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Useful RainMachine and TrickleStar Connected Products integrations
Triggers (If this)
Zone has started
This Trigger fires every time a zone has started.
Thermostat mode or setpoint changes
This trigger fires when TrickleStar Thermostat system mode or setpoint changes.
Zone has stopped
This Trigger fires every time a zone has stopped.
Thermostat occupancy changes
This trigger fires when TrickleStar Thermostat occupancy changes.
Program has started
This Trigger fires every time a watering program has started.
Thermostat room temperature is greater than
This trigger fires every time your TrickleStar thermostat senses that the room temperature rises above the value you specified.
Program has stopped
This Trigger fires every time a watering program has stopped.
Thermostat room temperature is less than
This trigger fires every time your TrickleStar thermostat senses that the room temperature drops below the value you specified.
Device is offline
This Trigger fires every time device disconnects from the remote access service.
WHC detects a leak
This trigger fires when TrickleStar Water Heater Controller detects a leak.
Device is back online
This Trigger fires when device connects to the remote access service.
New software update available
This Trigger fires every time a new software update is available.
Freeze Protect Enforced
This Trigger fires when freeze protect mode is in effect.
Rain sensor is on
This Trigger fires every time the rain sensor detects rain.
Rain sensor is off
This Trigger fires every time the rain sensor finished to detect rain.
No weather update
This Trigger fires every time weather did not update for 24h
Weather update
This Trigger fires every time a new weather update was successfully executed.
Leak Detected
This Trigger fires every time a leak was detected by your sprinkler
Reboot during watering
This Trigger fires every time a reboot has occurred during watering zone or program
Automatic update
This Trigger fires every time an automatic firmware update has occurred.
Rain delay ended
This Trigger fires every time a snooze has become inactive.
Rain delay started
This Trigger fires every time a snooze has become active.
Queries (With)
History of rain sensor detects rain
This query returns a list of when the rain sensor detects rain.
List all devices
This query returns a list of all my TrickleStar devices and their online status.
History of program starts
This query returns a list of when the watering program started.
History of when device was back online
This query returns a list of when device connected to the remote access service.
History of software updates available
This query returns a list of every time a new software update is available.
Actions (Then that)
Start a zone
This Action will start watering a specific zone for a certain period of time.
Turn device on
This action turns on your TrickleStar Connected Product.
Start a program
This Action will run a specific watering program.
Turn device off
This action turns off your TrickleStar Connected Product.
Schedule a program to run in the next minute
This action will schedule a program to start in the next minute. The difference between scheduling a program to start and just starting a program is that scheduled program will take weather into account whereas a started program will always water 100% of the set duration
Set thermostat temporary hold
This action will set temporary hold on your TrickleStar thermostat using the specified system mode and setpoint. The temporary hold will last until the next schedule event.
Stop all watering
This Action will cancel all running watering events.
Resume thermostat schedule
This action will resume schedule on your TrickleStar thermostat.
Snooze
This Action will skip all watering events for a certain period of time.
Set thermostat fan on
This action sets the HVAC fan on on your TrickleStar Thermostat.
Activate a program
This Action will enable a specific program
Set thermostat fan to auto
This action sets the HVAC fan to Auto on your TrickleStar Thermostat. The Auto fan state means the fan will turn on when the HVAC system is on, and the fan will turn off when the HVAC system is off.
Deactivate a program
This Action will disable a specific program
Set thermostat fan to run once
This action turns on the HVAC fan for one run cycle, with a configurable fan run duration.
Change program start time
This action will change the start time for a specific program.
Schedule vacation event
This action will schedule a vacation event on all devices of the selected site. It can be used with triggers like Google Calendar "Any event starts".
Resume all watering
This action will resume all watering and require beta firmware.
Pause all watering
This Action will pause all running watering events and require beta firmware.
Add weather data
This action will save weather data. Make sure you have enabled Local Weather Push from Weather > Developer > Local Weather Push. The units for the data should be metric units.
Change stop program
This action will change the stop time for a specific program.
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