Sensor is out of range

This trigger fires when a sensor's value is out of bounds.

Developer info

API endpoint slug: zynect_sensors.out_of_range

Trigger fields

Sensor ID Dropdown list

Label: What sensor you would like to trigger on?
Helper text: All of your Zynect sensors that you own and are shared with you appear in the list.
Slug: sensor_id
Required: true
Can have default value: false

Trigger above Text input > Regular expression

Label: What is the maximum acceptable value for this sensor?
Helper text: When the sensor reads above this value, the trigger will fire.
Slug: trigger_above
Required: true
Can have default value: true

Trigger below Text input > Regular expression

Label: What is the minimum acceptable value for this sensor?
Helper text: When the sensor reads below this value, the trigger will fire.
Slug: trigger_below
Required: true
Can have default value: true

Trigger units Dropdown list

Label: What units would you like to use?
Helper text: Choose units that correspond to the sensor you have chosen. This also sets the units of the values you trigger on.
Slug: trigger_units
Required: true
Can have default value: false

Ingredients

Created atDate and time when this trigger fired.

Slug: created_at
Filter code: ZynectSensors.outOfRange.CreatedAt
Type: Date with time (ISO8601)
Example: 2020-07-08T04:17:06.000+05:00

Sensor valueThe value of the sensor when it left the acceptable range.

Slug: sensor_value
Filter code: ZynectSensors.outOfRange.SensorValue
Type: String
Example: 48

Sensor nameThe nickname of the sensor that was measured.

Slug: sensor_name
Filter code: ZynectSensors.outOfRange.SensorName
Type: String
Example: Home Propane Tank

Sensor unitsThe units of the sensor that was measured.

Slug: sensor_units
Filter code: ZynectSensors.outOfRange.SensorUnits
Type: String
Example: Percent

Sensor IDThe identifier of the sensor that was used to measure.

Slug: sensor_id
Filter code: ZynectSensors.outOfRange.SensorId
Type: String
Example: egg0080abcdefg123