Automate your Garage Door! The PERFECT First DIY Smart Home Project.

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Make your garage door smart with a Shelly1. This video is aimed at a beginner automater without too much confusing jargon. Thank you to PCBWay (www.pcbway.com/) for sponsoring this video.
IMPORTANT NOTE: Do NOT attempt to do this project without the 12V adapter. The Shelly will have mains voltage potential on the SW terminal and is VERY dangerous unless you use the 12V adapter. If you MUST use mains voltage please buy the shelly low voltage input/output adapter: event.2performant.com/events/...
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@tymotymo1 4 года назад

This make me want to buy a motor for my garage, i really cant justify buying a motor, else than it would be awesome to automate... :( If this comment gets 10 likes i will buy myself a motor and a shelly for my garage :D

@TheHookUp 4 года назад

Haha, one like from me... in fact I’m going to pin this comment, RIP.

@tymotymo1 4 года назад

@@TheHookUp Dude.. haha. Don't need 10 likes, a PIN from you is enough! :D I'm getting a motor later today! :D

@tymotymo1 4 года назад

Now the garage door motor is installed, next thing is to buy a shelly :)

@groto27 4 года назад

niiiiice

@brianhudson921 3 года назад

@@tymotymo1 Nice! Did you get it hooked up?

@frogeye22 4 года назад

Thanks Rob. I liked the graphic pop ups and compact format of the video. Whilst I've been subscribed to your channel for a couple of years I still remain (and probably always will) a complete beginner - this step by step guide is gold dust!

@kamilosxd678 4 года назад

I would reverse the logic with magnetic switch - now your doors only counts as open when it is 100% open, but if it gets opened in 99% you would see it as closed, which is bad

@brianhudson921 3 года назад

Agreed, I would set the reed switch up so that I get an open indication as soon as the door leaves the 100% closed position - anything but fully closed is unsecured

@nortonnewmann3711 3 года назад

Basically - the logic is knowing if the door is NOT FULLY CLOSED... otherwise it's OPEN - and any amount of "open" is not secure! Last year I used DrZzs solution with a Sonoff SV. But I attached the stationary reed switch to the main rail at the end (near the door), and the magnet onto the moving drive arm bracket. As the door fully closes, the magnet activates the reed switch. As soon as the door moves any amount upward from closed, the magnet moves, changing the reed switch... telling me the door is NOT closed.

@symmsm 2 года назад

So how is this done? Do you just move this to the other end of the rail?

@Chase07450 3 года назад

I studied this for a while before attempting it. Worked a treat. My garage door opener has a feature that it can power additional low power devices (lights et al). I used this for powering the shelly itself, and worked great. No need to mess with the power adapter. Definitely took some doing to wrap my head around this application, but glad I did. Good work.

@yuckypants 2 года назад

Saved this page nearly a year ago - finally got around doing it today - and want to say that I love how detailed and thorough you are. Can't believe how unbelievably easy this was from start to finish.

@TheHookUp 2 года назад

Great to hear!

@SteveHinrichs 4 года назад

Great simple video. It opens up a lot of options and other ideas in a simple budget. Thank you.

@xblackdemonx 4 года назад

Thanks a lot for this video! As a new first home owner, this is super practical.

@stovedoctor 4 года назад

Thanks Rob. I never thought of using the SW for a sensor 👌🍻

@Ghust2 4 года назад

Nice and simple video! The idea of attaching a reed switch to the garage chain is pretty brilliant, I have to say :)

@ramnik.khanna 4 года назад

Excellent explanation of a perfect DIY Home Automation project!

@qwertyuiop8272 4 года назад

Great video. Serendipity! This was the first project I tried about 5years ago, and recently found you channel to see what was new in the space. First try I wound up with a breadboard mess from mysensors, hopefully there are easier options today!

@TheHookUp 4 года назад

I think you will be pleasantly surprised.

@lordgarth1 4 года назад

I did this in about 5 minutes with a sonoff 4ch when I moved in. Didn’t bother with a sensor since the garage camera was fine. I’ll rework it some day. The benefit of the sonoff was the RF fob.

@bill_automated1226 4 года назад

Another great video Rob. Like how you are trying to help draw in more beginners.

@kentcrane8230 3 года назад

Thank you very much. This video was really detailed and easy to follow. Saved me many hours. Minutes later I have it all set up on my Home Assistant Lovelace and Google Assistant.

