Shelly 1 Box

Looking for a way to house your low voltage Shelly 1 or Shelly 1PM project? Hopefully this model will help! Simply print the ShellyBox file to hold your relay, then whichever version of the lid that you prefer. All of the pieces in the images were printed in Hatchbox PETG.

Box:

• Print in “normal” orientation with 3 perimeters/walls. No supports or brim required.

Lid:

• Print with the top face on the build plate and 3 perimeters/walls. No supports or brim required.
• Two versions are offered - one w/ a WiFi logo, the other plain. You can use whichever you like better! As the lid relies on a snap fit, it may be necessary to scale to lid very slightly to obtain the desired fit depending on the clearance tolerances of your printer 😉
• For the version w/ the WiFi logo, the Insert file can also be printed to add an accent color. You could, of course, leave the logo open for a vented look if you wish. Your choice! Simply use a couple drops of super glue or epoxy to affix the Insert to the inside face of the lid.

Insert:

• This piece is symmetrical, it doesn't matter which side faces up/down. No brim required.

The Shelly relay is a cheap, easy way to get started (or continue down the rabbit hole! 🤣) of home automation. While I'm using this one to remotely control a garage door - integrated through HomeAssistant and NodeRED - this project can also be done without the use of home servers or hubs by using the Shelly App for free. This video (no affiliation) provides some instructions to get you started.

If this model helped you, I'd love to see your project! Happy Printing! 🙂