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Version: 1.7
Most common automation used for a toilet exhaust fan. It will make sure you remove the smells after the fact
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The Automation Process:
- Triggers on a light or a motion sensor and turns the fan ON. The trigger can be anything you like that has an ON and OFF state.
- When the light or motion sensor is triggered a time delay is activated and turns the fan OFF Automatically.
- The fan will stay ON if the light is turned back ON or the motion sensor detects motion before the time delay turns the fan OFF. It will then reset the time delay when the switch is turned Off or after last motion is detected.
- You have the option to invert the trigger so when you turn the light OFF the fan will turn ON.
- You have the option to set the “Trigger Wait Time”. This can help assume a number 2 is in progress and the fan is required.
- 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: 1.7 - 31 March-23 Bug fix when using “Trigger Wait Option”.
Version: 1.6 - 30 March-23 Added an option to invert the trigger.
Version: 1.5 - 28 March-23 Update to include any domain.
Version: 1.4 - 26 Jan-23 Added weekday selection.
Version: 1.3 - 14 Jan-23 Added “Trigger Wait Option” & “Time Option”
Version: 1.2 - 7 Nov-22 Update description and wording.
Version: 1.1 - 23 Oct-22 Initial release
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