How to add Shelly Uni Plus for voltage measurement

[sl2753]

I bought a couple of Shelly Uni Plus devices a while back and haven't figured out how to add them to my C8 Pro. I look under brands and find Shelly but the Uni Plus isn't listed. I searched in the community and didn't find how to install or add them. I took some guesses but those didn't work. is there a similar device driver that works with the Uni Plus?

[Sebastien]

There is a great community driver that was created by @tomw. Details can be found here:

Vote for Shelly UNI

I ordered a couple from Bulgaria, too. Because, why not? I used it as an opportunity to test an idea with child devices for everything, so that I could re-use more code across different Shelly drivers. Here's how it looks in my system: [image] You can install using the "From a URL" option in HPM, here: https://raw.githubusercontent.com/tomwpublic/shelly_experimental/main/packageManifest.json

[Ranchitat]

I don't have a Uni Plus atm but this is the DRIVER I have bookmarked if I ever get one.
For my non-Plus the driver linked above works great.

D.C. Voltage detection, any Zigbee or Z-Wave devices report voltage?

--Select "Shelly Plus/Pro xPM" as the device handler. --Go to the shelly itself (shelly IP) and add the peripheral "Voltage" device. --Then open Hubitat Shelly device put in the Shelly Pro Plus IP address. Save. --When the driver shows it online on HE then hit configure and the child devices will show up.

[Sebastien]

Oh, thanks @Ranchitat! I didn’t notice he had the Plus. (Didn’t even remember those existed…)

[sl2753]

I have the Uni Plus model. I installed the driver you linked to but haven't tried it yet. Ranchitat's advice got the Uni Plus going. but with issues in the parent log. Child log is OK.

[sl2753]

@Ranchitat The driver worked as you said. However, the Uni Plus doesn't report voltages consistently. Here is a screen shot of my parent log for the device.

[nclark]

I would recommend to use this driver, the uni plus does not require polling like all other drivers I have tried out.

[RELEASE] Shelly Device Drivers (NO MQTT NEEDED)

Hey everyone! I've been working on some device drivers for Shelly devices that do not require running a server with an MQTT broker to function. They also do not rely on any sort of polling for state changes, everything is instant response. The notable deviation from this is the Uni Gen 1, which has (optional) polling child devices for the ADC, DS18B20, and DHT22. You can find the drivers on HPM, just search for "shelly": [image] Or install them manually from the GitHub repo if you prefer. T…

[oldcomputerwiz]

@Ranchitat

don't have a Uni Plus atm but this is the DRIVER

I do have the uni plus and am using the above driver to monitor voltage. It's worked perfectly for about 8 months now.

[dmitry.rozovik]

There were an issue caused by silent report structure change around 1.5.x firmware. it is already fixed. Just update the driver to the latest version (trough the main page).

ge4d / hubitat-code — Bitbucket

Links with id-like text reference specific version that might be not the latest one.

And it is a multi file driver (uses libraries and some custom child devices). Using a bundle should make installation simple.

[sl2753]

Thanks for the update. I'm running 1.6.2 firmware on both uni plus's. How do I get the bundle or the drivers into HE? I just feel a bit stupid honestly.

[dmitry.rozovik]

There is a link on that page that leads to the zip file. Or you can navigate to the 'bundles' folder.

Or ge4d / hubitat-code Bundles / Bundle1.zip — Bitbucket [there is a download link].

If you copy download link (by rightclicking on the 'Download file' hyperlnk) you can pass it directly to the hubs 'Bundles' page.

[sl2753]

Last night I found a way to copy and paste the driver into HE. Also using the existing libraries seems to work.

[sl2753]

Success! That driver fixed the drop outs and log errors. I've had the modules reporting faithfully and in real time for about twenty four hours without an error or a hiccup. Thank you!