@arashr4541 4 года назад

Great video as usual. This is much better than my cloud myq garage hub which I got when I lost my garage keys. The best part is you can force the garage to close down even if door’s native sensor doesn’t let you (due to bad calibration, dust or locking down a thief;) ). I would add a sensor on garage door itself for complete open/close status. I have been waiting for your sprinkler System video...need to upgrade my dumb sprinkler system.

@yourpalfranc 4 года назад

ALWAYS extremely interesting information!! Thanks!

@ollyalme 4 года назад

Nice video! Personally, though, I would mount the reed as a feedback for door confirmed closed ("ON" at safe position, i.e. closed). Knowing doors are closed are more important than confirmed fully open, imo.

@mr.bianchirider8126 4 года назад

I use two reed switches, one for open and the other for closed. If neither is met within 15 seconds I get an alarm (door stuck).

@ollyalme 4 года назад

@@mr.bianchirider8126 Me too :) At each door inside the house I have control-boxes with a D1Mini, a couple of buttons and a red (open) and a green (closed) led for each garage-door. When doors are in 'transit' both leds lights up in turn (best way I can explain it with my somewhat limited English vocabulary). I'm going to borrow your 'door-stuck' alarm, btw. Think I'll even include a 'feedback-fault' (both switches closed at the same time).

@b.p.7875 4 года назад

Mr. BianchiRider all these people with their fancy “made in the last ten years” garage door openers don’t know how to account for failure. I used a Samsung multisensor and read the orientation readings, with anything shy of shut-vertical being unsecured.

@b.p.7875 4 года назад

I had a two door unicorn system that broke down, and I had to get an additional opener of recent make. Been trying to figure out how to synchronize everything to work with one set of openers. Seems like I could set up a reed switch at the bottom of the modern door that triggers a button press on the other opener.

@mr.bianchirider8126 4 года назад

Olly Alme I also alarm if the garage door is open past sundown or the outdoor temperature is below freezing.

@comangus 4 года назад

Hey Rob, can't wait for your patio renovation phase 1 and 2 videos..... great work

@gumboe2007 4 года назад

I always enjoy these videos. Don't stop making them

@FinallyEve 4 года назад

Was just looking through your channel for this video, excellent timing!

@mkhanapathan 3 года назад

I stumbled across this video more by mistake than anything else but having seen it....the the little clogs in my head went into overdrive. Now no thanks to you, I have to do this 😊 Thank you for a clear and concisely made video that is a great help in both understanding the concepts and the end results of interlinked automation.

@StevenBritton 3 года назад

Hey Rob, thank you for the great tutorial - I got this setup and integrated into HA this afternoon in no time. Also, really enjoy your content and appreciate the amount of effort you put in... Keep it coming!

@jbraunguy 3 года назад

Loved the video, @steve, were you able to have home assistant determine if the door is open or closed?

@StevenBritton 3 года назад

@@jbraunguy home assistant picked up the Shelly right away and has an input Entity that reports on the reed sensor.

@quasimodo1427 3 года назад

@@StevenBritton Thank you that was what I was looking for. It is a binary_sensor input entity.

@Tetrodotoxin7 4 года назад

Thanks for this. I just completed my very first DIY Smart Home Project (twice, as I have two garage doors). I like the Shelly app, but I also integrated it into Smart Things for good measure.

@TheHookUp 4 года назад

Awesome! You might think I’m just blowing smoke, but comments like this make me really happy.

@matthewlavric9277 2 года назад

Great video. Perfect video to help put someone get it done. Make sure you apply the software updates when prompted. The indicator light was not working for me. But then when I updated the software it all worked perfectly.

@AlesBubla 3 года назад

Works great with my gate (motor Hormann Lineamatic). Thanks!

@jerryhalasz 4 года назад

Rob went all 90s VH1 on us!

@MatthewYakel 2 месяца назад

worked like a charm! Got mine hooked to my homeassistant! Thanks for the guide.

@mytube30005 4 года назад

The read switch location there means if the door is partially open, the read switch will show as "closed". A better location would be placed at the other end of the chain so it will only shows "closed" when the door is completely closed. A partially open would consider as "open". Another issue is what if your garage door opener is a screw type?

