Shelly Set of 2 WiFi Shutter Controllers for Blinds/Curtains Shutter + BLU RC Button 4

Set of 2 WiFi Shutter Controllers Shelly Shutter + BLU RC Button 4The Shelly Shutter dual shutter controller with the BLU RC Button 4 remote control is a compact smart home solution that can be easily installed in a standard electrical box—behind a switch or button. With support for two independent circuits, it allows you to control two blinds, shutters, or awnings simultaneously, increasing the convenience and functionality of the system. In addition, you get an energy consumption measurement feature that allows you to monitor and optimize the operation of devices in your home. Shelly Shutter X2 combines comfort, savings, and modern design without the need for major changes to your installation.Full control and intelligence at your fingertipsThe controller allows you to remotely manage blinds, shutters, awnings, or other covers via your smartphone, tablet, computer, or home automation system—both locally via Wi-Fi and remotely via the cloud. You can also set schedules tailored to sunrise and sunset and create smart scenarios with the Smart Scenes feature. This allows Shelly Shutter to work with other Shelly devices to build complex home automation systems that improve the comfort of everyday life and save energy.Advanced functionalityShelly Shutter has a built-in energy consumption measurement module, allowing you to monitor how much electricity your blinds consume and gain insight into energy efficiency. Depending on your needs, you can control not only the up/down movement, but also the angle of the slats in Venetian blinds—all within a single device.Easy installation and integrationThe controller is discreetly placed just behind the switch, allowing you to maintain the aesthetics of your interior with minimal modifications to the electrical installation. Shelly Shutter works via both Wi-Fi and Bluetooth (short-range wireless communication technology), supports integration with Amazon Alexa, Google Smart Home, Samsung SmartThings, KNX (Konnex, building automation standard) via IP (Internet Protocol, Internet communication protocol), as well as various automation systems via HTTP (Hypertext Transfer Protocol, a protocol for transferring data on the World Wide Web) API (Application Programming Interface), MQTT (Message Queuing Telemetry Transport, a lightweight communication protocol), webhooks, and UDP (User Datagram Protocol, a data transfer protocol).Reliability and flexibility of operationThe device operates at 110-240 V AC with very low power consumption (