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Meross EM06P vs Shelly Pro EM-50

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Key differences between Meross EM06P and Shelly Pro EM-50

A summary of selected recorded differences between these energy monitors. Check the full specification table below for details and conditions.

Feature differences among your selected devices
  • Ethernet (connectivity): Meross EM06P — No; Shelly Pro EM-50 — Yes.
  • Time Of Use Rates (data monitoring): Meross EM06P — No; Shelly Pro EM-50 — Yes (Cost periods and tariff distribution in the Shelly Smart Control app).
  • Relay Output (features): Meross EM06P — No; Shelly Pro EM-50 — Yes (Integrated switch with potential-free contacts, 2 A at 240 V).
  • Alexa (integrations): Meross EM06P — No (Alexa has no energy meter device type and this meter has no relay to expose as a switch, so a skill has nothing to publish); Shelly Pro EM-50 — Yes.
Specifications to check side by side
  • Other (connectivity): Meross EM06P — No; Shelly Pro EM-50 — Modbus.
  • Data History (data monitoring): Meross EM06P — 5 years (Free cloud service, daily data kept up to 5 years with no subscription); Shelly Pro EM-50 — 60 days (At least 60 days of 1-minute data stored on the device).
  • Power Supply (installation): Meross EM06P — Mains (breaker panel); Shelly Pro EM-50 — Mains (100-260 V).
  • Included Ct Sensors (metering): Meross EM06P — 6 (6 clamps rated up to 120 A per channel); Shelly Pro EM-50 — 2 (2 x 50 A current transformers).
Information still to confirm
  • 9 of 39 comparison fields lack a resolved value for at least one selected device. Missing information is not evidence that a feature is absent.
  • Check the full table and manufacturer documentation before ruling out a device.

These observations are derived from recorded catalog data and have not all been independently verified. Confirm details with the manufacturer before purchasing.

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What the catalog tells us

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These counts describe the available data, not a quality score. More features do not automatically make a better device.

12differences with recorded values for every device
9rows with missing or unspecified information

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Showing 39 of 39 rows. “Not recorded” does not mean “No”.

Connectivity

Meross EM06P
Yes
Catalog note

High-gain antenna, dual Wi-Fi setup

Shelly Pro EM-50
Yes
Meross EM06P
No
Shelly Pro EM-50
No
Meross EM06P
Not recorded
Shelly Pro EM-50
Yes
Catalog note

Bluetooth 4.2, also works as a Bluetooth gateway

Meross EM06P
No
Shelly Pro EM-50
Yes
Meross EM06P
No
Shelly Pro EM-50
Modbus
Meross EM06P
No
Shelly Pro EM-50
No
Meross EM06P
No
Shelly Pro EM-50
No
Meross EM06P
No
Shelly Pro EM-50
No

Data Monitoring

Meross EM06P
Yes
Manufacturer source

Measurements can be exported as CSV.

Meross EM06P manufacturer product page →
Source section
Product description
Model
Meross EM06P
Region
Manufacturer product page; no universal regional compatibility implied
Firmware
Not specified by this source
Checked

Document check only; not a hands-on test or verification of every regional or firmware variant.

