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Shelly Plus 1 DIY 12V Siren Driver

Shelly

budget Discontinued local: excellentFully controllable on your LAN with no internet dependency. Wi-Fi
Price
$42 verified Sep 6, 2026
HA fit
excellent
Works offline
yes
Setup
advanced
Hub needed
no

Discontinued. The manufacturer no longer sells this one new, so a retailer link here can land on remaining stock, a used or refurbished unit, or a successor model - check what the listing is before buying.

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Shelly Plus 1 relay module in front of its retail box, screw terminals on top and the SW/12V/L/N wiring diagram printed on the blue case

Quick verdict

Shelly has discontinued the Plus 1 relay this build is based on, and its US store sells the Shelly 1 Gen4 as the current version; the same wiring works on that relay. A Shelly relay wired to any 12V piezo/strobe turns a cheap industrial siren into a fully local, hub-free Home Assistant siren. The Shelly relay is controlled directly over the LAN by Home Assistant with no cloud dependency. Just note: DIY wiring required; not a turnkey siren.

Notes last checked Jun 2, 2026.

Compatibility snapshot

Home Assistant excellentFull local control, no cloud needed. Native Home Assistant integration or a local protocol.
Apple Home noneNo official support on this platform.
Google Home noneNo official support on this platform.
Alexa noneNo official support on this platform.
Works offline yes
Setup advanced
Extra hub needed no
Power mains/12V

Local control facts

  • Home Assistant: shelly integration, Local Push, Platinum on the quality scale (home-assistant.io, checked Sep 10, 2026)

Why it stands out

  • 100% local control with Shelly's HA integration and auto-discovery
  • Use any loud 12V wired siren/strobe, indoor or outdoor
  • No additional hub; runs even if internet is down

Reasons to hesitate

  • DIY wiring required; not a turnkey siren
  • On/off only (no tones/volume) unless the siren supports it
  • You must source the physical siren/strobe separately

Best for

  • Tinkerers wanting a loud, cheap, fully local wired siren

Avoid if

  • you want a finished, plug-and-play product rather than a DIY/wiring project

Privacy and local-control notes

The Shelly relay is controlled directly over the LAN by Home Assistant with no cloud dependency.

Home Assistant support: supported · integration path: Shelly (local).

Buying reality check

Price notes: The Shelly Plus 1 relay itself is about $42 on Amazon (verified 2026-09-06). The 12V siren or strobe is a separate purchase, so price the pair together rather than the relay alone.

Verified price reads: lowest seen $42, latest $42 on Sep 6, 2026.

  • Sep 6, 2026$42amazon
  • Aug 28, 2026$42amazon

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