Turn on Fan (switch) when Samsung WiFi Cooktop is turned on?

[GSzabados (Gabor Szabados)]

@Zac_Henson, if you are technical enough, you can grab the CLI and check the device’s details:

SmartThings Developer CLI

Developer CLI Community Documentation Usage Download the appropriate binary from the releases tab of the github page. Install it on your path and rename it to “smartthings”. It does not need administrator privileges but of course will need to be executable. Run smartthings --help to make sure it’s working. Run a specific command with smartthings <command> Input and Output Considerations Many commands in the CLI handle complex input and/or output, mostly for use with the SmartThings REST API. Input can always be passed as JSON or YAML and in a couple cases a “question and answer” mode is provided. The output format will match the input format unless otherwise specified. Name Shortcut Description json j Write output in JSON format. yaml y Write output in YAML format. i…

Use the commands:

smartthings devices

To get the id of the device, it will be a 1 or 2 digit number, depends on how many devices you have.

Then use the command

smartthings devices:status id -j

Where id is the number what you’ve got before.

You will see how the device reports the burners state.

You only need to find a way to get that as a trigger for any sort of solution, maybe WebCore.

@orangebucket, @jody.albritton is there an easy way to get one of the custom statuses as a trigger for an Automation in the Rules API or WebCore? Is it possible to subscribe to it somehow?