Keen Smart Home Vents

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Hi,

For some zoned heating/cooling solutions with smart vents, please refer to my previous posts:

Keen Smart Home Vents

Hello, Today, I sent out a new major version of my Zoned Heating/Cooling solutions to all my active contributors. The new versions enable dynamic temp adjustments (+/- degrees) based on the thermostat’s setpoints for warmer/cooler zones in your home. This feature is added to the long list of features of the smartapps, amongst others: Ability to schedule the thermostat’s setpoints and to set some predefined vent levels in different rooms permanently or only for some schedules (ex. at Night) temporarily Ability to control the vents based on all ST connected sensors: contact, motion, and presence sensors (using the ST hello modes and routines) http://thingsthataresmart.wiki/index.php?title=EcobeeSetZoneWithSchedule#Look_.26_Feel http://thingsthataresmart.wiki/index.php?title=Sche…

If you have very simple needs, there is a ‘free’ version of my smartapps called KeenVentManager:

[RELEASE] Smart Vent Manager - smartapp commissioned by Keen Home

Hi, To whom it may concern, [image] Prerequisites: SmartThings hub A ST connected thermostat (optional). If used with a thermostat, then its DTH (Device Type Handler) must populate the standard OperatingState and heating/cooling setpoint attributes. Smart vents (Keen Home, Flair, or other brands as long as they follow the ST switch/dimmer switch capabilities). Make sure to poll the thermostat on a regular basis for more accurate results. Temp & Motion sensors in rooms (optional) for better vent adjustment For motion detection, I don’t recommend the ecobee remote sensors as they are not meant for HA scenarios. They don’t update in real time in most cases. If used with Keen Home Smart Vents: A DTH for the Keen Home Smart Vents (optional, to avoid too much polling) such as the follo…

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