If Earzz recognises the sound I want, then change the colour of my Philips Hue light(s) to Red
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Other popular EARZZ workflows and automations
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- If Earzz recognises the sound I want, then turn on Philips Hue light(s)
1 - If Earzz recognises the sound I want, then lock the Door using U-tec smart lock
- If Earzz recognises the sound I want, then change the colour of my Philips Hue light(s) to Yellow
- If Earzz recognises the sound I want, then set heat mode on my Heatzy device
- If Earzz recognises the sound I want, then toggle on/off Hive light(s)
- If Earzz recognises the sound I want, then increase the volume in my Oticon hearing aid
- If Earzz recognises the sound I want, then toggle on/off WeMo light switch
- If Earzz recognises the sound I want, then play my favorite track on Sonos
Useful EARZZ and Swidget integrations
Triggers (If this)
Turned OnThis trigger fires when the specified Swidget device turns on.- If a sound is recognised by EarzzThis trigger fires when a sound is recognised by Earzz
- Turned OffThis trigger fires when the specified Swidget device turns off.
- Temperature goes aboveThe trigger fires when the temperature goes above a given threshold.
- Temperature goes belowThis trigger fires when the temperature goes below a given value.
- Humidity goes aboveThis trigger fires when the humidity goes above a given value.
- Humidity goes belowThis trigger fires when the humidity goes below a given value.
- Motion beginsThe trigger fires when motion sensor detects occupancy.
- Motion endsThe trigger fires when motion sensor reports vacancy.
- Air quality improvesThis trigger fires when the air quality goes over a given value.
- Air quality declinesThis trigger fires when the air quality goes below a given value.
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