Blink Smart Lights When PM2.5 Levels Are Unsafe
Other popular Huma-i workflows and automations
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Turn On an Air Purifier When VOC Levels Are High
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Get notified when the device's CO2 level exceeds the specified threshold.
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Log Air Quality Data in Google Sheets
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Get an e-mail when the device's AQI level exceeds the specified threshold.
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Get notified when the device's AQI level exceeds the specified threshold.
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Get notifiedwhen the device's PM2.5 level exceeds the specified threshold.
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Record your air quality in a Google Spreadsheet.
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Get notified when the device's VOC level exceeds the specified threshold.
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Triggers (If this)
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Carbon Dioxide(CO₂) Alert
This Trigger fires if the concentration of Carbon Dioxide (CO₂) measured from your Huma-i device rises above the specified threshold, which is the average for 5 minutes.
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Robot Started
This trigger fire when your robot starts a job
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VOCs Alert
This Trigger fires if VOC (Volatile Organic Compounds) level measured from your Huma-i device rises above the specified threshold, which is the average for 5 minutes.
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Robot Stopped
This trigger fires when your robot stops a job
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PM2.5 Alert
This Trigger fires if the level of PM2.5 concentration measured from your Huma-i device rises above the specified threshold, which is the average for 5 minutes.
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Huma-i Device Data Trigger
This trigger fires when your Huma-i device data update.
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AQI Levels Detect Alert
This Trigger fires if the AQI measured from your Huma-i device rises above the specified threshold, which is the average for 5 minutes.
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High Temperature Alert
This Trigger fires when the temperature measured from your Huma-i device rises above the threshold you specified.
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Low Temperature Alert
This Trigger fires when the temperature measured from your Huma-i drops below the threshold you specified.
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High Humidity Alert
This Trigger fires when the humidity measured from your Huma-i device rises above the threshold you specified.
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Low Humidity Alert
This Trigger fires when the humidity measured from your Huma-i device dropped below the specified threshold, which is the average for 5 minutes.
Carbon Dioxide(CO₂) Alert
This Trigger fires if the concentration of Carbon Dioxide (CO₂) measured from your Huma-i device rises above the specified threshold, which is the average for 5 minutes.
Robot Started
This trigger fire when your robot starts a job
VOCs Alert
This Trigger fires if VOC (Volatile Organic Compounds) level measured from your Huma-i device rises above the specified threshold, which is the average for 5 minutes.
Robot Stopped
This trigger fires when your robot stops a job
PM2.5 Alert
This Trigger fires if the level of PM2.5 concentration measured from your Huma-i device rises above the specified threshold, which is the average for 5 minutes.
Huma-i Device Data Trigger
This trigger fires when your Huma-i device data update.
AQI Levels Detect Alert
This Trigger fires if the AQI measured from your Huma-i device rises above the specified threshold, which is the average for 5 minutes.
High Temperature Alert
This Trigger fires when the temperature measured from your Huma-i device rises above the threshold you specified.
Low Temperature Alert
This Trigger fires when the temperature measured from your Huma-i drops below the threshold you specified.
High Humidity Alert
This Trigger fires when the humidity measured from your Huma-i device rises above the threshold you specified.
Low Humidity Alert
This Trigger fires when the humidity measured from your Huma-i device dropped below the specified threshold, which is the average for 5 minutes.
Queries (With)
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