Unlock the Power: Explore Smart Home Automations

The future of home living! In this video, we dive into the fascinating world of smart home automations, unraveling their potential and demonstrating how they can revolutionize your daily routine. From controlling lights and thermostats to orchestrating complex sequences with just a tap on your smartphone, we showcase practical examples of automations in action. Whether you're a tech enthusiast or a newcomer to the smart home scene, this guide will empower you to unleash the full capabilities of your connected devices. Join us as we demystify the process of setting up automations and unlock the convenience and efficiency they offer for a truly smarter home. Don't miss out on transforming your living space into a seamless, automated sanctuary - watch now! 🏡💡🔌 #SmartHome #Automation #techtutorial
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Chapters:
00:00 - Intro
00:39 - Refresh
01:24 - What is an Automation
03:02 - Set up Automations in Tuya
07:38 - Set up Automation in Home Assistant
12:52 - Conslusion

[@simonsayshomeassistant]

Hey mate, great to see a new smart home channel, just subscribed

[@IntelliHomes]

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Hey, your contents are great and keep the good job. The viewers will come!

[@IntelliHomes]

Thank you! Glad to hear you like it!

[@subbab4]

What happens when you open a door with a sensor that turns on the light...walk into the room...and close the door?

[@IntelliHomes]

Great question! I am going to make a video this week on how to do this when setting up automations. I also talk about it in this videokzbin.info/www/bejne/Y32qkISviKh7n5I Basically you create two automations. Automation 1 is, door open or motion sensor detects motion, light turns on. Automation 2, door closed AND motion sensor does not detect motion for "x" amount of time, light turns off. If you don't have a motion sensor in that room then you just don't create automation 2. You would have one that turns on the light when the contact sensor (door) opens and nothing when it closes. You could set a delay on the contact sensor as well. Let's say the sensor is closed for 5 minutes THEN turn off the light. This might get annoying though since it could trigger when you are still in the room. I planned to walk through this exact automation in a video this week!

[@subbab4]

@@IntelliHomes Yeah, I was thinking you could fix it with a motion detector...but if you are using one of those, why use a door sensor. I'm not going to use door sensors. They look like a DIY add-on and I want the seamless look.

[@IntelliHomes]

In some places they make sense. I have a pantry and it makes sense to have the light turn on when it opens, and the light turn off when it closes. Another place it does make sense for me is the door from my house to garage. Unless I wanted 3 or even 4 motion sensors in my garage. I can put a contact sensor on the door so the light turns on when I go in the garage and the light stays on through motion. I know what you mean though, in some cases it just doesn't make sense.