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- Turn something on for a set time - Home Assistant Community
If something has been on for 10 minutes, turn it off That what the State Trigger achieves in CO_4x4’s first example It triggers after the light’s state changes to on and remains unchanged for at least 10 minutes Of course, if Home Assistant is restarted during that 10 minutes, the automation is reset and never turns off the light
- Timer card to turn off a light switch? : r homeassistant - Reddit
alias: Lights out in 30 sequence: - delay: hours: 0 minutes: 30 seconds: 0 milliseconds: 0 - service: light turn_off target: entity_id: light bedroom_lamp mode: restart Every time you run that script, it cancels the previous countdown and starts a new 30-minute countdown before shutting off the light
- How to use Timers perfectly in Home Assistant - Smart Home Junkie
Now, let’s restart Home Assistant to see if the timer is still alive after the restart Go to Settings Go to System and click on Restart Yes! The timer is still alive and the lights will turn off as soon as the timer reaches 0 If motion is detected in the meantime, the light timer will be canceled, and gets the status idle again
- How To Turn Off A Switch In X Minutes Using Home Assistant
In the entities card configuration window, choose your prefered title, something like light timer will do nicely Specify input_number light_timer_minutes and input_boolean light_timer_enabled in the list of entities Don’t forget to use the names that you chose if they are different When you are done, go ahead and click save Conclusion
- Timer - Home Assistant
Timer The timer integration aims to simplify automations based on (dynamic) durations When a timer finishes or gets canceled the corresponding events are fired This allows you to differentiate if a timer has switched from active to idle because the given duration has elapsed or it has been canceled To control timers in your automations you can use the actions mentioned below
- Dynamic Timer to Turn Off Lights in Home Assistant
What if a family member turned On the light by pressing the Tuya wall switch The light will be On forever until manually turn off In my case, I want to use the same Timer to turn the light Off automatically I will need to create the 3rd automation to handle this scenario (6) Restart the Timer if anyone turn on the light Trigger
- Timer to turn off lights in x amount of mins button
Step 1: Set up the timer integration Have the button on your dashboard call an action to start a timer with a 5 minute duration Step 2: Create an automation with the timer finished event as the trigger to turn off your light
- How To Use Timers To Build Reliable Automations in Home Assistant
In quite some cases you might want to trigger a certain action after a specific time interval For instance, turning off the lights after there has been no m
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