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This trigger fires when the system detects a sound camera event.

This trigger fires when there is a new episode available for the "Foundr Stories" YouTube channel

This trigger fires when the system detects a water leak.

This trigger fires when the system detects a motion camera event.

This trigger fires when the home security device enters Home mode

This trigger fires when the home security device enters Away mode.

This trigger fires when the home security device enters Night mode.

This trigger fires when the home security device enters Off mode.

This trigger fires when the home security device alarm has been activated

This trigger fires when a Honeywell Homes Outdoor Motion Viewer is activated.

This query returns a list of when the home security device entered Night mode.

This query returns a list of when a Honeywell Homes Outdoor Motion Viewer was activated.

This query returns a list of when the home security device enters Away mode.

This query returns a list of when the home security device entered Home mode.

This query returns a list of when the system detected a motion camera event.

This Action will set your Honeywell thermostat to permanently hold the specified temperature until you change it.

This Action will set the Honeywell thermostat fan to On where the fan is always on or Auto where the fan runs only when the heating or cooling system is on.

This action will arm my Honeywell Home Smart Home Security in Night or Away Mode.

This action will let you select one of your sensors to prioritize, so that your T9 or T10 Smart Thermostat senses the temperature from that room.

This action will set my Z-Wave light or outlet on or off, and control brightness (if available).

This action will set a heat or cool setpoint temperature for my thermostat.

This will set your T9 or T10 Smart Thermostat room priority to ‘active.’ Active Rooms lets your thermostat detect motion in the rooms that people are in, using your smart room sensors.