Carbon Quality - Philips Hue Lights: Change color of my Hue bulbs when carbon quality is dirty
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Other popular ComEd workflows and automations
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- Peak Time Savings (PTS) - iOS reminder: Add iOS task reminder when ComEd PTS Hours are announced
2 - Connect ComEd to WeMo to unlock powerful experiences
- Carbon Quality - WeMo: Turn off my appliance when carbon quality is dirty
- Peak Time Savings (PTS) - ecobee - Part 2: Set temperature for start of PTS Hours on my ecobee 5
- Carbon Quality - Ecobee - Part 2: Resume Ecobee schedule when carbon index goes back down
- Carbon Quality - Ecobee - Part 2: Resume Ecobee schedule when carbon quality is clean
- Average Price Change - Phone Call/SMS: Get a call and text when the price exceeds my preference
- Carbon Quality - Philips Hue Lights: Change color of my Hue bulbs when carbon threshold is exceeded
Useful ComEd and Ai-Sync integrations
Triggers (If this)
Your fan is being turned onIf users switch on the fan would trigger this event- Change in Average PriceThis trigger fires for an account that is on a dynamic pricing plan such as the Residential Hourly Pricing program or other real time market rates whenever the average price changes.
- Your fan is being turned offIf users switch off the fan would trigger this event
- Carbon QualityIndicates whether the carbon is clean or dirty
- Your light is being turned onIf users switch on the light would trigger this event
- Peak Time Savings - Savings Hours AnnouncedThis trigger activates whenever Peak Time Savings Hours are announced and during various stages of an event.
- Your light is being turned offIf users switch off the light would trigger this event
- Manage your Carbon Footprint - Change in carbon intensityThis trigger fires whenever the carbon intensity changes for the ComEd service territory, use this trigger to help lower your carbon footprint by reducing your energy during high carbon times
- Your fan speed is being minimumIf users set fan speed to minimum would trigger this event
- Your fan speed is being mediumIf users set fan speed to medium would trigger this event
- Your fan speed is being maximumIf users set fan speed to maximum would trigger this event
- Your light brightness is being minimumIf users set light brightness to minimum would trigger this event
- Your light brightness is being mediumIf users set light brightness to medium would trigger this event
- Your light brightness is being maximumIf users set light brightness to maximum would trigger this event
Queries (With)
- History of your fan being turned on.This query returns a recent list of when your fan has been turned on.
- History of light onsThis query returns a list of when users switch on the light
- History of your fan being turned offThis query returns a list of when your fan is turned off
- History of your light brightness is being minimumThis query returns a list of when your light brightness was set to minimum.
- History of your light brightness is being mediumThis query returns a list of when your light brightness was set to minimum.
- History of when fan speed at mediumThis query returns a history of your fan speed set to medium.
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