I can't see a double clicking option in the user interface but I have just setup a quick test automation to switch the fingerbot on wait 2 seconds and switch it off. This worked as expected. So essentially meeting your criteria for double clicking in less than 5 seconds.

@@ProjectSmartHome So can it do it continuously? Like for 10 hours.

@@ProjectSmartHome Did you use other devices for setup automation?

The automation is done with Home Assistant. I have a Sonoff Zigbee coordinator plugged in the my Raspberry Pi that is running home assistant with Zigbee2MQTT.

I don't think that it is manufactured for that sort of use. Maybe the product documentation would give you an idea of how many hours use you could get out of the robot. And its battery operated so using it like that I expect it wouldn't last very long. But that's just my view.

From what I have read. The Fingerbot works with Home Assistant ZHA and Zigbee2MQTT. So if you are using either of these you should be OK.

My work around for the mop is to manually fit and detach the mop based on what cleaning automation is running. I previously had a notification to remind me to fit the mop when the automation to mop the kitchen was going to run. I've just had another look at the documentation and I see that there is a "mop attached" sensor. I've just updated my automation for the kitchen floor mopping so that it checks to make sure that the mop is attached. If it is disconnected then I will get a notification to fit it. I haven't found a way to do exactly what you asked. This is the best that I have managed to do. Its not perfect but its not to much of a problem for me. If you come across away to do it then please let me know.

Thank you so much for your lovely comment.

Thank you for the lovely comments.

I can't see a way to monitor the current usage directly. The only options that are available for monitoring is W and KWh. When you export the KWh data in CSV from the Shelly app the values are in 1 hour intervals. The graphs in HA allow you to show the same data at 5 min intervals.

@@ProjectSmartHome I've got one now, with the /status json endpoint i can get 1s samples, which is pretty impressive for such a cheap device!

Thank you for the feedback. I'm glad you liked it!

I have copied the automation for my washing machine notification in to Github. github.com/ProjectSmartHome2023/ProjectSmartHome-Code-share.git

S1 and S2 are connections from your existing remote (so that your remote can control the motor through the shelly) and 01 and 02 are the connections to your motor for up and down.

@@ProjectSmartHome it works! I’m so freaking happy!

Excellent news. !!!

As far as I am aware you need the Hue bridge to get the Philips Hue Sync Box to work with the lights..

Thanks for the feedback. This is the link to where the code is on Github. Hopefully this helps. Let me know if there are any problems. github.com/ProjectSmartHome2023/ProjectSmartHome-Code-share.git

Thanks. That sounds very cool. I'll certainly be having a look at that. Thank you for sharing!

The manual for the Zappi states: ....Zappi should be installed out of direct sunlight to avoid thermal limiting (for further information, see 8.7.6 Thermal Limit on page 27.) 8.7.6 Thermal Limit zappi also includes protection against overheating. If zappi gets too warm it will attempt to reduce the current being drawn by reducing the EV charge rate. If this happens you will see the icon on the main display. If the problem continues and the zappi's internal temperature continues to rise, then it will trip the output to the EV, and the display will show Overheating! zappi will resume normal operation once the temperature drops. However my Zappi is facing south west so gets a lot of sun in the "few" summer months that we have in the UK. I haven't had any problems with it.... so far! I see from a quick google that some people have had problems with Zappi over heating and have suggested putting some sort of shade in place. www.etsy.com/uk/listing/1285424915/untethered-charger-shade-36cm-wide-ev

Its a 4mm cable.

Yes, good spot. Mastic in the hole and around the light on the wall. Don't want water getting in.

I had a look at this and couldn't see how I could add multiple mobile phone notifications to the notify group. As I mentioned in the video its a pain to have to add separate notifications for mine and my wife's phone. It would be good to have a predefined group that I could use in multiple automations. If anyone has an ideas on this please let me know.

I'll let you know how I get on when I plug in my Xbox x.

@@ProjectSmartHome I figured it out. You have to connect the Xbox to the Sound bar's HDMI in, then connect it to port 4 on the 8K Sync Box, then to the eARC port on the TV.

I bought the hue sync box from Philips direct and the gradient strip from Amazon.

Ok, thanks

Our cats are a bit scared of our robot vacuum cleaner. They tend to stay out of its way. ;o)

Thanks for your comment. It sounds like you have the "Yes" prompt popping up on your phone. So you need to check that the data section is correct in your automation and that you have the corresponding automation setup with the manual trigger.

Below is the YAML that I am using in my automation that triggers the manual automation to switch off the helper/toggle. alias: Bin Day - Set Boolean to off description: >- This manual automation changes the Kitchen Bin helper boolan to off if someone clicks YES when asked if they have put the bin out. trigger: - platform: event event_type: mobile_app_notification_action event_data: action: YES_BIN_OUT condition: [] action: - action: input_boolean.turn_off target: # enter the name of your toggle switch below. entity_id: input_boolean.kitchen_bin data: {} mode: single I hope this helps.

I add the data section in to the new automation at 24:26 in the video.

@@ProjectSmartHome Thanks, it turns out I had a typo in mobile_app_notification_action Seems to be working now, will wait and see what Happens on Tuesday :)

Thank you for your feedback. I'll take that in to consideration in future videos.

Here is some information on how to add Google or Alexa in to Home Assistant. Hopefully this will help people that haven't go the integration in place already. www.nabucasa.com/config/google_assistant/