Sensor measurement above/below the defined threshold

This trigger fires when a sensor you select detects a value above, at, or below the threshold you set of the selected device.

Developer info

API endpoint slug: air_q.sensor

Trigger fields

Deviceid Dropdown list

Label: Select your air-Q device
Helper text: select the device you want to monitor
Slug: deviceid
Required: true
Can have default value: false

Sensor Dropdown list

Label: Select the sensor on the device
Helper text: Select the sensor you want to monitor on the select air-Q
Slug: sensor
Required: true
Can have default value: false

Compare Dropdown list

Label: Set the comparator
Helper text: Select the comparator (<,>, =)
Slug: compare
Required: true
Can have default value: true

Value Text input

Label: Set the threshold
Helper text: What is the threshold
Slug: value
Required: true
Can have default value: true

Ingredients

Sensor the short name of the sensor

Slug: sensor
Filter code: AirQ.sensor.Sensor
Type: String
Example: no2

Device the device name of the current measurement

Slug: device
Filter code: AirQ.sensor.Device
Type: String
Example: office

Value the human readable value (rounded)

Slug: value
Filter code: AirQ.sensor.Value
Type: String
Example: 20

Unit the unit of the given sensor

Slug: unit
Filter code: AirQ.sensor.Unit
Type: String
Example: °C

Unit short The physical unit of the current sensor

Slug: unitShort
Filter code: AirQ.sensor.UnitShort
Type: String
Example: mg/m³

Sensor name The long name of a sensor

Slug: sensorName
Filter code: AirQ.sensor.SensorName
Type: String
Example: Nitrogen Dioxide

Created at senore value created at date time

Slug: created_at
Filter code: AirQ.sensor.CreatedAt
Type: Date with time (ISO8601)
Example: 2020-07-08T04:17:06+05:00

Value exact Use the exact and not rounded value

Slug: valueExact
Filter code: AirQ.sensor.ValueExact
Type: String
Example: 23.123