Would it do this: run a bathroom fan based on humidity level?

[Dasler]

Hi, New here I would like more information.

Would it be possible to get audible alerts (chime) and not just text for opened doors?

Could it activate the bathroom exhaust fan after the humidity sensor hit a target % let say 55% humidity and run until the humidity go down to 45%. Or this would be like a timer turn on at 55% and run for let say 10minutes instead of using the humidity sensor to turn off.

Thank you.

[Keo (Joe)]

@Dasler

Would it be possible to get audible alerts (chime) and not just text for opened doors?

The short answer is yes. The longer answer would depend on the type of hardware you have. Do you want the chime on your phone? Which phone do you have (Android, iPhone, Windows).

@Dasler

Could it activate the bathroom exhaust fan after the humidity sensor hit a target % let say 55% humidity and run until the humidity go down to 45%. Or this would be like a timer turn on at 55% and run for let say 10minutes instead of using the humidity sensor to turn off.

With this:
https://shop.smartthings.com/#!/products/smartsense-temp-humidity-sensor

And any of the zWave or Zigbee switches supported by smartThings.

And maybe this app:

[OBSOLETE] Bathroom Light Control

Bathroom Light Control Initial Release: 1.0.1 Controls bathroom lights: Turn on light when motion is detected. Turn off light after x minutes of no motion detection Extend light off timer to x minutes if humidity sensor is above the average for the room and trending upward (shower in use?) Developed / Tested with Aeon Multisensor which by default sends humidity every 8 minutes. We need to detect that humidity is rising with 1 reading as most people will want this to kick in by the 8 minute period and not 2 polls which would be 16 minutes. To do so we calculate the average temp over a period of readings (4 by default), then if the humidity is higher than the average and higher than the last reading, it is determined that humidity level is trending upward, so we adjust the off timer to…

[johnathan398 (Johnathan Fullman)]

@Dasler

Could it activate the bathroom exhaust fan after the humidity sensor hit a target % let say 55% humidity and run until the humidity go down to 45%.

I wrote a smarp app to handle this. It calculates the humidity change rate and uses that to activate and de-activate the bathroom fan. I found that using that is more effective in practice than having a set threshold.
Smart Humidity Fan

[kahilzinger (Kirk Hilzinger)]

What would be the Git Hub settings in case you ever updated this app?