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Version: 1.4
The most common automation used for a Temperature Control Exhaust Fan. It really can turn anything ON and OFF on a rising & falling numeric value
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The Automation Process:
- When the sensor rises above the set value it turns the fan ON.
- When the sensor falls below the set value it turns the fan OFF.
- If you would like the opposite values then try this blueprint. â Temperature Control Exhaust Fan - Inverted
- You have the option to use the âFan Speed - Off Switch Optionâ. This is useful for turning OFF fans with different speeds.
- You have the option to use the âTrigger Sensor By-passâ. This allows you to add a switch to manually By-pass the trigger sensor so you can use the fan as normal by turning it ON and OFF manually.
- You have the option to set a start time, an end time and select weekdays. This will only allow the automation to run between the time periods.
CHANGELOG
- Version: 1.4 - 28 Jan-23 - Added âFan Speed - Off Switch Optionâ
- Version: 1.3 - 26 Jan-23 - Added weekday selection.
- Version: 1.2 - 13 Jan-23 - fixed the selection bug in By-pass
- Version: 1.1 - 11 Jan-23 - fixed a bug in By-pass
- Version: 1.0 - 10 Jan-23 - Initial release
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