@ghosterPT 3 года назад

a better place woud be to put the reed at the top of the frame and the magnet on the door (or for safety: reed far from door frame ex: on ceiling, and magnet on an suport/adapter) Because the chain posicion may change if you unlock and open it manually.

@psu8782 3 года назад

@@ghosterPT would you mind doing a hand drawing of what you are suggesting since it is hard for me to follow your instructions

@ghosterPT 3 года назад

@@psu8782 how do I send you a picture?

@psu8782 3 года назад

@@ghosterPT psu9999@hotmail.com

@ghosterPT 3 года назад

@@psu8782 done

@BartTech 4 года назад

The hook up + shelly = perfect!

@edwinnieuwpoort211 3 года назад

Great tutorial. Getting the parts and making a temporary setup were the easy bits. Making it look good in the end and be sure it works before everything was nicely moved out of sight was a bit harder. Nevertheless very happy with the end result.

@KO1967 4 года назад

Love your videos. One thing to note on this installation. Putting the reed switch/magnet on the chain will not identify if the garage door is open. Instead, it will identify if the garage door opener chain is in the up or down position. The difference being if you pull the cord to disconnect the garage door opener from the door and open the door manually, having the switch/magent monitoring the chain will not trigger a change in the app (i.e. it will not tell you the garage door is open. Put magnet and switch on the garage door / housing to monitor the garage door and not the opener.

@TheHookUp 4 года назад

A fair observation.

@LogicBob 4 года назад

Yeah, the emergency release is a great point since that is the biggest vulnerability to unauthorized entry through the garage.

@johnraahauge4552 4 года назад

In addition to this, it’s also better to have the switch trigger in the fully closed position versus the fully open position. That way you know the door is actually closed and not in a halfway position.

@eddyvanbladel2057 4 года назад

@@TheHookUp Rob, can you please do a follow up video on how to add and implemented it in Home Assistant :-). With animated icons of the garage doors :-) I will be very thankful for that !!! For more info on what exactly ;-) I wanted and hoped to see how he implemented this shelly in HA like a Cover / Garage Door shutter with the animated icons for opening and closing. And how to program it or set it up for the use with the reed switches in HA

@groto27 4 года назад

Any chance of a v2.0 video with this feedback?

@edward463 4 года назад

I don't know why I'm watching this, I don't have a garage.

@noorberty 4 года назад

But now you want to have a garage:D

@needlessdestruction 4 года назад

Can this be done with tasmota? If your door is half open your app thinks its closed.. Also I'd be putting the reed switch closed when the door is closed.. just incase your door is half open..

@markday3145 4 года назад

You had me at Pop-Up Video. 🤣

@DavidCampanella-Campy 11 месяцев назад

The addition of the reed switch to know the door status is interesting option but because I only intend to use this wireless app/device within sight of my garage for me there is no need for a reed switch but thanks for letting me know some of the options out there.

@alih.3128 2 года назад

Thank you, I did it by myself. Let's go smart home 🔥😶

@Misticzerx0r 4 года назад

Perfect timing! I just installed the shelly last week hadn't decided on a reed switch yet. Also how you gonna show us this and not show us a cool way to put it into home assistant!? Either way great video thank you. Any advice for getting home assistant to also show the reed switch? Maybe a good animation of the garage going up or door maybe a tilt sensor or something.

@fantasma62 4 года назад

Great video! Never commented before, but I just had to. This is the kind of thing I’ve been looking at for my first smart home project. I currently depend on different clouds for different devices. For example, I currently have the MyQ gateway for the garage door, Nest thermostat, Honeywell TC 2.0 for my alarm, etc. I’d like to begin freeing myself from someone else’s cloud and keep it all in-house. So, although I have Home Assistant, I have very easy integrations with someone else’s clouds. Now I can remove MyQ, add a Shelly relay and then figure out how to take myself out of an outside cloud and run the garage.

@TheHookUp 4 года назад

Perfect!

@BrianRoy86 4 года назад

Be careful, some of the other commenters said this doesn't work with the MyQ garage doors. If you have the hub you might be ok, but the built in ones might have issues with this method. They do make a homekit hub that is supposed to remove cloud dependencies which I may end up using as the MyQ integration keeps breaking because of changes they make to the user agents on their side.

@fantasma62 4 года назад

Hey, thanks for letting me know! I do have the hub. I’ll try it out and will report back.

