.ata-aust.com.au/AtaAust/media/Manuals/GDO-11v1-Ero-User-Manual-v1041.pdf&ved=2ahUKEwiIyumUm_j4AhUD8DgGHV5QDikQFnoECA0QAQ&usg=AOvVaw1RtB3M38Dg0L_ud1KdO5_9
What is the voltage you set on your Shelly ? Thanks
220v
Does shelly app free or paid on app store?
It is free!
How is this automated? You have to press a button. I mean it’s a great video and very detailed I just don’t see any automation. How can I make a garage door automatically open when I pull in and automatically close when I leave. Now that would be genius. Some sort of iftt thing with this switch maybe?
Thumbs up on the vid was enjoyable even if it didn’t cover what I was looking for. Ty.
Hey! Thanks for the feedback! I guess you can always create some automations in the app or home assistant.
@@ktulinho The automation requirment is hearing the alarm system not going on automatically at 10:00 pm when I am in bed and it won't go on as the garage door is open. (and a entire family of chipmunks has moved in!) I can now use Alexa to shut the garage door and then ask her to set the alarm.
My sensor on the garage door, front and back, are wirelessly into the alarm system and are to sound the alarm if the doors are open when the alarm is set.
@@EarlSnider Interesting! I hope the chipmunks were able to go out of the garage before the alarm was set! 😄
Sorry but you have missed a valuable point using the sensor ability of the Shelly to note the state of the door. Thumb's down.
Hey thanks for the feedback! Not sure exactly how you would do that with a shelly 1. Is it possible? If so, I would be very interested!
@@ktulinho, greetings from Portugal ;)
You can achieve this by using Shelly 1 with a reed switch on the SW port.
You will need one that has a long cable so you can install it on the garage motor rack point where your garage door is fully closed.
The second part of the reed switch (that contains the magnet) needs to be placed on the chain/belt (close to the safety release mechanism).
You can find a good example of this setup here: www.codepug.com/assets/images/garage_magnet_reed_switch.jpg
I have a Ditec Top603H, that is the smaller brother of your garage motor (more powerful) and I noticed that you have wired your shelly using 220V power source.
I did the same as you did on this video and in fact this is the most correct way of doing it. This avoids messing up with the board 24V direct power supply, eliminating all potential problems related with the motor power transformer over-usage and will never void the motor motherboard warranty, but creates an additional challenge when using reed switches.
Most of the reed switches you find out there are 12V/24V. You need to be sure that you buy one that is ready to cope with (up to) 240V.
After installing it, you should be able to get the state of the reed switch from the shelly 1 directly. When the reed switch os closed (both parts close to each other), the switch state seen by the Shelly 1 will be reported as "ON", meaning that your garage door is closed (you can invert this logic on the shelly settings).
This way you have an accurate way to confirm that your garage door is really closed.
Be sure that you set your shelly switch mode to "Detached Switch", otherwise when the reed switch gets closed it will trigger the Shelly (and you don't want that).
Hope this helped.
Great video, btw!
Cheers
@@ktulinho Yeah I doubt it's possible without a reed switch (from what I've read anyway)
Shelly have one now that is wifi connected, but any old one will work