Hello everyone, I’m exploring the automation capabilities of Wyze devices and wondering if anyone has experience with setting up sensor-triggered automation rules. Specifically, I’m looking to create a rule where a plug controlling a heater is triggered by a temperature range, but this rule would o…

I don’t have an answer (maybe someone else does), but your questions make me think about another topic: [image] The Rule Team would like you to vote on some Rule Actions In Progress This is a great writeup. I agree that the rules need to be enhanced and more features nee…

[image] alwaysmarco: I’m looking to create a rule where a plug controlling a heater is triggered by a temperature range, but this rule would only be active when a motion sensor detects a person in the room. Is this type of conditional automation possible with Wyze products? If so, how would I g…

[image] Seapup: I do similar things with rules, so it is possible. You have my attention. I’m ready to learn.

I do similar based on humidity. I’ll run some tests based on temperature to make sure there are no snags/bugs and post up later today.

[image] Crease: You have my attention. I’m ready to learn. After exhaustive testing, I’m going to have to retract my statement. The combination of using motion sensors with climate sensors to activate plugs to run non-thermostat controlled heaters won’t work well and leads to possible dangero…

That’s mildly disappointing, but it makes more sense given my understanding of Wyze Automations. I wondered how you managed to create an “AND” in order to ensure that two conditions are satisfied before an Action triggers. I don’t actually have the Sense Hub or any Wyze sensors, but I think it’d b…

[image] Crease: I wondered how you managed to create an “AND” in order to ensure that two conditions are satisfied before an Action triggers. Plug a Wyze Plug into a Wyze Plug. Plug connected to outlet activated from motion for X time. Motion resets X time. Plug connected to Plug activated by…

[image] Seapup: Plug a Wyze Plug into a Wyze Plug So you’re creating the “AND” not with software but by using actual hardware switches (basically binary logic controllers in sequence)? :exploding_head: Nice.

[image] Crease: So you’re creating the “AND” not with software but by using actual hardware switches (basically binary logic controllers in sequence)? [thumbsup2] Kind of a pain in the butt. Would be nice to have conditional Boolean logic in rules, it is what it is. That plug into a plug met…

Wyze Sensor-Triggered Automation Rules?

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Omgitstony August 11, 2024, 12:37am 3

Carefull with this. The power used by the heater may be to much for the plug and be a fire hazard.

From the faq on the product page.

Current rules don’t allow that many conditions. Here is a wishlist that applies here.

Topic		Replies	Views
Can you use a climate sensor to trigger a wyze plug? Sensors climate-sensor	15	3053	October 23, 2023
Trigger Wyze smart plug to turn On and Off based on temperature Power & Lighting plug , switch	8	2353	November 15, 2023
Can Wyze Plug be triggered by Climate Sensor data Sensors not-platform-specific , plug	0	615	July 4, 2021
Automations with multiple if/and/or conditional triggers Maybe Later app , maybe-later	63	10504	December 21, 2025
Room sensor temperature control Sensors motion-sensor-v2	3	438	May 12, 2022

Wyze Sensor-Triggered Automation Rules?

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