@fantasma62 3 года назад

The Hook Up Rob, so I gathered some valor and worked on this project last night. The Shelly is as advertised, a great relay. Your instructions are “me” proof (stupid proof), the products you recommended in the description were great (and inexpensive), I was able to set it all up before connecting it to the garage door. Today I hooked it up to the garage door, pressed the button on the app, and VOILA!! The lights flickered, over, and over, after every button press in the app. The garage door didn’t even make an attempt to open or close. It’s official, the LiftMaster Security + 2.0 motors, with or without MyQ hub, absolutely don’t work with this relay...of course my integration was never going to be easy...LOL Now I need to figure out this whole “other button” and “soldering” thing...if anyone can push me the right way, I’ll do some research.

@fantasma62 3 года назад

Brian Roy I figured I would try. Even if it’s not direct and needs the hub, it doesn’t work. My door opener says Security + 2.0. That’s a big no-no, but I tried anyway. Lights flickered, so I know that the relay did it’s thing...

@SoleilRoiLe 3 года назад

Neat. Thank you.

@Chsae314 7 месяцев назад

I know this has been up for a few years, hopefully the recent Chamberlin controversy has sent more traffic your way. I have an older Genie garage door opener, so this video was perfect for helping me automate it. Thanks for the great step-by-step walkthrough on how to accomplish this! Got the whole thing set up for ~$20.

@JuanGonzalez-kz1dh 2 года назад

Thank you very much from Colombia, this video helped me automate a gate and the idea of the magnetic switch to detect if it is open or closed is great👍. Thanks to other videos on this channel I have decided to experiment with Home Assistant and I managed to add the button to open the gate, although I can only see the color of the icon change while the app button is active (the equivalent of the blue circle that is activated for 1 second in Shelly Cloud app) but I would like to be able to see the status of the magnetic switch in Home Assistant to know if the gate is closed or open, and maybe change the icon to show open/close door. This can be the subject of another video or an article on your blog. Any help will be highly appreciated. Thanks again.🙏

@samhoskins8706 3 года назад

I did this today and your instructions were right on the money! My wife is skeptical as to the usefulness, but now I can program the door to always close at sunset, etc. I had to shave down the reed switch and magnet to get it to fit, but no biggie. The biggest trouble is getting the Shelly to communicate, but I eventually got past that hurdle. Thanks for a great little improvement to our 20 year old garage door opener. Is there a way to make a Shelly scene, or an Alexa routine to close the garage door at sunset?

@evonhof1 4 года назад

Clear, easy to understand, yet comprehensive video as always. Thank you. Don't stop. On a related topic, do you have any recommendations to rehabilitate sensors from an old abandoned wired alarm system? It would be great to use the existing hardwired sensors (doors, windows, PIR, fire) and integrate them into my smart home. Konnected seems to offer a decent solution.

@a-a-ron21 9 месяцев назад

If you know where your Alarm system Box is (mine is in the garage and looks similar to the breaker box) then you can gain access to every wire running to your sensors. You will have to do some testing as most non-working alarm systems may have the wires in place but the company cuts them strategically. Mine happened to leave the main power coming into the box and they just cut some of the output wires to the sensors, so I just had to trace the in-coming power wire and jump it to the device I wanted to us. In my case, I used the old Alarm Siren and a shelly 1pm device so that I have a local alarm that sounds when doors open and the alarm is armed. I may do a video on that on my youtube channel. If that is something you think you would like to see, please let me know.

@brianbornschein7664 4 года назад

When you connect the Reed sensor can you make the app alert you when the door is open for a period of time?

@jmr 4 года назад

I did not know those Shelly devices could do 12v. I might have a use for that.

@AussieInSeattle 4 года назад

Can't wait for the outdoor shades video. Thanks for being a guinea pig :-) am looking to do the same over my deck but bailed on the idea after getting local pricing. Are they overhead shades and waterproof?

@jimclarke6344 3 года назад

I would love to see an update on node-red and this solution as means for an easy step into learning node-red. Such as; sending an alert if door is open and it's late at night AND no activity in the garage.

@SBinVancouver Год назад

This video just got some new exposure from a Home Assistant Facebook page. Important to reiterate a comment from a couple of years ago: certain garage door openers (Chamberlain MyQ is one) don't use simple contact closure. You can't just connect the two pins at the opener to cause it to open or close the door. You can get a MyQ remote and solder wires to its switch, or you can do the same with its wired control, but it won't work to just have the Shelly connect ("short") the pins on the opener.

