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Missing IFTTT automations (Aqara EU sensors with tado heating)

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The following automations are realized:

  • On weekdays, Google Calendar event called "HEATING ON" triggers early heating downstairs and via other trigger events lighting in bedrooms of people who need to get up. If none needs to get up (DAY OFF), the heating is not activated early. If some need to get up, lights are still set in those rooms.
  • At all times, motion in the toilet downstairs will trigger light off there (as the lights are activated by pressing a button).
  • When warm weather is foreseen, temperatures over 20 degrees trigger an alert for some (south-oriented) bedrooms and shut down heating there.
  • The same happens when temperature in some (north-oriented) rooms drop below 14 a 16.5 degrees (in the afternoon).
  • At all times, motion in the upper bedroom hallways, trigger an alert.

The following automations are still to be activated:

  • On weekdays between 5:00 and before sunrise, motion should activate lighting in the living room (now only a sound detection is used). At sunrise, these lights should be deactivated (Kasa lights can be preset). If someone is leaving the house before 7:00, deactivation should be done then already.
  • If the temperature at a certain window is lower than the living room temperature - 4 degrees, an alert should be triggered.
  • On weekdays marked as DAY OFF and for days in the weekend, between at least 8:00am and 10:00am), heating startup could be triggered by motion upstairs or in the living room. However, this trigger can only be given once and should not be caused by the cat.
  • The HEATING ON event should also create trigger BLOWING ON event in Calendar. This event should then trigger all the radiator blowers. A Siri shortcut should also be able to activate and stop blowing these ventilators.

BLOWING ON requires at least 4 new ifttt/homekit aware power plugs.