Connect Trane® Home to TrickleStar Connected Products and unlock powerful automations

This trigger fires when a Trane automation runs.

This trigger fires when TrickleStar Thermostat system mode or setpoint changes.

This trigger fires when your lock is locked.

This trigger fires when TrickleStar Thermostat occupancy changes.

This trigger fires when your lock is unlocked.

This trigger fires every time your TrickleStar thermostat senses that the room temperature rises above the value you specified.

This trigger fires when your door opens.

This trigger fires every time your TrickleStar thermostat senses that the room temperature drops below the value you specified.

This trigger fires when your door closes.

This trigger fires when TrickleStar Water Heater Controller detects a leak.

This trigger fires when a camera detects motion.

This trigger fires when your motion sensor detects motion.

This query returns a list of all my TrickleStar devices and their online status.

This query returns a list of when your door opened.

This action turns on your TrickleStar Connected Product.

This action will run a Trane automation.

This action turns off your TrickleStar Connected Product.

This action will turn on a switch.

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.

This action will turn a switch off.

This action will resume schedule on your TrickleStar thermostat.

This action will turn a dimmer on.

This action sets the HVAC fan on on your TrickleStar Thermostat.

This action will turn a dimmer off.

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.

This action turns on the HVAC fan for one run cycle, with a configurable fan run duration.

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".