@dant1677 3 года назад

Any chance of a PCB tutorial in the future? I know its probably on the more advanced side of things, but I would be super interested to learn

@indianboy0453 4 года назад

Great Video! There is one thing I think could be added just for some important info since I unfortunately discovered it. Newer Chamberlin/Liftmaster garage doors will not work with this because of proprietary signal inputs (Security 2.0+). Really sucks and this project will not work unless there is some remote button soldering involved.

@andreweckert9592 4 года назад

This is a great point and I've experienced this 100% as well. Even ready made products like Nexx require an adapter which is basically a wireless opener you can learn to your garage door opener and then trigger from the Nexx relay.

@karlknoedler8957 4 года назад

Same issue. I tried to go down the Shelly route to get the Security 2.0+ door out of the cloud and manage it via MQTT locally over Home Assistant. Does work over the "MyQ" integration through Home Assistant.....just via Liftmaster's Cloud.

@JohnnyBoyGee 4 года назад

I bought a pack of generic garage door openers on Amazon for 12 bucks. Then I soldered some wires to the two sides of the "button" and use that open and close the door.

@stovedoctor 4 года назад

How would this not work? You basically are adding a new wall button except it's a wireless relay. No need to use the rolling code

@indianboy0453 4 года назад

@@karlknoedler8957 yeah that's pretty much what I did. Gave up and left it at the myq cloud

@Gersho. 3 года назад

Hi, Perhaps a silly question but my garage door opener can supply 24V DC and I wonder if I can use these connectors instead of separate 12V power supply? Of course with jumper set to 24-60V DC position. Thanks for any advice in this regard.

@williammiller4143 4 года назад

Great video as always. The only wrinkle I see is that many new garage door opener’s such as those from Chamberlain that have digital codes cannot be controlled in this manner. I found that I had to open up the wall switch and solder two small wires across the contacts of the button so that a contact closure could trigger the digital signal to the garage door. This way what you presented still works but it just makes it somewhat more difficult because of disassembly and soldering inside the physical wall switch. If I am missing something please let me know but this is what I found I had to do. a contact closure at the motorhead would not control the door when using certain chamberlain openers.

@lsdave 4 года назад

I was going to comment for this exact reason. Most new openers just provide power to the wall controller and its RF back to the opener to allow security. Garadget makes a device called the Security+ 2.0 Dry Contact Adapter which makes it easy for DIY'rs that are not comfortable opening up their wall controller.

@TheHookUp 4 года назад

I wonder what the reasoning is for companies implementing an RF only solution. Trying to lock down smart solutions to only their own brand?

@williammiller4143 4 года назад

@@TheHookUp chamberlain is pushing their MyQ line which is very powerful but adds at least $100 to the cost of automating your door. As I said, I was able to do minor surgery to bypass the problem but many are reluctant to do so.

@computergeek1507 4 года назад

If you have a newer Chamberlain or Liftmaster garage door opener with a yellow learn button, You cannot jumper the screw terminals on the back of the opener to open/close the door. These openers use the Security+ 2.0 protocol. The easiest way around it, is to buy a second wall switch, like the 883LMW and use the shelly relay to jumper the pushbutton on the wall switch.

@dunde__ 4 года назад

Not sure, but another option may be to use a spare remote and solder the shelly relay to that. Correct me if I am wrong

@swp466 2 года назад

You can make this work with Chamberlain/LiftMaster by adding an interface module that takes the relay output from the Shelly and converts it to the digital data that the opener expects to see on the wires that run to the wall switch. www.creativeaccesssolutions.com/Universal-Security-20%E2%84%A2-Interface-Module_p_13.html

@tomar5e115 4 года назад

Understand your catering to newbies, but dam us OG's are your core audience mate 👍 Either way, I'll still click like and watch

@TheHookUp 4 года назад

You would be surprised how many of my subscribers are still uncomfortable with non purpose built products. Everyone should know the joy of hacking a solution together from components!

@tomar5e115 4 года назад

@@TheHookUp yep absolutely, we all been there!

@jeremytodd1 4 года назад

Well good thing you can still watch this video even if you are an "OG". This format of video is great for everyone, new viewers and people who have been around for a while.

