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Other popular Location workflows and automations
- When did I get out of the house this week?
- Mute your Android phone when you arrive at work
- Disable motion detection when I am home
- Send yourself a notification reminder to switch on/off WiFi to save battery when you leave/arrive
- When entering or exiting an area, post to a Slack channel
- If you enter an area, disarm Arlo
- Turn your lights on automatically as you arrive home
- If you exit an area, arm Arlo
Useful Location and LUXORliving integrations
Triggers (If this)
- Switch gets triggeredThis trigger fires when the selected switch is activated.
- You enter an areaThis Trigger fires every time you enter an area you specify.
- Blind gets triggeredThis trigger fires when the selected blind is activated.
- You exit an areaThis Trigger fires every time you exit an area you specify.
- Dimmer gets triggeredThis trigger fires when the selected dimmer is activated.
- You enter or exit an areaThis Trigger fires every time you enter or exit an area you specify.
- Scene gets triggeredThis trigger fires when the selected scene trigger is activated.
- Temperature drops belowThis Trigger fires every time the temperature drops below a value you specify.
- Wind alarm not detectedThis Trigger fires every time your Theben LX Weatherstation detects no wind alarm.
- Wind alarm detectedThis Trigger fires every time your Theben LX Weatherstation detects wind alarm.
- Rain not detectedThis Trigger fires every time your Theben LX Weatherstation detects that it is not raining.
- Frost alarm not detectedThis Trigger fires every time your Theben LX Weatherstation detects no frost alarm.
- Frost alarm detectedThis Trigger fires every time your Theben LX Weatherstation detects frost alarm.
- Rain detectedThis Trigger fires every time your Theben LX Weatherstation detects that it is raining.
- Temperature rises aboveThis Trigger fires every time the temperature rises above a value you specify.
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