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Other popular FYTA workflows and automations
- Create events in a Google Calendar if my plant needs watering
- Create events in a Google Calendar if my plant has not enough light
Useful FYTA and Home Connect Cooktop integrations
Triggers (If this)
- Cooktop turned onThis trigger fires every time your cooktop is turned on.
- Soil is too wetTriggered whenever your plant experiences overwatering stress
- Cooktop turned offThis trigger fires every time your cooktop is turned off.
- It's too warmTriggered whenever your plant is experiences heat stress
- Cooktop heating startedThis trigger fires every time your cooktop starts heating.
- It's too coldTriggered whenever your plant experiences cold stress
- Cooktop clock timer elapsedThis trigger fires every time the clock timer on your cooktop has elapsed.
- Soil is too dryTriggered whenever your plant dryness stress
- Cooking sensor battery emptyThis trigger fires every time the cooking sensor battery is empty.
- There's too much lightTriggered whenever your plant is overexposed to light
- Child lock deactivatedThis triggers fires every time the child lock has deactivated.
- There's is not enough lightTriggered whenever your plant is not receiving sufficient light
- Cooktop favorite button (short press)This trigger fires every time the cooktop favorite button is short (<3s) pressed.
- Cooktop favorite button (long press)This trigger fires every time the cooktop favorite button is long (>3s) pressed
Queries (With)
- History of cooktop heating startsThis query returns a list of when your cooktop started heating.
- Get PlantsGet your plant list
- History of cooking sensor battery emptyThis query returns a list of when the cooking sensor battery was empty.
- History of child lock deactivationsThis querys returns a list of when the child lock was deactivated.
- History of cooktop turned onThis query returns a list of when your cooktop was turned on.
Actions (Then that)
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