This is a collection of largely unrelated blueprints I use in HomeAssistant.
Ensures that when a light is turned on to a brightness that is too low to make it actually light up, that it is temporarily set to a higher value (to get it to turn on) before being lowered back down to the desired brightness.
For example, if a LED bulb is first turned on to 3%, it often won't light up at all. This automation will set it to 20% (configurable) for about a second, before dimming it back down to 3%, where it will stay light at a low level.
Connects to a door sensor and a motion sensor, allowing setting actions for when the door is opened after the motion is tripped or not. This is especially useful for automatically triggering lights based on someone exiting or entering.
Send notification of the job completion and job remaining time of a Washer and/or Dryer to one or more notification services.
For example: "The Dryer is finished. The washer will be finished in 42 minutes."
Support for:
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Voice notifications (Google Assistant)
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Mobile notifications
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Custom actions
Control a light or switch with motion (or other sensors), including automatically turning them off.
Features:
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If light is manually controlled, motion control is disabled (cooldown period).
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Cooldown period is adjustable for both turning the light on and off
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Optionally enable via switch or schedule entity
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Optionally enable via sun elevation
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Customize brightness and transition time
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Custom actions for on and off