Catalog note

CSV export by day, hour or minute

Shelly Pro EM-50
Yes
Catalog note

CSV export of the consumption chart

Meross EM06P
5 years
Catalog note

Free cloud service, daily data kept up to 5 years with no subscription

Shelly Pro EM-50
60 days
Catalog note

At least 60 days of 1-minute data stored on the device

Meross EM06P
Yes
Shelly Pro EM-50
Yes
Meross EM06P
1 min
Catalog note

Minute, hourly and daily data in the Meross app

Shelly Pro EM-50
Not recorded
Meross EM06P
No
Shelly Pro EM-50
Yes
Catalog note

Cost periods and tariff distribution in the Shelly Smart Control app

Meross EM06P
Yes
Catalog note

Per-circuit consumption thresholds with instant notifications

Shelly Pro EM-50
Yes

Features

Meross EM06P
Yes
Catalog note

Power thresholds can drive Meross plugs and lights

Shelly Pro EM-50
Yes
Meross EM06P
Yes
Catalog note

Zero export automations that start appliances when solar generation is high

Shelly Pro EM-50
Yes
Catalog note

Configurable load control to divert surplus PV production

Meross EM06P
No
Shelly Pro EM-50
Yes
Catalog note

Integrated switch with potential-free contacts, 2 A at 240 V

Installation

Meross EM06P
Yes
Shelly Pro EM-50
Yes
Meross EM06P
Yes
Shelly Pro EM-50
Yes
Catalog note

One DIN module wide

Meross EM06P
Mains (breaker panel)
Shelly Pro EM-50
Mains (100-260 V)
Meross EM06P
No
Shelly Pro EM-50
No

Integrations

Meross EM06P
No
Catalog note

Alexa has no energy meter device type and this meter has no relay to expose as a switch, so a skill has nothing to publish

Shelly Pro EM-50
Yes
Meross EM06P
No
Shelly Pro EM-50
No
Meross EM06P
No
Shelly Pro EM-50
Yes
Meross EM06P
Yes
Manufacturer source

Home Assistant integration is documented.

Meross EM06P manufacturer product page →
Source section
Product description
Model
Meross EM06P
Region
Manufacturer product page; no universal regional compatibility implied
Firmware
Not specified by this source
Checked

Document check only; not a hands-on test or verification of every regional or firmware variant.

Catalog note

Native integration through Meross_RPC, no flashing and warranty kept

Shelly Pro EM-50
Yes
Meross EM06P
No
Shelly Pro EM-50
No
Meross EM06P
No
Shelly Pro EM-50
Yes
Catalog note

Via the official Shelly Cloud integration

Local Control

Meross EM06P
Yes
Catalog note

Meross_RPC, with data stored locally for the Home Assistant integration

Shelly Pro EM-50
Yes
Catalog note

RPC over HTTPS and WebSocket, UDP, webhooks, scripting and Modbus TCP

Meross EM06P
Not recorded
Shelly Pro EM-50
Yes
Meross EM06P
Not recorded
Shelly Pro EM-50
Yes

Metering

Meross EM06P
Not recorded
Shelly Pro EM-50
±1%
Catalog note

Accuracy Class B for active energy, ±1% from 5 A to 50 A

Meross EM06P
Yes
Catalog note

Consumption and feed-in tracking for solar and PV systems

Shelly Pro EM-50
Yes
Catalog note

4 quadrant measurement with a returned energy counter

Meross EM06P
Not applicable / unspecified
Shelly Pro EM-50
Not applicable / unspecified
Meross EM06P
6
Catalog note

6 clamps rated up to 120 A per channel

Shelly Pro EM-50
2
Catalog note

2 x 50 A current transformers

Meross EM06P
120 A
Manufacturer source

The stated rating is 120 A per channel.

Meross EM06P manufacturer product page →
Source section
Product description
Model
Meross EM06P
Region
Manufacturer product page; no universal regional compatibility implied
Firmware
Not specified by this source
Checked

Document check only; not a hands-on test or verification of every regional or firmware variant.

Shelly Pro EM-50
50 A
Meross EM06P
6
Manufacturer source

Six channels measure electrical circuits.

Meross EM06P manufacturer product page →
Source section
Product description
Model
Meross EM06P
Region
Manufacturer product page; no universal regional compatibility implied
Firmware
Not specified by this source
Checked

Document check only; not a hands-on test or verification of every regional or firmware variant.