@browntigerus 4 года назад

I may have to do something like this next week. Have you considered combining this with the lock. Liftmaster 841LM is egregiously expensive, Meross are great but they do not communicate with OpenHab or HomeAssistant. Current, MyQ are not reliable, MyQ wireless door sensor is weak tho they added free integration with Google. I would rather have home automation controller and sonoff. Thinking that 4ch can handle both doors. Or add garage door locks. Great project. Thank you.

@RAKRail 4 года назад

Thanks for sharing this straight forward video. I've already ordered what I needed from you links to get my doors upgraded. One question though, since I have a Smartthings hub, does the Shelly switch come in a Z wave or Zigbee style that you are aware of? I've searched to mfg site and could not find one. Thanks again.

@ericwamsley735 4 года назад

Shelly will easily link with your smartthings

@mp223917 3 года назад

Hola! saludos desde España. Podrias explicarme paso a paso como configurar una escenna y recibir notificaciones de puerta abierta. Por mas que lo intento no lo he conseguido. Gracias excelente video

@davidjohnson2782 4 года назад

Thanks for the video which, as always, is very well explained. To use this with Home Assistant and Siri, would you just use HA's Homekit integration to expose the Shelly to the Home App or would it be better to re-flash the Shelly with a Homekit firmware (forget what its called!)?

@MarcSolomonScheimann 4 года назад

I have done the former (with other switches/ lights - not the garage door), and works well. Plus, keeps the firmware intact.

@w00master 4 года назад

Going to attempt to do this over the weekend! When you say any "thin wire" will do, will jumper wires work to connect to the garage door opener?

@cb-40 4 года назад

Mounting the reed switch this way means that somebody could break into your garage, open the door (just not fully) and you would never know the garage door has been opened. Mount wired part of the reed switch on the rail to detect fully closed position. All it takes is a few extra feet of doorbell wire.

@TheHookUp 4 года назад

A good point.

@jeremytodd1 4 года назад

Could we get some guidance on getting this system into Home Assistant? I'm not very familiar with MQTT and would appreciate the help. Great video though either way!

@bobydole 4 года назад

there's an awesome plugin for shelly and home assistant. github.com/StyraHem/ShellyForHASS

@itsallwonky 2 года назад

I mistakenly bought 20 AWG stranded copper wire to do this project -- ugh. It's a bit thin and the stranded stuff made it harder to use. It didn't work on try one but after redoing my connections and AND making sure the wires weren't stripped and connected in a way that could possibly lead to them touching each other, it worked.

@PaulGillenHome 2 месяца назад

This is possibly addressed in one of the prior 447 comments. I want a dumb smart garage door opener. My remote controls, battery powered RF work fine and do exactly what I want, they open and close the garage door. Unfortunately the batteries die at unfortunate times. What I want is a device that is smart enough to plug into AC and for me to control by my phone and dumb enough to just send the RF signal like my current remotes. No hooking up to or modifying the action of the opener. I know that it will not tell me if the door is open or closed; I can use my eyes for that. Dumb-smart, that's what I need.

@TheHookUp 2 месяца назад

That video is actually coming soon.

@carlosriquinha8036 Год назад

Hey y'all. Loving this project. I am able to open the doors from the Shelly app as well as through the HA integration. My only issue right now is the sensor. For some reason it is not changing status consistently. Also, should the status change be immediate? I would think so. magnet is close enough to the sensor, I think😉! Thoughts?

@pedrosilvacarreira 4 года назад

Can the information about the state of the switch be passed to Alexa?

@Kiloptero Год назад

Amazing video! thanks!! a question.. I saw another videos when you connect the "reed switch" in another part of the shelly (in the front.. where are the gpio I think) ... is the same functionality?

@clellbritt3434 4 года назад

OK now the serious questions. What about the garage door opener light? I know that it comes on/off as the door opens/closes and there is a switch on the garage door wall button. I would like to also control that through the hub. So that I can use a motion sensor in the garage to turn on when someone walks in without opening the garage. My current garage door button has a motion sensor for this, but it'd crappy and doesn't always register the motion. If I use a Shelly1 should I connect it to the wall mounted switch or the opener? Thx

@famdebruin687 3 года назад

just wondering, i use this setup in Home Assistant, but i want also to see on my dashboard in HA if the garage door is closed by the Reed sensor. Any idea how to make this visable in HA ? instead of watching the icon in the shelly app ?

