Shelly devices, mapped correctly into Crestron Home — the first time.
Shelly driver for Crestron Home
Native Crestron entities for Shelly relays, dimmers, covers, and RGBW lights, with color mapped the way it's supposed to be — zero extra infrastructure required.
$129
Licensed per Crestron Home processor — one license covers all supported Shelly devices on that system.
Why it's built this way
- Shelly devices show up as real Crestron Lighting, Shade, and Switch entities — not generic third-party tiles.
- RGBW mapped correctly: the white channel behaves like a white channel, not a mislabeled color temperature control.
- Direct local IP control plus live feedback — no cloud, no broker, no bridge box to maintain.
- Zero additional infrastructure: point the driver at the devices and go.
- Covers, dimmers, and switches all supported from one driver install.
Requirements
- Crestron Home 4-Series processor
- Shelly Gen2+ device(s) on the same local network
- Local device access enabled on the Shelly device (default for network-connected units)
FAQ
- What's wrong with the RGBW handling in other Shelly drivers?
- A common mistake maps the white channel onto Crestron's color-temperature control, which produces wrong-looking whites and confusing behavior for homeowners. This driver maps it as a true white channel.
- Do I need a hub, bridge, or broker?
- No. Control and feedback both run directly over the local network between the processor and the Shelly device — no MQTT broker, no cloud relay.
- Which Shelly device types are supported?
- Relays and switches, dimmers, covers/shades, and RGBW lighting at launch, with coverage expanding as new Shelly component types are added.