Set a thermostat zone temperature
Other popular Honeywell Single-zone Thermostat workflows and automations
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If you enter an area (iOS), then set a zone temperature to X°
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Change temperature at this time
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Adjust your Honeywell Thermostat When You Enter a Room
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If new SMS sent matches "Disable", then disable a quick action
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Turn on AC When Temperature Rises
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If outside temperature rises above X°, then turn off the heating
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If phone call to ____________, then enable a quick action
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If new SMS sent matches "Quickaction", then enable a quick action
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Build your own Honeywell Single-zone Thermostat and TED on YouTube automations
Triggers (If this)
Actions (Then that)
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Enable quick action
This action will enable a quick action at one of your locations. This can either be permanent or for a number of days/hours.
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Disable a quick action
This action will remove any existing quick action at your location and set your heating system to follow the schedule.
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Set a zone temperature
This action sets an override on target temperature of one of your zones. This can either be permanently set or just for a number of hours.
Enable quick action
This action will enable a quick action at one of your locations. This can either be permanent or for a number of days/hours.
Disable a quick action
This action will remove any existing quick action at your location and set your heating system to follow the schedule.
Set a zone temperature
This action sets an override on target temperature of one of your zones. This can either be permanently set or just for a number of hours.
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