@jameseffinger6604 4 года назад

Could you create a video on how to do this but for consumer electronics such as an air purifier or a cheap fan or coffee maker? I would love to know how to make a dumb object smart.

@psu8782 3 года назад

How to connect to my new Hubitat v7 to Shelly1? I have followed your very detailed instructions and have configured shelly to the cloud and everything is working via shelly cloud. I am new to Home automation.

@mail2heinz Год назад

Hi Rob Would you consider doing a video of doing the same thing with Home Assistant and tasmota on Shelly 1 with the same reed switch and wiring?

@Gersho. 3 года назад

Hi Robert, I have just installed Shelly 1 on my garage opener in the way you did but without read switch since I was planning to use Shelly Door/Window 2 to monitor gate state and use it in some HA automation (e.g. send notification if garage is open after certain hour). Anyway, Shelly seems to work fine but I'm a bit confused with one specific setting under 'BUTTON TYPE'. In your video at 6:07 it shows button type 'Toggle switch' but I wonder why not to use 'Momentary' instead, which should simulate garage push-button - what am I missing here? :)

@CompCrasher86 4 года назад

So funny enough, I bought the myQ system way back when I started smarthoming and it consistently lets me down. Something about the RF transmitter just never worked right, I don't know why they didn't give you relay contacts. Looking at this as a replacement.

@LogicBob 4 года назад

Nice video, as always Rob. One question... do you still use the Shelly app when you aren't using their cloud?

@TheHookUp 4 года назад

You can use the Shelly app within your own network, but I don't use it much since all my stuff is in Home Assistant.

@LogicBob 4 года назад

@@TheHookUp Thank you!

@badandyg 4 года назад

3:48 Jumper should have been a popup.

@andersyuran7725 4 года назад

Awesome as usual! Can you please point at some lightswitch that can work as normal for wife an kids but also be controlled via homeassistant. Available in Europe

@TheHookUp 4 года назад

Any of the Shelly relays would work well if you want to keep your original switch.

@andersyuran7725 4 года назад

@@TheHookUp thanks, I was looking for some more modern switch. But I will use many other Shellies wo perhaps its a good idea

@BrianRoy86 4 года назад

Anything Zwave should do the trick. I use GE or Zooz switches because they look almost like normal switches, but with a tiny light on the bottom which you can disable if you want.

@stepheng2131 4 года назад

Referencing VH1 pop ups = showing your age! lol

@TheHookUp 4 года назад

Haha, yeah, I’m old.

@mr.bianchirider8126 4 года назад

I want my MTV !

@AscendedHawk 4 года назад

Hello! I liked the idea of automating the garage door! Would it be possible to automate a window rolling shutter? I already have an electrical one so would it be possible to change the switch to a ‘smart’ one?

@realnavysailor 3 года назад

I think you are looking for the Shelly 2.5. The wiring diagram that come with it includes the wiring for a shutter.

@TheCrookedGrin 3 года назад

Hi Rob. Is it possible to use the Shelly 2.5 to operate 2 garage doors individually and provide the feedback? Would I need to use a 30v DC adapter or do you think I can run the 240v ac through the reed switch? Cheers, Bruce

@billvalvik 3 года назад

Love this idea for automating my garage door. I just order the items needed. One thing I am curious about. I assume adding this to my Alexa app is possible however I wonder how to make the reed switch status on Alexa? Can I ask Alexa to give me the status?

@samhoskins8706 3 года назад

I am wondering the same thing.

@rbencik 2 года назад

Great videos. Will this work with Google home / Google assistant?

@garrettrevels 3 года назад

Anyway to get a notification when the door status changes within the app?

@dennishuang2659 3 года назад

Is there a way to have the switch entity in HA? My shelly 1 only has the relay button in HA.

@DJDa9L 3 года назад

I really want this too. Actually being able to tell if the garage door is open or not is more important than being able to open og close it really :P

@hoovejd 2 года назад

Thank you for making this video, very helpful! I have mine setup and working on my Chamberlain 41AC075-2A garage door opener. The Shelly is working fine, however whenever I trigger the Shelly, my wall mounted garage door opener button goes out/resets and comes back on a few seconds later. My LiftMaster wall mounted garage door opener button has a small display which shows the time and temperature. Has anyone else had this problem?

