How to automate to turn off a Z-wave switch after 2 seconds if it is on?

Configuration Z-Wave
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I have a “Aeotec ZW090 Z-Stick Gen5 EU” and a “Qubino ZMNHND1 Flush 1D relay”.
If the “Qubino ZMNHND1 Flush 1D relay” is turned on I would like to turn itself off after 2 seconds it has been on.

I have try to make an automatisation but until now it never worked.

Can somebody help me?

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So You posted a big image, presumably from the automation editor…
Not sure I can help you with that but the code you need will look something like : -

automation:
    #switch off delay
  - alias: au_switch_off_delay
    trigger:
      - platform: state
        entity_id: switch.switch_my_switch
        to: 'on'
    action:
      - delay: "00:00:02"
      - service: switch.turn_off
        entity_id: switch.switch_my_switch

Depends where you implemented it as to what spacing you require.
Please read up on yaml to get an idea about this, it pays dividends.

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Look carefully at the last line in your automation, where you indicate the entity_id of the light to be turned off. There is an extra : in it that should be removed.

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Change this:

"entity_id:":"Livingplafond2"

to this:

"entity_id":"light.livingplafond2"

In addition, if Livingplafond2 is a light, then the service you are using is incorrect.
Change this:

automation.turn_off

to this:

light.turn_off

If it is an automation, then leave it as automation.turn_off.

Finally (I think), replace friendly_name with entity_id here:
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Thanks, this solved everything.
:+1::facepunch:

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Err ???

"Face Punch "I hope I don’t get one of them !

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I meant fistbump. overall I am very glad :laughing:

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