Turn A/C on when arriving home (iOS)
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Other popular AirPatrol WiFi workflows and automations
- Turn A/C off when leaving home (iOS)
- Turn your AC off Everyday at a certain time
- Tell Alexa to set your Temperature via AirPatrol
- Turn A/C ON based on temperature
- If outside temperature drops below ___°, set your A/C to ___°
- Tell Alexa to turn off AC with AirPatrol WiFi
Useful AirPatrol WiFi and Facebook integrations
Triggers (If this)
- Any new post by you in areaThis Trigger fires every time you post on Facebook at a location you specify.
- High temperatureThis trigger fires if your room temperature is too high.
- New status message by youThis Trigger fires every time you create a new plain text status message on Facebook.
- Low temperatureThis trigger fires if your room temperature is too low.
- New status message by you with hashtagThis Trigger fires every time you create a new plain text status message on Facebook with a specific hashtag.
- High humidityThis trigger fires if your room humidity is too high.
- New link post by youThis Trigger fires every time you create a new link post on Facebook.
- Low humidityThis trigger fires if your room humidity is too low.
- New link post by you with hashtagThis Trigger fires every time you create a new link post on Facebook with a specific hashtag.
- New photo post by youThis Trigger fires every time you post a new photo on Facebook.
- New photo post by you with hashtagThis Trigger fires every time you post a new photo on Facebook with a specific hashtag.
- New photo post by you in areaThis Trigger fires every time you post a new public photo on Facebook at a location you specify.
- You are tagged in a photoThis Trigger fires every time you are tagged you in a new photo. NOTE: Facebook privacy settings may block IFTTT’s access to some photos you are tagged in.
- Your profile changesA Trigger that monitors changes in your Facebook profile information. It works with these Facebook profile fields: Name, Profile picture, Location, Website, and Bio.
Queries (With)
- List postsThis query returns Facebook posts on a user's timeline.
- History of low humiditiesThis query returns a list of events when your room humidity was too low.
- List AlbumsThis query returns list of user's albums.
- History of low temperatureThis query returns a list of when your room temperature was too low.
- List Album PhotosThis query returns photos for specific album id, use List Albums query to find Id.
- Recent history of high humidityThis query returns a list of recent alerts when humidity was too high in your room.
- History of Your profile changesA query that returns a list of recent Facebook profile changes. It works with these Facebook profile fields: Name, Profile picture, Location, Website, and Bio.
- History of photo posts by you with hashtagThis query returns a list of every time you post a new photo on Facebook with a specific hashtag.
- History of link posts by youThis query returns a list of every time you create a new link post on Facebook.
- History of photos post by youThis query returns a list of every time you post a new photo on Facebook.
- History of status messages by youThis query returns a list of every time you create a new plain text status message on Facebook.
- History of when you were tagged in a photoThis query returns a list of times when you were tagged you in a new photo. NOTE: Facebook privacy settings may block IFTTT’s access to some photos you are tagged in.
- History of status messages by you with hashtagThis query returns a list of every time you create a new plain text status message on Facebook with a specific hashtag.
- History of photo posts by you in areaThis query returns a list of every time you post a new public photo on Facebook at a location you specify.
- History of posts by you in areaThis query returns a list of every time you post on Facebook at a location you specify.
- History of link posts by you with hashtagThis query returns a list of every time you create a new link post on Facebook with a specific hashtag.
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