I havent, but it didnt work when it was brand new either. I just have too much space/mosquitos. Sure, i have one acre, but theres another 6 acres around, and 1 acre of that is drainage ditch.
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I fab shitboxes and shitbox accessories.
Its a possible symbol for a light/lamp, from what I remember of my intro to electronics class.
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After I posted it, I looked it up and yeah the icon is light. However, its actually for the switch to go into. Either way, all I needed was neutral, line, and load. Super simple.
Got my Shellys all hooked up and running EPSHome. Now my Dyantrap bulbs should last a year or more. 
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Puts the "pro" in procrastination
Installed a new weather station yesterday to replace the old junky one. Solar powered, WiFi connected, reports stats online, and app on my phone. Rather nice day yesterday, a balmy 10F, with no wind.
@Domon FYI, might want to update your firmware if you're having any issues.
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Planning to. Though I think I heard they were making changes to that public database. I haven't looked into it yet.
So it seems my plan for using the Shelly smart switches to control my Dynatraps aren't working. It's getting too hot (above 80C) and shutting down.
sounds like something is wired wrong. Theres no way you should be drawing that much current to heat up to 80C. Thats hots enough to begin to degrade most conductor insulation. NM is only rated for 90So it seems my plan for using the Shelly smart switches to control my Dynatraps aren't working. It's getting too hot (above 80C) and shutting down.
Apparently the 2.5s run hot. And this is sitting in a black enclosure, with no ventilation, in the sun.
It appears you're not alone though
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But the dynatrap draws what.... 1 amp for hte fan, 1 amp for hte light which are on different shellys? These people are drawing 13-15 amps.
Shelly 2.5 getting hot to touch (63°C external case) - should I be worried?
I have it wired as per manufacturers guidelines. It’s very simple (I am an electronic eng 🙂) What I hadn’t measured was the ambient temp. Since my post I’ve done some more research. The relevant safety standards are about rise above ambient, specifically, above an ambient of 40°C. See this...
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But the dynatrap draws what.... 1 amp for hte fan, 1 amp for hte light which are on different shellys? These people are drawing 13-15 amps.
It's one Shelly 2.5. And its only happening to the one in full sun.It appears you're not alone though
Shelly 2.5 getting hot to touch (63°C external case) - should I be worried?
I have it wired as per manufacturers guidelines. It’s very simple (I am an electronic eng 🙂) What I hadn’t measured was the ambient temp. Since my post I’ve done some more research. The relevant safety standards are about rise above ambient, specifically, above an ambient of 40°C. See this...
But the dynatrap draws what.... 1 amp for hte fan, 1 amp for hte light which are on different shellys? These people are drawing 13-15 amps.