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Useful Chicago Transit Authority and Heatmiser integrations
Triggers (If this)
New rail alertThis trigger fires when there is a new rail alert from CTA.
Temperature rises aboveThis Trigger fires every time the temperature rises above a threshold you specify.- New red line alertThis trigger fires when there is a new red line rail alert from CTA.
- Temperature drops belowThis Trigger fires every time the temperature drops above a threshold you specify.
- New blue line alertThis trigger fires when there is a new blue line rail alert from CTA.
- neoHub Away ModeThis trigger fires when your neoHub is set to away mode.
- New brown line alertThis trigger fires when there is a new brown line rail alert from CTA.
- neoHub Home ModeTriggers when your neoHub returns to Home Mode.
- New green line alertThis trigger fires when there is a new green line rail alert from CTA.
- Low BatteryThis trigger fires when your Heatmiser Device has a Low Battery.
- New orange line alertThis trigger fires when there is a new orange line rail alert from CTA.
- Contact Sensor ClosedThis trigger fires when the Contact Sensor is closed
- New purple line alertThis trigger fires when there is a new purple line rail alert from CTA.
- Contact Sensor OpenThis trigger fires when the Contact Sensor is opened
- New pink line alertThis trigger fires when there is a new pink line rail alert from CTA.
- New yellow line alertThis trigger fires when there is a new yellow line rail alert from CTA.
Queries (With)
- History of blue line alertsThis query returns a list of when there is a new blue line rail alert from CTA.
- History of orange line alertsThis query returns a list of when there is a new orange line rail alert from CTA.
- History of green line alertsThis query returns a list of when there is a new green line rail alert from CTA.
- History of brown line alertsThis query returns a list of when there is a new brown line rail alert from CTA.
- History of yellow line alertsThis query returns a list of when there is a new yellow line rail alert from CTA.
- History of pink line alertsThis query returns a list of when there is a new pink line rail alert from CTA.
- History of red line alertsThis query returns a list of when there is a new red line rail alert from CTA.
- History of purple line alertsThis query returns a list of when there is a new purple line rail alert from CTA.
- History of rail alertsThis query returns a list of when there is a new rail alert from CTA.
Actions (Then that)
- Cancel temperature holdThis Action will cancel a temperature hold on the selected Heatmiser Thermostat.
- Set temperature holdThis Action will enable a temperature hold on the selected Heatmiser Thermostat.
- Turn neoPlug onThis Action will allow you to switch on the selected neoPlug.
- Turn neoPlug offThis Action will turn off the selected neoPlug.
- Set TemperatureThe Action will set the temperature on the selected Heatmiser Thermostat.
- Boost TimerThis Action will activate a Timer Boost on the selected Heatmiser Timer.
- Set Away ModeThis Action will activate Away Mode on your neoHub
- Set Home ModeThe Action will activate Home Mode on your neoHub.
- Set Standby ModeThis Action will activate Standby Mode on the selected Heatmiser Thermostat.
- Cancel Standby ModeThis Action will cancel Standby Mode on the selected Heatmiser Thermostat.
- Run ProfileThis action will send a stored profile to the selected thermostat.
- Run recipeThis action will run a Heatmiser Neo recipe.
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