SmartThings Automation Examples for EPL
SmartThings Automation Examples for EPL
These examples use the standard SmartThings routine builder.
To create a routine, open the SmartThings app and go to Automations > + > Create routine.
Use If for the EPL trigger or condition, and Then for the action such as lights, scenes, notifications, or ventilation.
Turn lights on when the room is occupied
If:
EPL
Presencechanges toMotion detected
Then:
Turn on the room lights
[Image placeholder: SmartThings routine editor showing EPL Presence as the trigger]
Optional condition:
EPL
Illuminanceis below your preferred brightness level
[Image placeholder: SmartThings routine using EPL Illuminance as a condition]
Use a zone for a desk light
If:
EPL
Zone 1changes toMotion detected
Then:
Turn on the desk light
If:
EPL
Zone 1changes toNo motion detected
Then:
Turn off the desk light
[Image placeholder: SmartThings routine using EPL Zone 1 for a desk light]
Tip: set Zone 1 to cover the desk area before creating the routine. Use Zone Configurator to create or adjust zones.
Use a zone for a sofa or seating area
If:
EPL
Zone 2changes toMotion detected
Then:
Set living room lights to your evening scene
This works best when the zone has already been tuned so it only covers the seating area.
Use illuminance to avoid daytime lighting
If:
EPL
Presencechanges toMotion detected
Condition:
EPL
Illuminanceis below your chosen lux value
Then:
Turn on the lights
Air quality notification with CO2
This requires the optional CO2 module and CO2-enabled firmware.
If:
EPL
CO2rises above your chosen ppm value
Then:
Send a notification
Turn on ventilation, if available
[Image placeholder: SmartThings routine using EPL CO2 as an air quality trigger]
For CO2 module setup and calibration details, see Integrate the Carbon Dioxide (CO2) Module for EPL.