How this automation works
Automate your smart home by triggering Alexa when your Google Nest Thermostat detects a temperature rise beyond your chosen limit. This Applet runs whenever the temperature crosses the threshold you set and instantly sends a routine action to Alexa. Perfect for managing climate-related automations and keeping comfort levels in check across connected devices.
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Create your own Google Nest Thermostat and Alexa Actions by mkZense workflow
Create custom workflows effortlessly by selecting triggers, queries, and actions. With IFTTT, it's simple: “If this” trigger happens, “then that” action follows. Streamline tasks and save time with automated workflows that work for you.
14 triggers, queries, and actions
Humidity drops below
Humidity rises above
Temperature drops below
Temperature rises above
sendAlexaActionByMkzense
Set COOL temperature
Set HOT temperature
Set temperature range
Turn off Eco Mode
Turn off fan
Turn on Eco Mode
Turn on fan
Turn thermostat off
Turn thermostat on
Humidity drops below
Humidity rises above
sendAlexaActionByMkzense
Set COOL temperature
Set HOT temperature
Set temperature range
Temperature drops below
Temperature rises above
Turn off Eco Mode
Turn off fan
Turn on Eco Mode
Turn on fan
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You can add delays, queries, and more actions in the next step!
More on Google Nest Thermostat and Alexa Actions by mkZense
About Google Nest Thermostat
Nest thermostats keep you cozy, help save energy, and fit into your home. Learn more here
Nest thermostats keep you cozy, help save energy, and fit into your home. Learn more here
About Alexa Actions by mkZense
Send Actions to your Alexa device from IFTTT. Your Alexa speaker can respond to this action using Alexa routines.
Send Actions to your Alexa device from IFTTT. Your Alexa speaker can respond to this action using Alexa routines.
