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Bathroom fan timer program


Mark Sanctuary

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Here is an example of my bathroom fan timers. I have found that having two different options is more than enough, so I utilized the two basic functions of the wall switch the "tap" and the "double tap".

 

Master Bath Fan Start 15 Min Timer

 

If
       Control 'Master Bath / Master Bath Fan' is switched On

Then
       Run Program 'Master Bath Fan Delay 15 Min' (Then Path)
       Stop program 'Master Bath Fan Delay 30 Min'

Master Bath Fan Start 30 Min Timer

 

If
       Control 'Master Bath / Master Bath Fan' is switched Fast On

Then
       Stop program 'Master Bath Fan Delay 15 Min'
       Run Program 'Master Bath Fan Delay 30 Min' (Then Path)

Master Bath Fan Delay 15 Min (disabled)

 

If
  - No Conditions - (To add one, press 'Schedule' or 'Condition')

Then
       Wait  15 minutes 
       Run Program 'Master Bath Fan Off' (Then Path)

Master Bath Fan Delay 30 Min (disabled)

 

If
  - No Conditions - (To add one, press 'Schedule' or 'Condition')

Then
       Wait  30 minutes 
       Run Program 'Master Bath Fan Off' (Then Path)

Master Bath Fan Off

 

If
       Control 'Master Bath / Master Bath Fan' is switched Off
    Or Control 'Master Bath / Master Bath Fan' is switched Fast Off

Then
       Stop program 'Master Bath Fan Delay 15 Min'
       Stop program 'Master Bath Fan Delay 30 Min'
       Set 'Master Bath / Master Bath Fan' Off

Thanks,

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  • 2 months later...

Mark,

 

Could you help me with shutting off the KPL LED once my program is ended. :oops:

 

If

Status 'Exhaust Fan (Timed) ' is On

And Status 'Entry KPL 8 - Foyer / Entry KPL - Fan' is On

 

Then

 

Wait 15 Min

Set 'Exhaust Fan (Timed)' Off

 

I am very new to this programming stuff and haven't gotten a hang of this quite yet.

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Click on the Main tab in the Administrative Console. Create a new scene. (Click on the icon that looks like a painter's palette.)

 

Add both the fan and the keypad button to the scene as responders. (Right click on each, Add to scene.)

 

Change the program statement to turn off the scene you just created.

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  • 2 months later...

On the bathroom fans controlled by motion, do they respond to all types of motion. This would be really helpful, but I have a dog that sleeps in the bathroom every night, and I wouldn't want it kicking on. I'm wondering if the the motion has to be on a certain plane that is so tall...? Just a thought!

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My motion sensors are certainly not pet immune. My two small dogs set off the sensor all the time. Your mileage may vary.

 

There's no way to configure sensitivity or "height" in the ISY or using programs, so you probably best served locating your sensor in such a way that your dog won't be seen by it.

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