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Other popular Google Nest Thermostat workflows and automations
- Close RYSE shades/curtains when room temperature (Google Nest) rises above a fixed value
- If temperature rises above 72°, then Change color on All
- Connect your Google Nest to your WeMo Smart Plug and turn on your indoor fan.
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- If nest temperature rises above 21°, then Turn off plug smappee switch
- Set Smart Life devices to Heat Mode when the indoor temperature drops
- If temperature falls below threshold, then call my device
- Connect your Google Nest with your MSmartHome Dehumidifier
Useful Google Nest Thermostat and Yeelight integrations
Triggers (If this)
- Temperature rises aboveThis trigger fires when the temperature rises above a given threshold.
- Temperature drops belowThis trigger fires when the temperature drops below a given threshold.
- Humidity rises aboveThis trigger fires when the humidity rises above a given threshold.
- Humidity drops belowThis trigger fires when the humidity drops below a given threshold.
Queries (With)
- Current power stateThis query returns the on/off state of the device you choose
- Current color temperature valueThis query returns the color temperature value of the device you choose
- Current color valueThis query returns the color value of the device you choose
- Current brightness valueThis query returns the brightness of the device you choose
Actions (Then that)
- Toggle lights on/offThis Action will turn on, turn off or toggle your lights.
- Set brightnessThis Action will set your lights to a specified brightness.
- Change colorThis Action will change your lights to a specified color.
- Change color temperatureThis Action will change your lights to specified color temperature.
- Set sceneThis Action will set your lights to a pre-defined scene.
- Change brightnessThis action will change your light's brightness to the specified level.
Google Nest Thermostat and Yeelight resources
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