Catalog note

Six independent channels, twice the coverage of a 3-channel meter

Shelly Pro EM-50
2
Meross EM06P
Not recorded
Shelly Pro EM-50
Yes
Catalog note

Active and apparent power, power factor, frequency and voltage

Meross EM06P
Not recorded
Shelly Pro EM-50
No
Catalog note

Single-phase device with two current channels

Meross EM06P
Not recorded
Shelly Pro EM-50
No
Specifications for Meross EM06P versus Shelly Pro EM-50
SpecificationMeross EM06PShelly Pro EM-50
Connectivity
Yes
Catalog note

High-gain antenna, dual Wi-Fi setup

Yes
NoNo
Not recordedYes
Catalog note

Bluetooth 4.2, also works as a Bluetooth gateway

NoYes
NoModbus
NoNo
NoNo
NoNo
Data Monitoring
Yes
Manufacturer source

Measurements can be exported as CSV.

Meross EM06P manufacturer product page →
Source section
Product description
Model
Meross EM06P
Region
Manufacturer product page; no universal regional compatibility implied
Firmware
Not specified by this source
Checked

Document check only; not a hands-on test or verification of every regional or firmware variant.

Catalog note

CSV export by day, hour or minute

Yes
Catalog note

CSV export of the consumption chart

5 years
Catalog note

Free cloud service, daily data kept up to 5 years with no subscription

60 days
Catalog note

At least 60 days of 1-minute data stored on the device

YesYes
1 min
Catalog note

Minute, hourly and daily data in the Meross app

Not recorded
NoYes
Catalog note

Cost periods and tariff distribution in the Shelly Smart Control app

Yes
Catalog note

Per-circuit consumption thresholds with instant notifications

Yes
Features
Yes
Catalog note

Power thresholds can drive Meross plugs and lights

Yes
Yes
Catalog note

Zero export automations that start appliances when solar generation is high

Yes
Catalog note

Configurable load control to divert surplus PV production

NoYes
Catalog note

Integrated switch with potential-free contacts, 2 A at 240 V

Installation
YesYes
YesYes
Catalog note

One DIN module wide

Mains (breaker panel)Mains (100-260 V)
NoNo
Integrations
No
Catalog note

Alexa has no energy meter device type and this meter has no relay to expose as a switch, so a skill has nothing to publish

Yes
NoNo
NoYes
Yes
Manufacturer source

Home Assistant integration is documented.

Meross EM06P manufacturer product page →
Source section
Product description
Model
Meross EM06P
Region
Manufacturer product page; no universal regional compatibility implied
Firmware
Not specified by this source
Checked

Document check only; not a hands-on test or verification of every regional or firmware variant.

Catalog note

Native integration through Meross_RPC, no flashing and warranty kept

Yes
NoNo
NoYes
Catalog note

Via the official Shelly Cloud integration

Local Control
Yes
Catalog note

Meross_RPC, with data stored locally for the Home Assistant integration

Yes
Catalog note

RPC over HTTPS and WebSocket, UDP, webhooks, scripting and Modbus TCP

Not recordedYes
Not recordedYes
Metering
Not recorded±1%
Catalog note

Accuracy Class B for active energy, ±1% from 5 A to 50 A

Yes
Catalog note

Consumption and feed-in tracking for solar and PV systems

Yes
Catalog note

4 quadrant measurement with a returned energy counter

Not applicable / unspecifiedNot applicable / unspecified
6
Catalog note

6 clamps rated up to 120 A per channel

2
Catalog note

2 x 50 A current transformers

120 A
Manufacturer source

The stated rating is 120 A per channel.

Meross EM06P manufacturer product page →
Source section
Product description
Model
Meross EM06P
Region
Manufacturer product page; no universal regional compatibility implied
Firmware
Not specified by this source
Checked

Document check only; not a hands-on test or verification of every regional or firmware variant.

50 A
6
Manufacturer source

Six channels measure electrical circuits.

Meross EM06P manufacturer product page →
Source section
Product description
Model
Meross EM06P
Region
Manufacturer product page; no universal regional compatibility implied
Firmware
Not specified by this source
Checked

Document check only; not a hands-on test or verification of every regional or firmware variant.

Catalog note

Six independent channels, twice the coverage of a 3-channel meter

2
Not recordedYes
Catalog note

Active and apparent power, power factor, frequency and voltage

Not recordedNo
Catalog note

Single-phase device with two current channels

Not recordedNo

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