Wifi Car Battery Monitor With Shelly UNi for Only $12

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  • čas přidán 15. 06. 2024
  • Wifi Car Battery Monitor With Shelly UNi for Only $12USD
    After having a battery tender stop working and ruining a $300 car battery, i went on the hunt for a wifi solution that will notifiy me if there are any problems with the charger, while a car is in storage. I know you can always disconnect a cars battery, but with some models access to the battery is a pain, especially if you want to close doors that will only open with an electronic release. This allows me to leave the cars with a trickle charger and if anything happens, this will send a notification to my phone when the battery voltage drops below a threshold. It also allows me to quickly check the state of charge on a few cars in a couple of seconds. I have been using this on a car for just over a month and shelly infrastructure seems rock solid. Very impressed.
    www.shelly.com/en-au/products...
    The shelly is a really powerful device and this use is probabaly on its more basic side. But it definitely does what i needed.
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Komentáře • 6

  • @BMW1M
    @BMW1M Před měsícem

    I was expecting to see one of those BT battery voltage monitors... Clever solution!

    • @testandtune6096
      @testandtune6096  Před měsícem +1

      Yeah, I know a few people that tried Bluetooth. But if something goes wrong. You don’t get a warning. This should be handy for anything that’s near wifi. Could set it to warn if a car needs to go on charge for example. I’ll buy a few more I think and put them in every car.

  • @Scuffed_Andy
    @Scuffed_Andy Před měsícem

    👍

  • @frattdaddy3762
    @frattdaddy3762 Před měsícem

    Are you concerned with the power draw on the battery from the Uni?

    • @testandtune6096
      @testandtune6096  Před měsícem

      Not really. The unit is so small, it won’t draw anywhere near as much as the frm or cas.
      I did look up current draw a few months ago and a lot of people run them on very small batteries and small solar panels for gate controllers and it’s very minimal.