Would be nice to use something like this:
if X is turned off for 24h then turn Y on at 12:00
because this doesn’t work:
if X is turned off for 24h and its 12:00 then turn Y on
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execute then on certain time
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Does this work :
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@koffienl doesn’t work. It has to be exactly 24h turned off and exactly 12:00h
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Until then you could do something with multiple rules and a variable ?
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The rules work exactly as your described them.
You want something like thisIf xyz off for more than 24h and it is 12h thenYou need an extended off statement.
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another possible option: create a variable which is for example $offTime. Create a rule that writes the time of switching off the lamp to the variable. and then create a rule that checks the delta between now and offtime.
if delta is bigger than 24 hours or delta is 24 hours then ...
