Play alert on Spotify when the CO₂ level is very high
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Triggers (If this)
Queries (With)
Other popular Epion workflows and automations
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Turn off your FIBARO connected ventilator when the CO₂ level dips above a certain level
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Change device brightness on a schedule
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Turn on your FIBARO connected ventilator when the CO₂ level rises above a certain level
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Change light color when measured CO₂ rises above 1000 ppm
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Turn off Philips Hue connected ventilator when the CO₂ level dips above a certain level
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Turn on your Hue connected ventilator when the CO₂ level rises above a certain level
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Log high CO₂ levels in Google Sheets
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Automatically run WeMo humidifier when humidity is low
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Useful Epion and Logitech POP integrations
Triggers (If this)
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CO₂ above a specified value
This trigger fires when the CO₂ level for a specific devices exceeded a specified threshold.
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Short Press
This Trigger fires every time you do a short press on the configured Logi Button.
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CO₂ below a specified value
This trigger fires when the CO₂ level for a specific devices becomes lower than the specified threshold.
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Long Press
This Trigger fires every time you do a long press on the configured Logi Button.
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Temperature above a specified value
This trigger fires when the temperature for a specific device exceeds the specified threshold.
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Double Press
This Trigger fires every time you do a double press on the configured Logi Button.
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Temperature below a specified value
This trigger fires when the temperature for a specific device becomes lower than the specified threshold.
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Humidity below a specified value
This trigger fires when the humidity for a specific device becomes lower than the specified threshold.
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Humidity above a specified value
This trigger fires when the humidity for a specific device becomes higher than the specified threshold.
CO₂ above a specified value
This trigger fires when the CO₂ level for a specific devices exceeded a specified threshold.
Short Press
This Trigger fires every time you do a short press on the configured Logi Button.
CO₂ below a specified value
This trigger fires when the CO₂ level for a specific devices becomes lower than the specified threshold.
Long Press
This Trigger fires every time you do a long press on the configured Logi Button.
Temperature above a specified value
This trigger fires when the temperature for a specific device exceeds the specified threshold.
Double Press
This Trigger fires every time you do a double press on the configured Logi Button.
Temperature below a specified value
This trigger fires when the temperature for a specific device becomes lower than the specified threshold.
Humidity below a specified value
This trigger fires when the humidity for a specific device becomes lower than the specified threshold.
Humidity above a specified value
This trigger fires when the humidity for a specific device becomes higher than the specified threshold.
Queries (With)
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History of Long Button Presses
This query returns a list of events when you long pressed on the configured Logi Button.
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Retrieve latest measurements
This query returns the latest measurements of the selected Epion Air.
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History of double presses
This query returns a list of times when you do a double press on the configured Logi Button.
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List all Epion Air
This query returns all your Epion Air devices.
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History of Short Button Presses
This query returns a list of times when you do a short press on the configured Logi Button.
History of Long Button Presses
This query returns a list of events when you long pressed on the configured Logi Button.
Retrieve latest measurements
This query returns the latest measurements of the selected Epion Air.
History of double presses
This query returns a list of times when you do a double press on the configured Logi Button.
List all Epion Air
This query returns all your Epion Air devices.
History of Short Button Presses
This query returns a list of times when you do a short press on the configured Logi Button.
Actions (Then that)
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