Hi!
I have a fan with a plug that I want on if “Bedroom C°” < “Office C°“ else off. I think I have managed to create the flow as it works when tested, but not alone.
What am I doing wrong?
David
This will trigger once and that is not what you are aiming for.
Replace the WHEN card with “Temperature has changed”.
In the AND section place a logic card where you compare both temperatures.
Here an example with LUX:
The flow should work this way, but not with the “else” option.
So you need an additional flow to turn the fan off again:
When…
– Temperature (Bedroom) becomes less than temperature (Office)
Then…
– Turn off
This makes perfect sense. I’ll try!
D
Hi!
When I try to create the temperature comparison (on my Aqara sensors) in the “And” section I can’t access temperature at all - only “Battery alarm”. Also if I do the comparison in “when” I can’t add the “temperature changed” in “And”.
Help!
D
Logics tutorial if needed:
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Hi!
I feel silly. Thanks for helping me!
D
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Don’t feel silly. We all started with nothing.
Almost every one misses this one the first time, so basically it is nog a particularly good user experience design.
I don’t fully understand your use case. It seems that you want to control the temperature in a room.
Maybe this app can offer a potential solution as well: VThermo
I have not used it myself but it seems to manage heating devices without the need for a dedicated thermostat.
Have fun!
