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What it does

Sets the brightness of chosen lights from a lux sensor and the weather, with separate lux ranges for clear and cloudy weather. It shifts color temperature from a day value to a warmer evening value. You also pick a bypass light, active hours, brightness limits and timing.

Written by vulpo.app from the blueprint file by MarqBarq. Something wrong, or are you the author? Get in touch

Set it up from your iPhone Vulpo's automation editor turns this blueprint's settings into a form, and shows each run as it happens.

Works with

  • Lightlight
  • Logbooklogbook
  • Sensorsensor
  • Weatherweather

What you'll pick when you import it.

  • Lux Sensor
  • Weather Entity
  • Day Color Temp (Kelvin)Optional
  • Evening Color Temp (Kelvin)Optional
  • Min Lux (Clear Weather)Optional
  • Max Lux (Clear Weather)Optional
  • Min Lux (Cloudy Weather)Optional
  • Max Lux (Cloudy Weather)Optional
  • Lights to Control
  • Bypass Light (Optional)Optional
  • Start TimeOptional
  • End TimeOptional
  • Transition Time (seconds)Optional
  • Trigger Interval (minutes)Optional
  • Minimum Brightness (%)Optional
  • Maximum Brightness (%)Optional
  • Color Transition Duration (minutes)Optional
  • Log to LogbookOptional

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