@Cashyonyt 2 года назад

Thanks for the how to! Worked great. Do you know of a way to change the integration with Alexa to have the command as "Open/Close" instead of "On/Off"? Using the Shelly one, it identifies as a switch, and so in Alexa you need to say "Alexa, turn the garage door on"

@Haiyami 2 года назад

How did you find the features like auto timer and toggle in the shelly app? The shelly app seems to work completely different on my phone than what's shown on the app.

@garysteo3398 3 года назад

Hi I was wondering if you can add two sensors to the shelly so you know if the door is open or closed

@thejackofclubs 4 года назад

ive seen wifi garage door opens that show the state of the garage door for around $15 on ebay and aliexpress. they have a magnetic sensor and use ewelink or tuya smartlife. duno if they are tasmota compatible.

@mailpulak 3 года назад

Rob, my garage opener is a liftmaster 8165. The contacts on the outside do not open the garage door. Do you have a work around for that or should I get a wifi accessory from liftmaster?

@jtkilroy 7 месяцев назад

Have you considered updating this video with the Shelly Pro Dual Cover?

@LFSAlonso 3 года назад

I have the Shelly at 230v, so that it detects the open door that I put a normally open or closed magnet, does the magnet have to be 230v? Or does not it matter. thanks.

@vitoswat 4 года назад

Now if only Shelly could receive rf signal for remote open/close it would be perfect.

@RobertCiampa9112 4 года назад

We have a "Smart" door opener. Never used it. Only the remote button on our visors.

@fffizzz 3 года назад

Got this worked, except my reed switch won't relay status to my shelly.

@JimmyBTM 3 года назад

I’m having the same problem I set the timer to the time it takes to open the door and it showed but it doesn’t show if you use the regular garage button which is the main reason I started the project to see if the door is open after I left

@ianreid4811 3 года назад

I have a roller door and there are separate circuits to open and close the door. Is there a DIY solution for this kind of door?

@nappyjim 3 года назад

Have you noticed issues with the shelly1 app lately? Was trying to put a shelly1 on garage opener in my new house. Half the time I couldent connect to the app, other half of the time I could but couldent see any config. Then when I could see config it would tell me I needed a firmware update, I did it, but it never updated the firmware. Frustrating... And then even when I couldent connect to the shelly1 app, or I could and it said my devices were offline, I could still control them through the HA android app!! So they werent offline!

@jayala2011 2 года назад

Amazing video!!! Installation super easy. However, I encountered an issue that I haven't been able to figured out. I set up the notifications when the door opens but the notifications only works if I'm using the shelly app. I'm trying to make it work without the shelly app. For me to receive notifications, I have to click the on/off switch in the shelly app but if I press the garage door opener button, I won't receive any notifications. Can someone point me in the right direction or have any pointers? TIA

@pfmr5926 2 года назад

Hi. I found this very useful and am up to the point where i need to connect my shelly to the gate switch board. I just don’t know where. Do you have an idea? It is an ATA SGO-1

@samhoskins8706 2 года назад

Shelly has made a major update to their app. At 6:35 we see how to monitor the door position via the "Input state display". Unfortunately, with the new app update you can barely make out the indicator on the display icon. It's very hard to see. Would there be another way to tell if the door is open?

@shannonbreaux8442 3 года назад

Rob, So I am using a shelly for my shed door. I think in theory this may be some way the same concept but I need some help on the set up . I have my shelly 1 with tasmota firmware. I want to use my shelly as a door sensor to know when it's open and closed the detached switch can or how did I do this through tasmota console? How does it show in HA?

@kushdeepsingh2221 3 года назад

Hi I am having an issue. I have 4 terminals and not screw. I know the first red and white connect to my garage door opener. My setup when I connected it did not work. Then I noticed there was 24 volts written on the side. It's a craftsman garage door opener any idea why it won't work?

@JimWilleke Год назад

Thanks. I used a shelly Plus and end up with the following entities: - switch.overheaddoor (The shelley Relay contacts with the 1 second on delay) - binary_sensor.overheaddoor_input (Magnetic switch) feedback contact It all works, but I am struggling on how this could show up in home assistant as a cover with Icons representing a "Cover" and showing open and closed status?