Hi all,
I have a buggy aeotec dual switch module. It is happily reporting Power etc but not sending status changes when the momentary buttons are pushed.
While holding out for the new range of switches I thought I would put your trigger in to catch the following :
If the Heat Lamp Power has been in the range 1 to 1500 for exactly 10mins
ANDIF the motion sensor has no motion
then turn off heat lamp 1
turn off heat lamp 2
The intent of course is to have the heat lamps turned off "after" the people leave the bathroom but in the above scenario as soon as the heat lamps come on, the 10min timer launches and the 10mins can elapse before the motion sensor shows the room empty and the heat lamps then remain on.
I realise I could do this as a pair of events and a virtual device .. but now its getting a bit ridiculous
So how hard would it be to program an additional option of "at least" .. or does that make the potential for memory leaks too big.
Thanks,
Glen.
I have a buggy aeotec dual switch module. It is happily reporting Power etc but not sending status changes when the momentary buttons are pushed.
While holding out for the new range of switches I thought I would put your trigger in to catch the following :
If the Heat Lamp Power has been in the range 1 to 1500 for exactly 10mins
ANDIF the motion sensor has no motion
then turn off heat lamp 1
turn off heat lamp 2
The intent of course is to have the heat lamps turned off "after" the people leave the bathroom but in the above scenario as soon as the heat lamps come on, the 10min timer launches and the 10mins can elapse before the motion sensor shows the room empty and the heat lamps then remain on.
I realise I could do this as a pair of events and a virtual device .. but now its getting a bit ridiculous

So how hard would it be to program an additional option of "at least" .. or does that make the potential for memory leaks too big.
Thanks,
Glen.
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